Art and Culture
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Cassie Mattia’s red carpet interview with movie star Joshua Felder
Art and Culture, Inclusion & Accessibility, Latest Stories, Loveland & Local, Loveland Magazine TV, News, Spotlightby David Miller “Interviewing Josh on the red carpet was a fantastic opportunity for our community to see via Facebook Live – what kind of a person Josh is. I think what he had to say was important for everyone to hear and quite frankly was inspirational,” Cassie told me after the interview. Joshua Felder…
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Fort Ancient Earthworks in Oregonia named a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Fort Ancient Earthworks is North America’s largest ancient hilltop enclosure UNESCO World Heritage Sites, such as Stonehenge, The Great Pyramid of Giza, and the Great Wall of China, must have “outstanding universal value to humanity. No matter where they’re located, these sites serve to honor and preserve the world’s cultural and natural heritage.” The Hopewell…
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2023 Dinner en Rouge not an unexpected overwhelming success!
Art and Culture, Entertainment, Events, Latest Stories, Loveland & Local, Loveland Magazine TV, News, Spotlightby David Miller Loveland, Ohio – “Loveland Legacy Foundation’s Dinner en Rouge continues to get bigger and better. We appreciate all those who participated and made it such a great event. The money we raised will go a long way to help our neighbors in need. As usual, we experienced outstanding support from the Loveland…
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Tom Post & Monica Achberger win awards at VIEWPOINT 55
Loveland, Ohio – There is a bit of deja vu about this award-winning duo. They both won VIEWPOINT awards in 2021. Tom Post and Monica Achberger are artists with studios in the Artists Studios on Main in the West Loveland Historic District. The VIEWPOINT Awards is a national juried exhibition and was held this year…
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Addison Anderson completes her capstone project aimed at uplifting history
“I hope to create a Student Organize Service – The goal of this SOS group would be accomplished in many ways. Members could visit local historical sights, which are mainly centered around the Civil War here in Cincinnati and and northern Kentucky, and museums, such as the Underground Railroad Freedom Center, to learn more about…
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Art, Food, Live Music, Cold Drinks and Fun! Loveland Art Festival
Advertisement Loveland, Ohio – The 6th annual Loveland Art Festival is fast approaching. We are excited to tell you about this celebration of the arts with 44 booths and 63 artists showing their wares. Look for painters, glass artists, fiber artists, potters, photographers, jewelry makers, painters, mixed media artists, sculptors, and many more. This is…
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Grailville supporters speak at Clermont Commission meeting
Art and Culture, Latest Stories, Loveland & Local, Loveland Magazine TV, News, Region and Beyond, SpotlightBatavia, Ohio – This LOVELAND MAGAZINE TV video is from Wednesday, August 17 when local residents made the trek to the Clermont County Commission meeting to urge support for a grant application to secure funding to preserve Grailvile acreage as permanent green space. Both the City of Loveland and Miami Township governing bodies have previously…
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This week’s “Third Thursday Summer Concert”
Art and Culture, Entertainment, Events, Food & Restaurants, Latest Stories, Loveland & Local, News, SpotlightLoveland, Ohio – Join Little Miami River Chamber Alliance this summer for FREE Thursday evening Summer Concerts! These events are free to the public and will be held on the third Thursday of the summer months on the patio of Hometown Cafe along the bike trail. Bring a chair and grab a drink from a…
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Loveland Art Festival: Sept. 2, 11am – 4pm
Advertisement Loveland, Ohio – The sixth annual Loveland Art Festival is being held on Saturday, September 2 from 11am until 4pm at Whistle Stop Clay Works, 119 Harrison Avenue in Loveland, Ohio. The show, formerly called the Pottery Affaire, highlights local artists who will be offering handmade pottery, fiber art, photographs, jewelry, paintings, wood items,…
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May Festival: Call to singers
Singers in the May Festival come from diverse neighborhoods across the Cincinnati region. They are your friends, neighbors, and colleagues, working in a variety of industries from healthcare to education to supply chain logistics. Let’s hear your beautiful voice. Love music and like to sing? This is for you. Below you’ll find information on auditioning…
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