Roller Derby Takes Over Historic Emery Theatre for Final Friday

The Emery Theatre, situated in the heart of Cincinnati’s theater district in Over-the-Rhine, is opening its doors to the Cincinnati Rollergirlst for a special screening of the new documentary Derby, Baby!. The theater, originally designed in 1911 by Harvey E. Hannaford, stood uninhabited for nearly a decade until 2008 when Tina Manchise and Tara Lindsay Gordon founded The Requiem project to raise funds for its rehabilitation. Although currently only open for special events, the space exhibits great architectural potential and opportunities for the Cincinnati community.

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Pig GAGA

We recently completed our flying pig in time for the World Choir Games.  Titled “Gaga for Cincinnati”, it is based on Lady Gaga’s infamous meat dress.

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The Ripple Effect

On Saturday, March 31st FRCH Design Worldwide along with UC Surgeons, hosted “THE RIPPLE EFFECT” a benefit for Bethany House Services at the Corbett Opera Center in Music Hall here in Cincinnati.  Bethany House provides Housing, Education and Assistance to Homeless and Disadvantaged Women and Children.  Click here for a video of the event.

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World Choir Games 2012

The City of Cincinnati is dressed in its best to host the 2012 World Choir Games, currently underway in venues throughout the city.  The World Choir Games began in 2000 and is the largest choir competition in the world.  Its motto is “Singing Together Brings Nations Together”.  This week, Cincinnati becomes the first city in the USA to host the event, which has previously been hosted in Austria, South Korea, Germany and China.  A quick walk through downtown today was truly inspirational.  I’m so proud of my city I had to write about it!

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FRCH Wins 2012 Herman Miller & APG Good Design Challenge!

Recently, a team of FRCH’ers joined 13 other local design firms to participate in Herman Miller & APG’s Good Design Challenge. Each team was presented with the iconic Eames molded plastic chair and asked, “What Inspires You?”

The only rules were that the base must remain attached to the chair. Any and all transformations were fair game and the end results were a little bit of everything.

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Keeneland Celebration 2012

FRCH recently held its annual Celebration and trip to Keeneland race track.  This day happens once a year and is our way to recognize the hard work of our employees, our projects over the past year and our clients.  For everyone here at FRCH, it’s also an indication that Spring is finally here!

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Nick Cave at the Cincinnati Art Museum

Nick Cave Soundsuits

Inspired by our recent ArtsWave campaign and a good recommendation from Paul, I spent last Sunday afternoon at the Cincinnati Art Museum. There is a lovely Monet exhibit happening now, as well as some great Picasso sketches.  But for me, Nick Cave’s Soundsuits are really the showstoppers.

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ArtsWave 2012

For many years, FRCH has supported ArtsWave (formerly “Fine Arts Fund”) through annual awareness and fund raising campaigns.  This cause is near and dear to our hearts because ArtsWave is an organization that funds and collaborates with a wide range of local art institutions to support the entire arts community of Cincinnati.  Their mission is ‘to be a leader and regional catalyst that works to advance the vitality and vibrancy of Greater Cincinnati by mobilizing the creative energy of the entire community’.  That’s a mission we can all get behind.  Last week was dedicated to the arts as we ran our 2012 campaign to support ArtsWave, FRCH style!

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FRCH Goes Glam For Its 43rd Birthday

It was a night full of music, dancing, art, celebration, laughter and photo ops. Dressed to impress, we headed to the beautiful Cincinnati Art Museum on Saturday night to celebrate 43 grand years dedicated to transforming  the world through architecture, design, strategy and creativity.

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Midpoint Music Festivities Recapped

Cincinnati’s Over-the-Rhine neighborhood radiated with energy as the 10th annual Midpoint Music Festival hosted over 100 local and touring acts this past weekend. With 17 official stages and numerous unofficial events, the city experienced some amazing music and festivities over the 3-day occasion.

(above :: The Midpoint Midway, photo via http://www.eachnotesecure.com/)

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