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  • Oh Christmas Tree Oh Christmas Tree Why Not Give the Gift of Charity!

    Oh Christmas Tree Oh Christmas Tree Why Not Give the Gift of Charity!

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    Loveland, Ohio – Are you looking for a unique holiday gift for a loved that will not only make your loved one smile but also make you feel good inside?! Well now is your chance to secure your Amazing Race Charity tickets! But hurry this event is known to sell out quickly!

    The Amazing Charity Race 2020 will feature new challenges, pitstops and of course some brand new sponsors that will be sure to quench your thirst! So what are you waiting for?! Stuff a stocking with Amazing Charity Race tickets today! If you would like to learn more about this exciting event or you would like to register your team for the Amazing Charity Race go to www.amazingcharityrace.com!

    Check out the Amazing Charity Race flyer below for event details!

  • Loveland Show Choirs present the Spirit of the Season on Saturday

    Loveland Show Choirs present the Spirit of the Season on Saturday

    Loveland, Ohio – The Loveland Show choirs will present Spirit of the Season – A Holiday Celebration this Saturday, December 7 at 5 and 7 PM at Loveland High School.

    Buy your tickets NOW!

  • POP’s jazzy Christmas concert

    POP’s jazzy Christmas concert

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    Prince of Peace welcomes the Phil DeGreg Trio for a Christmas Concert with vocalist Margaret Eilert. Come out on a cold December evening to be warmed by wonderful jazzy Christmas music. A cookie reception will follow. Bring a friend for some midweek joy! Wednesday, December 11 at 7 PM –  Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, 101 S. Lebanon Road, Loveland.

  • Loveland Jazz Swing Dance coming December 6th

    Loveland Jazz Swing Dance coming December 6th

    Loveland, Ohio – Performing at the 2019 LHS Jazz Swing Dance is the LHS Jazz Lab Band, the LMS Jazz Band, and the LHS Jazz Orchestra. This event is the main fundraiser for the Jazz program at Loveland High School.

    The program uses this night to fund things such as trips, instrument repairs, new music, and to bring in professional musicians from the Cincinnati area and beyond.

    The event is a Swing Dance. Attendees will be given a dance lesson before the bands perform, and then be able to dance to swing music from three different bands all night!

    View Photos from last year’s Jazz Swing Dance

    [Photo Album] Full-house caught on camera swinging to Loveland Jazz Program

     

    There will also be a gift basket raffle as well as a silent auction with items donated from Loveland vendors. There will be desserts and beverages (soda, water, tea, coffee, etc.) included with the cost of admission.

    The event is taking place at 6:30 PM on Friday, December 6th at Loveland High School.

    Jazz Swing Dance, Dec 6: Tickets are $10 presale and $12 at the door.

    Purchase tickets online: https://bit.ly/2uINVoF

  • Loveland High School to host Forum on vaping and nicotine addiction

    Loveland High School to host Forum on vaping and nicotine addiction

    Loveland, Ohio – The public is invited to attend an open forum and panel discussion by Hamilton County Public Health (HCPC) at Loveland High School on November 21, 6 PM.

    The main theme of the event is nicotine addiction, which will be discussed by a panel of experts:

      • Dr. Steve Feagins, Medical Director of HCPH
      • Tobacco Specialist Jessica Skelton from HCPH
      • Loveland School Resource Officer Jesse Moore
      • PreventionFIRST Prevention Specialist Lauran Houshel from Americorps Public Allies

    The moderator of the event is Loveland High School Senior William Heard.

    Topics of the discussion will include how nicotine addiction differs in adults and children; the biological and physiological changes that occur when a person becomes addicted; where nicotine is found; the increased use of e-cigarettes; education around addiction prevention; and policy work done at various levels to combat nicotine use and addiction.

    A question-and-answer session will follow the panel discussion.

    The event, which is free to the public, will be held in the Loveland High School Auditorium. It will also be live-streamed on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/HamCoHealth/).

  • 10th Annual Halloween Edition 2019 – Escape From Loveland

    10th Annual Halloween Edition 2019 – Escape From Loveland

    What: Escape From Loveland
    Where: Historic Downtown Loveland
    When: Saturday, October 26, 2019
    5:30pm: LIVE Music by The Counting Skeletons
    6:00-8:00pm: Escape Game
    8pm – Beer and Food Tasting Begins

    OPEN CONTAINER!

    Loveland’s Zombie Apocalypse is coming! We are already 3/4 sold out in just a couple weeks time so sign up fast or face your demise!

    Downtown Loveland is under attack by a Zombie Apocalypse and you must escape the city.
    In each participating business you must decode clues in order to gain access to the safe houses (bars). Once inside the bars you must find or solve part of the phrase that will get you out of the city to safety.  Escape by 8 PM or risk your demise and get eaten by the Zombies!
    Please feel free to dress up and make it festive. Maybe become one of the Zombies.
    BEWARE – You will never know who the real zombies are and who are the warmbloods posing as zombies!
    This event will fill up fast as in the past so use your brain and get signed up while you still have one.
    4 -Person Teams
    (Must Be 21 or older)
    $35 Per Person
    Sample Size Drinks and Small Bites will be provided

  • Celebrating Nancy Ford Cones’ 150th Birthday

    Celebrating Nancy Ford Cones’ 150th Birthday

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    September 11th, 7:00pm

    Loveland Museum Center

    201 Riverside Dr, Loveland, OH 45140

    The Mariemont Preservation Foundation (MPF) has been gracious enough to loan us copies of some of their Nancy Ford Cones’ photos for the exhibition. This reception and celebration of Cones’ birthday will feature architectural prints of Mariemont in addition to the current exhibit of Cones’ pictures and memorabilia. Light refreshments will be served (including wine). The loan from MPF will remain on exhibit through early November.

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  • Family ties abound in Loveland Stage Company’s “Mamma Mia” Cast

    Family ties abound in Loveland Stage Company’s “Mamma Mia” Cast

    Carras family in Loveland Stage Company’s “Mamma Mia” which opens August 15.  Seated Noah Carras.  (l-r)  Elizabeth Carras and Betsy Carras, English teacher at Mason City Schools.

    Loveland, Ohio – Loveland Stage Company’s “Mamma Mia” opens August 16 and runs through the 25th.  The musical revolves around the popular music of ABBA but the heart of the storyline is about family.  And family ties are found throughout the talented cast.

    Ava Swearingen plays the role of Sophie, desperately trying to find her “real” father. Ava’s mother, Bobbie Jo is in the ensemble.

    Betsy Carras (pictured above),  an English teacher in Mason City schools, is joined in the cast by her two children Elizabeth and Noah.

    Lee Vest, cast as Pepper, is joined by his dad Dave who is working on set construction

    Artistic Director and set Designer Deirdre Dyson is joined by her husband Dick, who is the light designer.

    Steve and Theresa Kovacs are the co-producers of this production.

    The production opens August 15 and will continue through August 25.  Showtimes are August 15, 16, 17, 23 and 24 at 730 p.m. and 3 p.m. on August 18, 24 (with an ASL presentation) and  25.

    All tickets are $20 and can be purchased at  http://lovelandstagecompany.org  or by calling 513-443-4572.  The theatre is located at 11 S. 2nd St. 9Rt. 48), Loveland OH 45140.

  • Phil DeGreg Trio at Prince of Peace Church Wednesday, August 7

    Phil DeGreg Trio at Prince of Peace Church Wednesday, August 7

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    Cincinnati native and University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music professor emeritus Phil DeGreg has played all over the world and we are extremely lucky to have him here for this exciting of jazz. They will be performing at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church at 7pm on Wednesday, August 7 as part of a Summer Music Series. All concerts are free and open to the community.

     

  • Loveland Frogman Race 2019

    Loveland Frogman Race 2019

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    Join us for the 5th annual Frogman event!

    The Frogman Race is comprised of:

    5 Mile Canoe/Kayak
    8 Mile Bike
    5K Run

    You may compete as a two person team (use a canoe) or individually (use a kayak).

    REGISTER NOW >

    Please note: The minimum age for competing on a team is 10 years old and as an individual is 16 years old.

    $130/Team
    $70/Individual
    ($10 discount if registered before August 16)

    The race will begin at 8:30 a.m. with a staggered start.
    Registration/Check-in will begin at 7:30 a.m.

    Packet Pick up will be at JackRabbit Running Store of Loveland on Friday, September 13.

    Race will begin and end with all transitions at Loveland Canoe & Kayak (174 Karl Brown Way). All participants will be bused to start line (Carl A. Rahe Access).  Singles in kayaks will start the event, followed by team canoe divisions.

    Race Divisions:

    Team (16+), Parent/Child Team (10+), Male (16+), Female (16+), Senior (55+)

    Event t-shirts will be available for purchase (pre-order only) for $20 each.

    Canoes, kayaks, life jackets, and paddles will be provided.  Participants are to provide their own bicycle (road bike is recommended).  Life jackets must be worn at all times while on the water.  Bike helmets must be worn at all times while on your bike.  No headphones are allowed during any portion fo the race.  Failure to comply with the safety rules will subject contestants to disqualification.

    A photo ID is required and waiver must be signed and submitted in order to receive your race packet and bib/timing chip.  This is a rain or shine event and there are NO refunds.  In the event of severe weather the start may be delayed and the course may be altered for safety reasons.

    Please respect your fellow participants.  There will be all types of skill levels competing so please stay aware of your surroundings at all times.

    Bike’s can be rented locally at Loveland Bike Rental and Montgomery Cyclery.

    This race can be used as a Warm-up to Morgan’s Little Miami Triathlon.

    REGISTER NOW >