Bold Fusion
March 26
Have you heard the HYPE? Cincinnati USA's Regional Chamber is turning up the heat for Cincinnati's hungry Young Professionals with the fifth annual Bold Fusion Summit happening this Thursday. Featured speakers include keynote remarks from Rich Boehne, president and CEO of The E.W. Scripps Company, who will discuss the ways in which social media is changing the newspaper industry. Also speaking will be brothers, Joe and Dave Herbert from Batesville, Ind. who took the $1 million dollar prize for their Super Bowl commercial using not much more than their laptops and imagination. For more information on attending, click here.
On the Spot Laughs
March 2
Turn an ordinary Tuesday night into a good story at the office Wednesday morning with Cincinnati's newest comedy group, The Wilhelm Scream. Northside Tavern will host the one night only performance which starts at 8 p.m. Hope you're not shy because audience members will be encouraged to contribute to the action with suggestions from the audience. Grab a friend, grab a drink and get ready to laugh. Fee to laugh is $5 at the door.
Skip the Bike Trail
March 24-29
Spring is officially here and what better way to welcome her in than spending a lovely afternoon at Sharon Woods Park? Skip the bike trail and head straight to the Sharon Centre for Art in the Parks, an exhibit of photographic works by members of The Tristate Photographic Society. Photographers come from different areas of the tri-state and the exhibit will feature a variety of images from all skill levels. All you need is a valid Hamilton County Park District Motor Vehicle Permit-they can be purchased upon arrival- and you're in! The exhibit is open through March 29 with daily viewing hours of 10 a.m.-5 p.m. (the exhibit will be closed on March 23).
Ol' Blue Eyes + 3
March 27 & 28
Cincinnati Ballet takes a new turn with its production of Sinatra Suite + More this weekend with a full company tribute to Frankie's legend with pieces set to Strangers in the Night, That’s Life, and My Way by renowned Broadway choreographer, Twyla Tharp. Accompanying Sinatra will be three other pieces including George Balanchine’s witty Tarantella, Jessica Lang’s new spin on old Baroque dance La Belle Danse and an experimental world premiere from Devon Carney. Click here for tickets and show times.
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