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For millennia, people have extended their reach and power with ingenious tools like atlatls, woomeras, and other spear-throwers. In this hands-on history workshop, participants will craft their own versions, learning how different cultures designed these tools to maximize leverage, distance, and accuracy. We’ll explore the science and artistry behind projectile technology, and what these devices […]
Animals like chickens, ducks, rabbits, goats, and sheep can contribute greatly to our urban homesteads by creating compost, reducing pests, providing food, and being friends. In this skillshare + talk, Dylan Kennedy generously shares his insights and experience on how to integrate food producing animals into our daily lives. We will visit one or more […]
Give back to nature while spending time outdoors at one of our habitat restoration volunteer events. Open to both new and returning volunteers, these hands-on workdays offer a great opportunity to explore our local nature preserves, connect with the community, and make a meaningful impact. Volunteers may help remove invasive plants, maintain trails, install signage, […]
Join us for an evening of hands-on science, sweet celebration, and just the right amount of whipped-cream suspense as we honor the most famous irrational number in the universe: π. This year’s celebration will take place at Clark Montessori High School’s Cafetorium, giving us room to expand the fun. Throughout the evening, step inside our […]
Hamilton County is seeking agricultural partners to improve food scrap composting in our region. Funding is available for infrastructure improvement, site design, compost consulting, and compost operator training. Hamilton County ReSource will hold an informational meeting Monday, March 16 at 12:00PM to answer questions and provide more detail on the program. Register here. Partnership Program Information […]
Adventure Crew is excited to bring the premier all-women and genderqueer adventure film festival back to Cincinnati! Join them for the No Man's Land Film Festival on Monday, March 16 at the Esquire Theatre. This fun, inspiring evening will kick off with social time at Sitwell’s (next to the theatre) from 6-7 p.m., with the […]
Give back to nature while spending time outdoors at one of our habitat restoration volunteer events. Open to both new and returning volunteers, these hands-on workdays offer a great opportunity to explore our local nature preserves, connect with the community, and make a meaningful impact. Volunteers may help remove invasive plants, maintain trails, install signage, […]
Tired of doing everything right for your crops...but they still don’t seem happy? Then it’s time to dig deeper into the most important factor contributing to plant health: soil! This class will demystify the subject of soil by exploring basic soil science and composition as it applies to the casual gardener and translating scientific horticultural […]
Interested in hosting an event during Cincinnati Climate Week (June 8–14, 2026)? Join Green Umbrella's info session to learn how you can bring your event to life and help shape a week of climate action across the region. Cincinnati Climate Week brings together community organizations, businesses, educators, advocates, and residents for a week of events focused on climate solutions, […]
Registration Requirements: Preregistration is required. Recommended Audience: This program is designed for adults in Clermont County. Program Description: It’s said that knowledge is power. This series will help residents of Clermont County’s fourteen townships become more powerful advocates for their communities. Together, we’ll explore how decisions are made that impact the quality and character of […]
For most of human history, the sky wasn’t just beautiful — it was a warning system. Comets meant disaster. Eclipses meant the Sun was under attack. A full Moon could drive people mad. Even certain dates, like the Ides of March, carried cosmic dread. In this program, we’ll explore famous superstitions tied to astronomical events […]
Since 1993, the Barrows Conservation Lecture Series has brought a slate of esteemed naturalists and scientists to Cincinnati to address wildlife issues and global conservation efforts. For more than three decades, the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden has presented its Wildlife Conservation Award to one of its Barrows Conservation Lecture Series speakers. The Barrows Conservation Lecture Series is […]