Tour Nation Entertainment will be honoring five of Cincinnati's very own African American Female Business Owners. Come Celebrate!

We're working with The Flower Lady again to host another wreath making class! Learn how to create a trendy holiday wreath and take yours home!

We partnered with local company, The Candle Lab, to host a holiday scents candle-making class! You'll have the chance to smell and pick out your favorite holiday scents before you mix and match to make a candle completely unique to you! Enjoy discounted beer while your candle dries for a bit before taking it home with you.

Madcap Puppets presents a new adaption of the classic tale! Little did Maria know when she received a mysterious Nutcracker as a gift, how quickly her life was going to become an adventure. Madcap turns this classic Holiday story into a fantastically funny tale, filled with giant puppets and comical characters.

Knock out your Thanksgiving weekend food shopping while supporting our regional farmers and food artisans. The Hyde Park Farmers’ Market’s Thanksgiving Harvest Celebration is designed to make it easy for you to shop in the spirit of the Thanksgiving holiday. Join us for the 2nd annual Turkey Tuesday!

Calling all bibliophiles and wordsmiths! Local female writers come together to share pointers for publication and insights into their writing process. Be sure to bring a sharpened pencil!

Our popular mixology class is back, teaching you how to make special Thanksgiving cocktails for Friendsgiving or a family gathering at home.

We partnered with local friends the OTR Bagel Bar for a beer and bagels pairing to kickoff your Sunday Funday!

This curated Dessert Festival will feature the very best sweets in the city. Guests will sample desserts from over 20 of Cincinnati’s best treat makers!

Congregate in your own home with family or friends in your quarantine pod to experience beer like never before! Beer and snacks will be dropped off to your home (if you live within I-275), then you will connect with Beer Dave via Zoom for a guided tasting.

Come out to Washington Park on Monday evenings for live Jazz music in the park! Grab a socially distanced seat at the Porch presented by PPG Paints and enjoy a cold beer, wine, soda, or New Riff Distilling Old Fashioned while listening to the music.

Join the Women’s Fund webinar on Monday, September 28, at 3pm for a presentation of the first phase of their Black Women's Economic Mobility project. This paper is an examination of Black women's labor trends over time and the systemic barriers to their employment.

Feeling stressed, anxious, and worried? You’re not alone! This evening, you will be led through gentle yoga practice in gallery 229 and learn to focus on breathing. Afterward, feel free to self-guide through our new special exhibition, Hank Willis Thomas: All Things Being Equal. . .

Pricing:
CAM members: $7 members
Non-members: $15 non-members
RSVP required→https://bit.ly/2HbdU1L

Come out to Washington Park on Monday evenings for live Jazz music in the park! Grab a socially distanced seat at the Porch presented by PPG Paints and enjoy a cold beer, wine, soda, or New Riff Distilling Old Fashioned while listening to the music.

Thursday, September 17th, there will be a bonus showing in regards to Summer Cinema: Black Family Movie Series. The movie of choice will be BLACK BOYS, executive produced by two-time Super Bowl champion and New Orleans Saints star Malcom Jenkins. The film celebrates the full humanity of Black men and boys in America while showcasing the emotional landscape of racism in America and invites audiences to imagine a world in which Black boys experience true belonging and unlimited possibilities.

We are pleased to invite you to join 1628 Ltd. to view our upcoming fall art exhibitions. We will be showcasing the work of nine distinct regional and national artists in two photographic exhibitions this fall: Square of the Distance and Close Contact: Photography, Nature, and the Alternative Process.

In the spirit of health and wellness Paloozanoire invites everyone to embark on a short 2 mile hike (approx. 1 hour long).

Washington Park’s Summer Cinema Series returns with a twist – this year that features a full slate of Black Family Movies. The film lineup celebrates black heritage, journeys of triumphs and resilience, coming together, being yourself, and loving your family. 3CDC and Washington Park are partnering with Keng Enterprises, a multicultural creative marketing agency to present this year’s series.

Summer Cinema: Black Family Movie Series will feature Black-owned food truck vendors starting at 6pm, a pre-show playlist at 6:30pm, and a pre-movie chat at 8pm on select nights, with movies premiering at 9pm every Thursday.

CRG Black Sheep & Violent Lambs vs. Kansas City Roller Warriors (Kansas City, KS)

The Cincinnati Rollergirls are celebrating a new season and a new decade with a move to a new venue: The state-of-the-art Cintas Center at Xavier University. The move to the 10,224-seat arena represents a significant upgrade for the all-volunteer team, which held its home games at the 93-year-old, 3,000-seat Schmidt Memorial Fieldhouse at Xavier from 2017 through 2019. At Cintas, the Cincinnati Rollergirls will play on the polished concrete floor underneath the basketball court used by Xavier’s basketball and volleyball teams. Polished concrete is an ideal surface for the hard-hitting, fast-moving sport of flat track roller derby. Fans will enjoy ample seating, free parking, air conditioning, ADA accessibility and a variety of food and beverage options at Cintas, which was renovated in 2017 and is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year.

CRG vs. TBA

The Cincinnati Rollergirls are celebrating a new season and a new decade with a move to a new venue: The state-of-the-art Cintas Center at Xavier University. The move to the 10,224-seat arena represents a significant upgrade for the all-volunteer team, which held its home games at the 93-year-old, 3,000-seat Schmidt Memorial Fieldhouse at Xavier from 2017 through 2019. At Cintas, the Cincinnati Rollergirls will play on the polished concrete floor underneath the basketball court used by Xavier’s basketball and volleyball teams. Polished concrete is an ideal surface for the hard-hitting, fast-moving sport of flat track roller derby. Fans will enjoy ample seating, free parking, air conditioning, ADA accessibility and a variety of food and beverage options at Cintas, which was renovated in 2017 and is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year.

Join us for an evening of hope, inspiration, and generosity at The LAM Foundation’s largest annual fundraiser, the Breath of Hope Gala, with a special 25th Anniversary Celebration.

Each year, Green Umbrella, Greater Cincinnati’s regional sustainability alliance, partners with the City of Cincinnati, the Brueggeman Center for Dialogue at Xavier University, Hamilton County Planning and Development and the Greater Cincinnati Green Business Council, to present this daylong conference that shares the latest ideas and best practices in environmental sustainability at the regional level. The Midwest Regional Sustainability Summit brings together businesses, government representatives, experts, non-profits and ordinary citizens committed to building a more environmentally sustainable and economically vibrant region.

CRG Black Sheep vs. Midwest Mamaws & CRG Violent Lambs vs. Vette City Roller Derby (Bowling Green, KY)

The Cincinnati Rollergirls are celebrating a new season and a new decade with a move to a new venue: The state-of-the-art Cintas Center at Xavier University. The move to the 10,224-seat arena represents a significant upgrade for the all-volunteer team, which held its home games at the 93-year-old, 3,000-seat Schmidt Memorial Fieldhouse at Xavier from 2017 through 2019. At Cintas, the Cincinnati Rollergirls will play on the polished concrete floor underneath the basketball court used by Xavier’s basketball and volleyball teams. Polished concrete is an ideal surface for the hard-hitting, fast-moving sport of flat track roller derby. Fans will enjoy ample seating, free parking, air conditioning, ADA accessibility and a variety of food and beverage options at Cintas, which was renovated in 2017 and is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year.

Market Bleu is a quarterly event that allows artisans and artists to showcase and sell their products in the opulent settings of the Contemporary Arts Center (CAC), in the heart of downtown Cincinnati.

Leading cancer researchers Drs. Susan Horwitz of the Albert Einstein College of Medicine, whose research led the discovery of Taxol, and Susan Mooberry of the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio discuss their quest for treatments for breast cancer. Natural products continue to provide effective new leads for many types of cancer including breast cancer. Through collaborations with medicinal chemists and evaluation of extract libraries from the National Cancer Institute from plant collections across the world, Drs. Horwitz and Mooberry search for natural products and their analogs to ultimately identify new drugs.

Join Habitat for Humanity of Greater Cincinnati for the 2020 Women Inspiring Women Happy Hour!

Curators, choristers, actors and admins – on the front lines and behind-the-scenes, some spirited and spectacular women help fuel all aspects of Cincinnati’s dynamic art scene. In honor of Women’s History Month, join a provocative conversation as select arts leaders discuss specific challenges facing women in the sector, and the significant impact they’re making on the arts across our region.

Untold Content invites you to celebrate the untold stories of women in innovation.