Cincinnati Architecture: 1800-1860 Cincinnati Architecture: 1800-1860 Presented by Carolyn Honkomp, Museum Center Heritage Programs Carolyn Laemmle / 10/12/2019 11:30 AM - 2:00 PM 0 6451 Article rating: No rating In the 19th Century, Cincinnati was a dynamic boom town, one of the top ten most populous cities in the United States. Part of that history lives on in buildings that exist today. This program presents a virtual tour of significant structures in the basin and outskirts of Cincinnati, highlighting their architectural styles. The presentation will describe the effects of commerce, European immigration, and cultural influences on the design and utility of structures that created the foundation of our city. Mrs. Mary Russell.... Chairman of the Day Mrs. Cheryl Sieve.... Flower Chairman Register
The Greene Machine at Sycamore Schools The Greene Machine at Sycamore Schools Featuring the Greene School Show Choir Janet McDaniel / 4/27/2019 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM 0 9679 Article rating: No rating Small yet mighty, the Greene Machine features the fifth- and sixth-graders who make up the show choir at E.H. Greene Intermediate School in Sycamore Community Schools. These dynamos will sing and dance their way into your hearts as they help set the stage for spring with an upbeat collection of tunes. Mrs. Ann Hanson………………………………Chairman of the Day Register
Harriet Beecher Stowe: Freedom Seeker of Cincinnati Harriet Beecher Stowe: Freedom Seeker of Cincinnati Presented by Christine Hartlieb, Executive Director Nancy Cavanaugh / 2/23/2019 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM 0 8124 Article rating: No rating This interactive presentation focuses on the life events and experiences that Harriet Beecher Stowe faced during the 18 years she lived in Cincinnati and how these experiences enabled her to write an impactful anti-slavery novel. Stowe House Executive Director Christine Hartlieb also will discuss the history of the house after the Beechers left and its ties to African American experiences in the 20th century. Mrs. Nancy Cavanaugh…………………………………………Chairman of the Day Register
The Cincinnati Boychoir The Cincinnati Boychoir Artistic Director Christopher Eanes Carolyn Laemmle / 12/1/2018 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM 0 8156 Article rating: No rating For more than 50 years, the Cincinnati Boychoir has delighted audiences with their exquisite voices, musicality and professionalism. Comprised of young men from more than 90 schools in the region, the boychoir is dedicated not only to showcasing the extraordinary skills of these young singers, but also to heightening their musical, intellectual and emotional development. Learn about the Cincinnati Boychoir story and enjoy a special performance by this diverse and exceptionally gifted group of youngsters. Mrs. Mary Russell…………………………………………………Chairman of the Day Register
Taking a School Garden to New Heights: How a Rooftop Garden Helped Transform an Urban Elementary School Taking a School Garden to New Heights: How a Rooftop Garden Helped Transform an Urban Elementary School Presented by Bryna Bass, MEd Glenna Baumbaugh / 10/13/2018 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM 0 9395 Article rating: 4.3 From the ground level, Rothenberg Preparatory Academy in Over-the-Rhine seems surrounded by a dense forest of brick and concrete surfaces. Yet, a bird’s eye view reveals that ornamental flowers, fruits and vegetables flourish on the roof of this historic elementary school building, serving as a source of beauty and learning for students. The program will discuss the inspiration, design, and creation of the garden and its curricular connections, with participants discovering how the garden both enriches academic programming and enhances the unique urban community of Over-The-Rhine. Ms. Mary Ronan……………………………..……………Chairman of the Day Register
Benchmark Jazz Benchmark Jazz Led by Henry Stiefel Glenna Baumbaugh / 9/22/2018 11:30 AM - 2:00 PM 0 8440 Article rating: No rating Benchmark Jazz is a group of young energetic high school musicians, who have developed a strong passion for jazz music. The West Chester jazz sextet consists of some of the best young jazz musicians in the area, and primarily feature trumpet, trombone, piano, bass, guitar, and drums. Their smooth and mellow jazz will include such selections as C'est Si Bon, Satin Doll, Night Train, and Sack Full of Soul, as well as other traditional standards with some jazz improvisation. So, come prepared to get in the mood to swing, thanks to some talented youthful performers! Glenna Baumbaugh Chairman of the Day Read more
Caroline Williams’ “Spot in Cincinnati” Caroline Williams’ “Spot in Cincinnati” Presented by Carolyn Honkamp Mark Buelsing / 1/27/2018 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM 0 17436 Article rating: No rating Caroline Williams shared her wonderful talent and love of Cincinnati for nearly five decades. “A Spot in Cincinnati” was a much-anticipated regular feature in the Cincinnati Enquirer. Her sketches of landmarks and locations throughout Cincinnati will be shared and discussed. Carole Rauf Chairman of the Day Register
Discovering the Joseph House of Cincinnati Discovering the Joseph House of Cincinnati Presented by Alicia Harter Janet McDaniel / 11/11/2017 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM 0 9323 Article rating: 5.0 The mission of Joseph House, Inc. is to meet the needs of the homeless veterans suffering from addiction within our community and provide them the support they need to maintain a life-long commitment to recovery and to thrive in the community. One of the goals for this year is to participate in philanthropic endeavors. The first of these will be a project benefitting the residents of the Joseph House. All members are invited to participate. We will be collecting small toiletries, socks, treats, etc. The members of College Club will gather to package gift bags of socks and toiletries to present to the clients of Joseph House during the anticipated holiday season. Members are asked to meet at 10:30 a.m. to complete and assemble the bags for residents of the Joseph House. These will be given to the speaker, Ms. Alicia Harter from Joseph House, for distribution. Janet McDaniel Chairman of the Day Register
One Way Farm One Way Farm PRESENTED BY MS. BARBARA CONDO Janet McDaniel / 10/14/2017 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM 0 9099 Article rating: No rating The mission of One Way Farm, which was organized in 1976, is to provide a warm, secure and loving environment to children, ages 6 – 18, who have been abused, neglected, and abandoned. Safe and independent housing is provided for these residents as well as medical treatment and educational services. Twenty boys and twenty girls are housed in two separate shelters. They are supported as they strive to build an independent and productive life. Purpose: To stop the cycle of child abuse and provide a loving environment for children to grow in mind, spirit and body. To develop an educational system to further the potential of all children without regard to race, color or national origin. Ann Hanson Chairman of the Day Register
Queen City Chamber Opera Queen City Chamber Opera Directed by Dr. Isaac Selya Nancy Cavanaugh / 5/20/2017 12:00 PM 0 10136 Article rating: 5.0 Queen City Chamber Opera was founded by Dr. Isaac Selya in 2012 to advance the careers of emerging opera artists by giving them valuable professional engagements in fully staged productions with a full orchestra. QCCO performers have been able to continue their careers with many famous opera companies around the country. You will be happily entertained by Isaac and several of his performers. Menu: Soup, salad, and casserole. Mrs. Cora Hillman Chairman of the Day Register
Roundabout Opera for Kids Roundabout Opera for Kids Directed by Ms. Kelly Holterhoff Nancy Cavanaugh / 3/25/2017 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM 0 9155 Article rating: No rating You'll be charmed by the riveting voices and high energy antics of four talented opera singers from ROKCincy performing their twist on Mozart's beloved comic opera, The Magic Flute. The free, fully staged performances are given to school and community groups who have limited access to arts programming. Melissa Thiergartner Chairman of the Day Register
Cincinnati Ballet Cincinnati Ballet Directed by Victoria Morgan Glenna Baumbaugh / 9/24/2016 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM 0 8114 Article rating: No rating It is a pleasure to have the opportunity to welcome you to what promises to be an energetic and stimulating year. The meeting on September 24 promises to be an unusually beautiful yet informative event as the Cincinnati Ballet will present the program following a sumptuous lunch. This is Victoria Morgan’s twentieth year as the Artistic Director of the ballet so it will be a year of celebration! She will talk about her twenty seasons with Cincinnati Ballet, the impact Cincinnati Ballet is having on our community and her efforts in supporting and encouraging female choreographers and leadership in the ballet world. The Cincinnati Ballet Second Company dancers provide an exciting peek into the typical day in the life of a professional ballet dancer and performs excerpts from the Cincinnati Ballet repertoire. Julie Sunderland explains the Cincinnati Ballet's outreach program with its classes and scholarships and also introduces the dancers and their background. Menu; Pork tenderloin, pea salad, roasted apples, green veggies, raspberry lovely. Mrs. Diane Sakmyster Chairman of the Day Read more
WOODEN SHOE HOLLOW WOODEN SHOE HOLLOW PRESENTED BY JAY KATHMAN Glenna Baumbaugh / 3/12/2016 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM 0 10544 Article rating: 5.0 German immigrants in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century settled in the fertile Mill Creek Valley. They wore wooden shoes in their gardens and present a fascinating story of hard work and musical Saturday Nights. Wooden Shoe Hollow, a historical novel by Charlotte Pieper, describes their lives. Learn more about these little known settlers and their story. Chairman of the Day Gretchen Thomas Read more
THE NEW HORIZONS DIXIELAND BAND OF CINCINNATI THE NEW HORIZONS DIXIELAND BAND OF CINCINNATI DIRECTED BY PETE METZGER Glenna Baumbaugh / 12/12/2015 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM 0 8264 Article rating: No rating The New Horizons Dixieland Band of Cincinnati offers jazz and blues in addition to Dixieland tunes. The band is composed of men and women and includes five graduates of music conservatories. The other musicians are amateurs who love playing this peppy and fun kind of music. Audiences of all ages find the beat and toe-tapping melodies irresistible. A sing-along featuring holiday favorites will allow the audience to join in the merriment. Chairman of the Day: Betsy Bazell Read more
QUEEN CITY NOTORIOUS PRESENTED BY J.T. TOWNSEND Glenna Baumbaugh / 10/10/2015 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM 0 9092 Article rating: No rating J.T. Townsend is a freelance writer and lifelong resident of Cincinnati. He is the author of regional bestsellers, Queen City Gothic and Queen City Notorious. He is also the former true crime historian for Snitch Magazine and his work has appeared in the Cincinnati Enquirer, Word Magazine and Clews. In this intriguing program, Townsend delves beyond the tabloid headlines and exposes the sinful motivations of memorable villains. Chairman of the Day: Mrs. Sue Eades Read more
THE CCM YOUTH BALLET COMPANIES DIRECTED BY JONNIE LYNN JACOBS-PERCER Glenna Baumbaugh / 9/26/2015 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM 0 8747 Article rating: 4.0 CCM Senior Youth Ballet Company is made up of junior and senior high school students who are serious about ballet. The Mini and Junior Ballet Company is made up of children ages 8 through 13 and focuses on guiding young students in their performance skills and ballet technique. "The Carnival of Animals" and other dance selections will demonstrate their accomplishments. Read more
Bamso Brings Us Its Best! Bamso Brings Us Its Best! Director Michael Chertock Glenna Baumbaugh / 4/11/2015 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM 0 8172 Article rating: No rating What better time than springtime for an opportunity to hear three talented winners of the 2014 Jack & Lucille Wonnell Young Artist Concerto Competition, sponsored by the Blue Ash/Montgomery Symphony Orchestra (BAMSO). Their scintillating performances are from the main symphonic sections: (1) Strings, (2) Piano, (3) Brass, Reeds, and Woodwind. The Blue Ash/Montgomery Symphony Orchestra is conducted by Michael Chertock, the distinguished keyboardist of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and Asst. Professor of Piano at University of Cincinnati's CCM. Mrs. Carole Rauf……………...………..…...….…Chairman of the Day Read more
Lights, Camera, Queen City Action! Lights, Camera, Queen City Action! Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky Film Commission Anonym / 7/25/2014 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM 0 6763 Article rating: No rating Kristen Erwin is the Executive Director for the Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky Film commission, where she began working as an intern in 1997. Kristen has an interesting job interacting with movie studios, independent film and music company directors and executives to extol the virtues of shooting their movies, TV shows, and music videos in the Cincinnati metro area. She gets to scout the area looking for unique neighborhoods and homes that might serve as shooting locations, and knows the nooks and crannies of this town better than most. Mrs. Sue Eades….…………….…........…….…………...………………………...….Chairman of the Day Read more
The State of the Arts in Cincinnati The State of the Arts in Cincinnati Presented by Janelle Gelfand Glenna Baumbaugh / 4/26/2014 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM 0 7889 Article rating: No rating Janelle Gelfand was named Classical Music Critic for The Cincinnati Enquirer in 1993 and has written for the paper since 1991. She is an accomplished pianist, having traveled with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra on three European tours and two tours to Japan. When the Cincinnati POPS toured mainland China and Singapore for the first time, she was there. She was a professor of music history at the Cincinnati College Conservatory. She will share her knowledge of the arts in Cincinnati with us. Mrs. Helena Pieratt Chairman of the Day Read more
Unsolved Cincinnati Murders Unsolved Cincinnati Murders Presented by J. T. Townsend Glenna Baumbaugh / 3/8/2014 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM 0 9057 Article rating: 5.0 Mr. Townsend is a freelance writer and lifelong resident of Cincinnati. He is a true crime historian, writing for Snitch Magazine, the Cincinnati Enquirer, Cincinnati Magazine, and others. Mr. Townsend will discuss “What keeps armchair detectives awake at night?” through a presentation of the Cincinnati’s Most Infamous Murder Mysteries. Ms. Sue Eades Chairman of the Day Read more