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by Mike Breen 03.22.2012 64 days ago
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Elementz Presents 7th Anniversary Party Tonight

Hip Hop youth arts center celebrates 7 years and announces plans to relocate

One of, if not the, coolest youth outreach programs in the region is the "Hip Hop Youth Arts Center" Elementz on Central Parkway, which gives local kids a consistent outlet to explore their creativity and learn about the arts. The center is now 7 years old and tonight at 6 p.m. the founders are hosting an anniversary party featuring performances by several artists affiliated with Elementz. Admission is just $3.The people behind the non-profit center recently began sending out video press releases to keep everyone in the loop on their happenings. Below is a clip about this evening's birthday celebration, followed by Elementz's winter video newsletter, which includes footage from various performances and workshops from the past few months, as well as an interview about politics with local DJ Hi Tek.There's also a special, surprise announcement about Elementz at the end of the winter newsletter clip. The center is preparing to move to the old Media Bridges headquarters on Race St. (across from SCPA) now that Media Bridges is relocating to the WCET building around the corner. (The new Media Bridges is slated to be reopened in its new space on May 3.) For more on Elementz, visit its website here.
 
 

Cincinnati vs. The World

0 Comments · Tuesday, February 28, 2012
The Obama administration last week gave a total of $90 million to the Cincinnati Center City Development Corp. (3CDC) and Uptown Consortium to fund urban growth projects. CINCINNATI +1   

Longtime Indie Radio Shows Move to New Station

Latest casualties of WAIF turmoil

0 Comments · Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Ideologically speaking, the local radio programs 'Every Woman' and 'Alternating Currents' are cornerstones of independent media. The movements they give voice to (women's music and LGBT news and issues, respectively) were foundational to WAIF-FM, which both shows have called home for more than 30 years. Last month both jumped ship to Media Bridges' emerging low-power FM station, WVQC.  

Media Bridges Hosts a Free Riot, MidPoint Indie Summer Wraps Up

0 Comments · Wednesday, September 2, 2009
Community media center Media Bridges is turning 20 years old and this Saturday it's time to celebrate its past and support its future. "Free Wave Riot: Celebrating 20 Years of Local Music, Local Voices, Local Media" is a benefit concert at Know Theatre to help get its new FM radio station off the ground this fall.  

Media Bridges' Free Wave Riot

Sept. 5 • Know Theatre of Cincinnati

0 Comments · Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Community media center Media Bridges celebrates its 20th birthday with the benefit show "Free Wave Riot: Celebrating 20 Years of Local Music, Local Voices, Local Media" at Know Theatre in Over-the-Rhine. Funds are being raised to launch the diverse, independent FM radio station WVQC: Radio Free Queen City, which is scheduled to hit 95.7 FM this fall. Saturday's concert stars IsWhat?! (pictured), Culture Queer, The Tigerlilies, J. Dorsey Blues Revival, Fourth Letter Gang, Losanti and others. Requested donation is $9.57.   

Preview: A Perfectly Wonderful Evening

0 Comments · Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Literary legend tells of an evening in June 1964 when Groucho Marx dined at the home of poet T.S. Eliot. The pairing seems unlikely, unless you consider that both men were famous for keeping their fans and followers guessing after the secret word.  

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