American Legacy Theatre is theatre for social change. While breaking and re-imagining many conventions, A.L.T. provides professional theatre that is accessible - affordable, relevant and exciting to all people, and all voices. 

Come join A.L.T. for this engaging session to experience #YourNationalTheatre. Here you will meet with other community members and explore what social change we can achieve together.  Your voice drives our work. 

Open to all.

Monday, March 19:  7:00-8:30

Thursday, March 22: 5:30-7:00 

Sunday, March 25: 1-2:30pm  

@ The Carnegie Center of CT

RSVP: Matthew Gellin, 

matthewgellin@americanlegacytheatre.org

www.americanlegacytheatre.org

CRC Listening Sessions

The Cincinnati Recreation Commission (CRC) is currently working with Pros Consulting, Incorporated to develop the CRC Master Plan.  As a way to address our environmental challenges, we launched our Recreation Program and Facility Master Plan this month.  This plan will serve as CRC's road map for the next five years.

 

In an effort to gain additional feedback, we are asking for your assistance.  We would like to invite you to participate in a focus group discussion on March 21, 2018 from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.  We are offering this opportunity at two locations:  Corryville Recreation Center, 2823 Eden Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio 45219 and Westwood Town Hall, 3017 Harrison Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio 45211.  Your input will assist CRC in evaluating our services.  Staff members from Pros Consulting, Incorporated will be conducting the focus group discussions.

 

During the focus groups, participants will be asked to weigh in on program direction, facility operations, maintenance, and capital improvements based on community needs.  Each discussion will last approximately 90 minutes. 

  

Please respond as to which location works best for your schedule either by calling Christa McCarty at 513-352-4037 or by clicking the below link and  completing the form selecting the location you wish to attend.

 

https://cincyrec.cincyregister.com/stake1

Native Pollinators  Class

Busy Backyard Bees: Rediscovering Native Pollinators

10 am-noon, Saturday, March 24

Instructor: Dr. Natalie Boyle

Can the answer to reversing a decline in native pollinators be found in our own backyards? Join us for a closer look at the native bees with special guest Natalie Boyle, a researcher for the USDA's Pollinating Insects Research Unit in Utah. With over 4,000 species described in North America, these incredible bees occur in a diversity of landscapes, ranging from forests to deserts, on agricultural lands, and in our own backyards. In this class, you will learn some simple and effective techniques to support and learn about our under-appreciated native bee communities.

Cost: $20

 

Tickets available at:  http://buytickets.at/turnerfarm/148317

The Carnegie Center is very excited to announce a NEW partnership with the Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County! 

Beginning in  April, 2018 , The Carnegie Center of Columbia Tusculum will have open hours on  Sundays from12-4pm and Wednesdays from 10-2pm  to provide access to the Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County's LAPTOP KIOSK.  Library card holders  can check out and borrow a new laptop computer for up to four hours of use for free at The Carnegie Center of Columbia Tusculum. 

Community members can also arrange check check out a laptop during the week by emailing  events@thecarnegiecenter.org . Additionally, the library will provide a 400 book collection that is rotating for patrons to check out using the library's app. 

The water is gone -  now is the time to support local businesses

 

Many CT and East End Businesses were impacted by the recent river flooding. Most are OPEN FOR BUSINESS!!  

 

Pay them a visit to celebrate their re-opening!