🎵 The Cincinnati Pops Orchestra brought the Harlem Renaissance to life. Their exuberant performance featured Duke Ellington's jazz masterpieces alongside works by Fats Waller, Cab Calloway and others. Pianist Marcus Roberts and his trio delivered standout performances, including Johnson's "Yamekraw," while vocalists Mykal Kilgore and Tatiana Mayfield charmed audiences with classics like "Ain't Misbehavin'." The program also included a world premiere of Carlos Simon's "Hellfighters' Blues," honoring the African American 369th Infantry Regiment who introduced jazz to Europe during WWI. The concert showcased the vibrant creativity that defined the Harlem Renaissance while reminding audiences that its cultural impact continues today.
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🏥 Cincinnati hospital CEOs unite to tackle healthcare's biggest challenges. Top executives from six regional medical systems gathered at the Business Courier's Future of Health Care event to discuss pressing industry issues. The panel highlighted persistent workforce shortages, escalating care costs, insurance reimbursement struggles, and uncertainty about Trump administration policies. Despite these challenges, leaders shared optimism about technological innovations improving patient care experiences. A detailed report of the discussion will be published in the Courier's upcoming weekly edition.
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🎟️ Cincinnati's Pogo Pass unlocks adventure without breaking the bank. This annual entertainment pass provides access to over 20 attractions across Cincinnati, Dayton, and Northern Kentucky—including the Cincinnati Zoo, Reds games, museums, and recreational centers. Valued at over $700 but available for around $100, the pass offers significant savings for families looking to explore the region's top venues. Each attraction typically allows one visit per pass, though some venues like Velocity Esports offer monthly access. Perfect for both residents and visitors, the Pogo Pass encourages year-round discovery of Cincinnati's vibrant cultural scene.
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