Art and Culture
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Loveland Over Fifty Meetup going to Artists Guild Art Show
Hello Lovelanders, I’d like to introduce you to The Loveland Over Fifty Meetup Group. It is open to anyone in the city of Loveland and the surrounding 5-mile radius of over the age of 50. The Loveland Over Fifty Group’s goal is to enrich the lives of local residents over 50 by offering opportunities for fun social…
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A “brush” with history in downtown Loveland
Loveland, Ohio – Deirdre Dyson spent Saturday and Sunday painting the Wagner Building in Historic Downtown. The building is slated for demolition Monday. Dyson often paints Loveland’s buildings before being razed. Deirdre Dyson is a professional artist and instructor from Loveland, OH. Her paintings use bold composition to capture her subject with vibrant color, reflecting love…
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Little Miami River Chamber Alliance offers Valentine Card Design Contest
Loveland, Ohio – Don’t miss the opportunity to compete in the 29th Annual Valentine Card Design Contest sponsored by the Little Miami River Chamber Alliance (formerly known as the Loveland Area Chamber). All Tri-State area artists, photographers, high school students, and interested persons are encouraged to participate by designing a card which pertains to love…
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White Christmas at Loveland Stage Company first 3 weekends of November
Advertisement If the snow starts falling early in November, blame it on the Loveland Stage Company as they proudly present the holiday favorite White Christmas. The production will run the first 3 weekends of November with evening shows at 7:30 and Sunday matinees at 3:00. More specifics and ticket information is available at the…
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VisionArts Children’s Art Studio is Going Native!
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Advertisement We are now enrolling for our next exciting session for 4 – 12 year-olds called Going Native starting the week of October 25th. We look into some amazing indigenous peoples and make corresponding art in the tradition of their culture. Making Aboriginal rain sticks and Inuit animal soap carvings are just some of…
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“Off the Streets”
by Ann Barfels “Off the Streets” is the title of the November 8 meeting of the Loveland Woman’s club. Guest speaker will be Noel Julnes Dehner, Episcopal priest at St. Thomas church, poet, editor, film maker, etc. She will speak about her film, “Coming Home from The Streets.” The meeting will begin at 1pm in…
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I spent 10 years photographing Appalachia
[quote_center]Carry Me Ohio: the place that taught me to see[/quote_center] Photos of Matt Eich taken at Mineral, Ohio in the southeast of the State CLICK THIS PHOTO TO SEE MORE http://matteichphoto.com/#1 Charlottesville, VA studio@matteichphoto.com
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Loveland filmmakers honored at All American High School Film Festival
[quote_center]Dean Parker, former Loveland Magazine Video Editor and Sam Smith current Loveland Magazine Reporter, Videographer, and Photographer honored at New York Film festival[/quote_center] New York City, The All American High School Film Festival is the world’s largest teen film festival. With close to 2,000 submissions and 500 accepted films. It showcases the best high school…
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FREE ART LESSON: Open House Sunday, October 9th at VisionArts
[quote_center]All children will receive one Gift Certificate for a free Saturday Open Studio (value $24)![/quote_center] You are cordially invited to bring your children and visit Loveland’s new children’s art studio near downtown Loveland in Shoppers Haven next to Major Deals. (541 Loveland-Madeira Rd., Loveland, OH 45140) VisionArts is excited to show its new studio and…
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Karen Breed makes major investment with new Quilter’s Studios
Loveland, Ohio – After occupying adjacent, historic houses in the West Loveland Historic District, The Quilter’s Studio owner, Karen Breed has moved a block away to the “Old Post Office Building” at the corner of West Loveland Avenue and Loveland Madeira Road. Breed said she was out of room for her expanding business in the two buildings she purchased…
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