CP Community Newsletter
Featuring June Happy Hour, Your New Assistant Property Manager, Cincy’s Juneteenth Festival, and More!
A Message for the Community
Please RSVP by June 20th!
We hope you can join us for Happy Hour in the Hub and meet Crews McCulloch & Carole Winters (the current Stay and Wonder gallery artists) on Thursday, June 27th from 4-6pm - including tasty food and drinks!
Meet The Current Stay & Wonder Gallery Artists:
Crews McCulloch &
Carole Winters
From Danville and Louisville, Kentucky, Crews McCulloch is an artist and educator with experience teaching children and adults. He specializes in traditional drawing and painting techniques as well as incorporating science, history, and archeology into the art curriculum.
A lifelong artist, Carole Winters is a printmaker and visual artist living and working in Northern Kentucky. She has exhibited in numerous group and solo shows while maintaining a parallel career as a graphic designer and art director. Additionally, she served for seven years on the volunteer board of directors (including one year as Director) for Tiger Lily Press, a fine arts print studio in Cincinnati.
Introducing our new Assistant Property Manager
We are pleased to introduce a new face in the building, Misti McCloud, who joins us as the new Assistant Property Manager at Columbia Plaza. Misti brings a wealth of experience in property management and has already hit the ground running to ensure our community continues to thrive. We appreciate your patience and cooperation while she is coming up to speed.
Please feel free to reach out to Misti with any questions or concerns:
(513) 579-1144 mmccloud@diversifiedmplus.com
Juneteenth Festival
On Saturday, June 15 and Sunday, June 16, take time to experience the 37th Annual Cincinnati Juneteenth Festival. This free two-day event celebrates the emancipation of American slavery and begins with its traditional parade of flags representing the African diaspora — the dispersion of Africans from their original homeland during the slave trade. Once the parade ends, stay to enjoy fun, family-friendly activities such as horseback riding, education pavilions, historical reenactments and more. The Juneteenth Festival will also offer food, art displays, merchandise vendors and performances from two stages.