Leyla Shokoohe
Communications Director, Cincinnati Bar Association and Cincinnati Arts and Culture Journalist at Freelance
Articles
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3 weeks ago |
moversmakers.org | Leyla Shokoohe
What if there were a pill-free way to reduce your stress and anxiety, relieve headaches and lessen insomnia? With Nature Rx, the road to better health outcomes for Cincinnati residents just might be a literal walk in the park. A groundbreaking, nature-as-wellness initiative, Nature Rx is a partnership between the Osher Center for Integrative Health at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center and the Cincinnati Parks Foundation that reframes time outdoors as a prescriptive health intervention.
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1 month ago |
citybeat.com | Katherine Barrier |Leyla Shokoohe
Cincinnati’s Longbottom Bird Rescue is continuing its mission to save ducks across the city with its virtual duck sponsorship initiative, allowing you to “adopt” one of its feathered residents. Executive director Jimmy Longbottom launched the virtual adoption/sponsorship program in 2024 to help support rescue and care efforts throughout the year.
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1 month ago |
citybeat.com | Leyla Shokoohe |Noah Moore
The Anti-Robot Army is invading the Contemporary Arts Center this April. Helmed by the Robot himself — alias Pablo Wright — the Anti-Robot Army is an ongoing art project contemplating the power of propaganda and programming. The project uses stickers with bite-sized messaging to redirect your attention and snap you out of the haze of robot-like late-stage capitalism. The exhibition, called Program or Be Programmed, is a retrospective of the Anti-Robot’s work.
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1 month ago |
cincinnatimagazine.com | Leyla Shokoohe
Cincinnati isn’t the only waterbound city in the country to have a ferry—Seattle has one, and Chicago, too. But for Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky residents, the Anderson Ferry is truly one of a kind. The only such transportation to exist in the Greater Cincinnati region, the privately-owned Anderson Ferry shuttles passengers, vehicles, and more, rain or shine, 364 days a year (they’re closed on Christmas Day) across the Ohio River.
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1 month ago |
cincinnatimagazine.com | Leyla Shokoohe
Address: 27 Walnut Ave., WyomingPrice: $1,650,000Nestled in the quaint village of Wyoming sits a meticulously renovated historic home that offers a perfect blend of 19th century character and modern living. Originally built in 1880, the property underwent a comprehensive restoration that literally preserved its historic foundation, while creating a contemporary family residence. This Queen Anne-style home was taken down to the studs and rebuilt over the course of 14 months.
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