Cincinnati Events

Celebrate Mother’s Day by having brunch at the Terrace Café, enjoying the exhibits, and grab a gift in the Gift Shop.

Mother’s Day Brunch Menu
Pricing:
$45.95 per adult
$19.95 for children 12 & under
Children under 3 are free

Omelet Station:
Choice of fresh eggs or egg whites with choice of:
Cheeses: Cheddar, Swiss, Feta, Cheddar Jack
Veggies: Mushrooms, Onions, Tomatoes, Peppers, Scallions, Spinach
Meats: Ham, Sausage Crumbles, Canadian Bacon, Bacon

Homemade Baked Goods
Assorted muffins, scones, cinnamon rolls, fruit pastries, and croissants
Delicious, assorted muffins, Scones, Cinnamon Rolls, Fruit Pastries, and Croissants
Roasted Vegetable Platter
Seasonal Fresh Fruit Display
Fruit & Yogurt Parfait
French Toast Casserole
Applewood Smoked Bacon and Sausage Patties
Creamy Mac and Cheese
Lemon Chicken

Fresh assorted fruit Juices:
Apple, Orange, Grapefruit, Cranberry Juice
Mimosa and Bloody Mary Special $8

Reservation needed. Please Call the Terrace Café at (513) 639-2986 or online.

Reservations required.

Members: $10

General public: $20

College students: $5

Let’s end our Evenings for Educators season with some fun! Are you familiar with Wearable Tracy? Come learn about Lee Kim and how a birthday present turned into a several years-long project. First, enjoy dinner, then hear from Obie Lynn our Textile Conservator about hats and fascinators in our collection. Use these as inspiration to create your very own Wearable Tracy!

For each program attended, you can earn CEU’s and 1–2 graduate credits for an additional fee through Ashland University. 

About Evenings for Educators

Evenings for Educators is the museum’s monthly teacher professional development program. Through the lens of the museum’s collection and exhibitions, Evenings for Educators supports all subjects taught in the classroom. It also encourages a STREAM approach as well as Twenty-First Century Learning strategies. The program is offered for teachers of all grade levels and disciplines, art appreciation volunteers, pre-service education majors, teaching artists, as well as community and museum educators. 

For more information, email schoolandteachers@cincyart.org

Lindner Center of HOPE will host Community Education Day on Sunday, May 19, 2024 in acknowledgement of May Mental Health Month at Manor House in Mason from 11am to 4pm. The half-day workshop offers an opportunity for community members to enhance their awareness of mental health and wellness. Knowledge helps break down stigma and open the conversation around prevention, treatment, and the mental health journey.

Brandon Saho, Creator of The Mental Game Podcast, Cincinnati native and former sports reporter with WLWT-TV will be the keynote speaker. Saho said goodbye to his dream job in 2022 to focus on his mental health. Saho says he was at his lowest. He was depressed and alone and he didn’t know how to live. Saho spent time as a patient at Lindner Center of HOPE and realized that he didn’t want anyone to struggle like he did, so he started The Mental Game podcast. Saho spends time talking with athletes, musicians, and celebrities with the goal of saving lives through these conversations.

Three sets of breakout sessions follow the keynote presentation. Attendees can design their afternoon according to their areas of interest with 12 total breakout sessions to choose from varying topics such as: depression, self-care, empowered parenting, finding a therapist, addictions and more.

Just prior to the breakout sessions, attendees will be invited to participate in a friendly farewell to Michael G. Leadbetter, MD. Dr. Leadbetter, retired plastic surgeon, will launch his year-long friendship bus tour of the United States June 2024 raising awareness around the importance of friendship and connection for mental wellness. The trip is in memory of Leadbetter’s wife, Debbie, his life partner for 49 years. The couple had planned much of the trip before Debbie passed, with the goal of visiting friends around the country, highlighting the significant role friends played in their lives and their mental wellness.

Community Education Day also offers a resource center for participants to gather information on other community services and offerings.

Community Education Day 2024 Schedule

11am Registration and Resource Center Opens
11:30am “Nourishing the Mind” Buffet
12pm Welcome by Paul Crosby, MD, MBA, President and CEO, Lindner Center of HOPE
Keynote by Brandon Saho, Creator, The Mental Game Podcast
12:45pm Friendship Bus Launch for Michael Leadbetter, MD
1:15pm Breakout Session 1
2:15pm Breakout Session 2
3:15pm Breakout Session 3

Register at lindnercenterofhope.org/ed2024/

Lindner Center of HOPE’s Fundraising Auxiliary High Hopes Presents An Evening of HOPE
Kevin Hines, a mental health advocate and survivor of a suicide attempt from the Golden Gate Bridge, will share his story

High Hopes, Lindner Center of HOPE’s fundraising auxiliary, presents An Evening of HOPE, May 30, 2024, at MegaCorp Pavilion. This will be a unique and impactful event featuring the renowned speaker, Kevin Hines, a mental health advocate and survivor of a suicide attempt from the Golden Gate Bridge.

An Evening of HOPE will take place on Thursday, May 30, 2024, at MegaCorp Pavilion, 101 W. 4th Street, Newport, Kentucky starting at 6pm with a cocktail hour and dinner and program to follow. Co-chairs are Amy Russert & Blake Gustafson.

There are several ways to get involved through registration or sponsorship.
Visit lindnercenter.ejoinme.org/HighHopes.

All proceeds from the event benefit Lindner Center of HOPE’s Transforming HOPE Campaign. Funds enable the Center to add more treatment units, expand wellness facilities, add clinical staff, increasing the number of patients served, and lessen the suffering of people with mental illness.

All proceeds from the event benefit Lindner Center of HOPE’s Transforming HOPE Campaign. Funds enable the Center to add more treatment units, expand wellness facilities, add clinical staff, increasing the number of patients served, and lessen the suffering of people with mental illness.

Visit lindnercenter.ejoinme.org/HighHopes

Guided by Artist Barry Lee from Atlanta, Georgia, vibrant artworks delve into the realm of vulnerability, exploring profound internal themes rooted in the artists’ lived experiences.

Join us for a Women's Networking Luncheon where dynamic women come together to exchange insights and strategies for navigating both career and personal life, while building meaningful connections in our community.

http://business.lovelandchamber.org/events/details/symmetry-2024-women-s-executive-luncheon-6933

Members: Free
General public: $20
Students: $5
Reservations required. Reservations will open one month before the event. Limited tickets available.

Join us for a special presentation by Adrienne L. Childs, PhD, esteemed independent scholar, art historian, and curator celebrating the opening of the exhibition, Rodin | Response: FIELD Family Secrets. Dr. Childs will draw on her deep experience exploring the connections between the birth of modernism and contemporary art—across lines of culture, race, gender, and power structures—to address the underpinnings of this exhibition. Her talk examines the contemporary artistic and curatorial practice of response: how artists interpret, expand, and reorder the history of art.

*Please note: Museum lectures will take place in Gallery 105 during the renovation of the lower level.

About the Guest Speaker:
Adrienne L. Childs is an independent scholar, art historian, and curator. She is Senior Consulting Curator at The Phillips Collection in Washington, DC. Her current book project is an exploration of Black figures in European decorative arts entitled Ornamental Blackness: The Black Figure in European Decorative Arts, forthcoming from Yale University Press. She recently co-curated The Colour of Anxiety: Race, Sexuality and Disorder in Victorian Sculpture at The Henry Moore Institute in Leeds, England. She was the guest curator of Riffs and Relations: African American Artists and the European Modernist Tradition at The Phillips Collection in Washington DC, 2020.

In April 2022 the High Museum of Art awarded Childs the 2022 Driskell Prize in recognition of her contribution to African American art and art history.

Childs co-curated The Black Figure in the European Imaginary at the Rollins Art Museum at Rollins College in 2017. She is co-editor of the volume essays Blacks and Blackness in European Art of the Long Nineteenth Century, Routledge. She also contributed an essay on art and activism to Volume V, part II of The Image of the Black in Western Art edited by Henry Louis Gates, Jr. and David Bindman.

As former curator at the David C. Driskell Center at the University of Maryland, she curated many exhibitions including Her Story: Lithographs by Margo Humphrey; Arabesque: The Art of Stephanie Pogue; Creative Spirit: The Art of David C. Driskell and Tradition Redefined: The Larry and Brenda Thompson Collection of African American Art.

Childs holds a BA from Georgetown University, an MBA from Howard University, and a PhD in the History of Art from the University of Maryland. Learn more at adriennelchilds.com.

Rodin | Response: FIELD Family Secrets is organized by the Cincinnati Art Museum in collaboration with Supermrin and the School of Art, University of Cincinnati, and with the generous support of Iris Cantor.

Sponsored by the Harold C. Schott Foundation.

Image credit: Auguste Rodin (French, 1840–1917), Jacques de Wissant (detail), 1885–86, cast 1989, bronze, h. 83 7/8 in. (223.2 cm), Courtesy of Iris & B. Gerald Cantor Foundation, Photo Addison Doty.

Nicole Mori, RN, MSN, APRN-BC, Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner discussion of mental health and wellness

Reservations required. Capacity is limited.
Members: $7
General public: $15
Tickets will be available for purchase one month prior to the event.

Join us for a gallery chat and yoga flow in Gallery 229. This class is accessible to participants of all levels and abilities, and various modifications will be offered.

Guests must bring their own yoga mats.

Water bottles are not allowed in the galleries.

In celebration of hip hop’s remarkable, decades-long impact and influence on society, the Cincinnati Art Museum (CAM) will host the groundbreaking exhibition The Culture: Hip Hop and Contemporary Art in the 21st Century, on view from June 28–September 29, 2024.

The multimedia exhibition showcases more than 90 works of art by some of today’s most important and celebrated artists–such as Banksy, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Roberto Lugo, Carrie Mae Weems, Mark Bradford, William Cordova, Hassan Hajjaj and Hank Willis Thomas–and fashion brands, with looks from Chanel, Gucci, Cross Colours, Vivienne Westwood and Virgil Abloh’s collections for Louis Vuitton. A range of music ephemera will also be on display.