Sloane Boutique was founded in 2011 as the first women’s clothing store and over the Rhine, created to fortify and energize Cincinnati style scene- a goal that has and will continue to drive Sloane’s passion for creating and redefining trend.

Sloane aims to mix edgy styles with touches of modern-femininity, always with a foundation of quality and the idea that unique pieces can make getting dressed fun and personal! They have chosen each item because they spoke to them with authenticity and genuine character.

Pieces range in price because Sloane believes in accessible fashion that’s sustainably created, designed by passionate people, and endlessly unique to your tastes. To bring you something fresh, they’re  continuously introducing conceptual goods from some of style’s iconic origins all over the world. You can also find local designs in the shop—made with love from Cincinnati.

The modern woman needs outfitting that can transcend style over time and Sloane hopes you find that here…stop in, say hello, find something that is easily as effortless as it is chic.

Sloane Boutique has become a premier destination for the fashion-forward woman. Specializing in exclusive garments and hard-to-find brands, we’re sure you’ll find something you love.

NEW AT SLOANE….MENSWEAR!!! 

View the new and growing collection of men’s fashion. Visit us in store or at a pop-up event to see all the new looks!

LOCATED IN OVER THE RHINE…

Sloane Boutique

1216 Vine Street

Cincinnati, OH 45202

Monday-Wednesday 11-6PM

Thursday-Saturday 11-7PM

Sunday 12-5PM

Also available online at SloaneBoutique.com

This series is held in collaboration with Art Beyond Boundaries, a non-profit fine arts gallery located at 1410 Main Street, whose mission is “to promote the understanding of artists with disabilities and show that art goes beyond the limits of disabilities.”

Using WWf(a)C practices, participants will respond to artwork of Melissa Sammarco, Edith Susarret Marrero, and Ruthe Pearlman for the upcoming exhibition being held at Art Beyond Boundaries. To celebrate the creative process, participants will be invited–but not required–to share their written work at a virtual reading and at the Gallery.

Opening Reception

Saturday, Mar. 11, 2023

5 – 7 pm Wine & Hors’ dourves 

Women Writing for (a) Change Gallery Event

Saturday, Apr. 1, 2023

2 – 4 pm

Closing Reception

Saturday, Apr. 22, 2023

5 – 7 pm

About Women Writing for (a) Change:

Located in Silverton, Women Writing for (a) Change® provides a safe and non-competitive environment for individuals to develop their writing skills, cultivate their creativity, and strengthen their voices.  At WWf(a)C, our writers, whether first-timers or the more experienced, find community, connection, and meaningful conversation within our writing circles.

WWf(a)C was founded by Mary Pierce Brosmer in 1991, to encourage women and girls to find their voices, speak their truths and tell their stories in a world in which they were often silenced.  Through the years, WWf(a)C class offerings have grown in response to demand. WWf(a)C has expanded and deepened its reach and offerings, while staying true to the original vision and values.

We offer writing circles and community events for Adult Women as well as All Gender options, with series classes ranging from 6-14 weeks, as well as one-off specialty classes. For youth, we offer programming specifically for Grades 4-6, Grades 7-9, and Grades 10-12, including weeklong summer camps. For more information, or to register, visit us here.

WWf(a)C Facilitator- Karen Novak is a four-time published novelist, writing teacher, practiced facilitator, and graduate of the Conscious Feminine Leadership Academy. She writes: My experience with this topic has been “on the job” training. Having a disability in my back from scoliosis as well as a complexity of other health realities to deal with, I have learned that the secret to seeing my life as a beautiful thing unfolding was to be part of something larger. My sense of community at Women Writing brings me joy and sustains me in difficult times. My writing skills have grown exponentially while here. If you have questions or want further information, contact Karen Novak.

For other questions, 

contact the Gallery @ 513.421.8726
or
artbeyondboundaries@gmail.com

Café Alma came to fruition through a shared love of community and food. The owners, Lainey and Yair Richler encourage the habit of healthy eating and living a well-balanced lifestyle through a Mediterranean Diet. Café Alma aspires to be the place people come to for a meal and feel good about what they are eating. The Richlers hope their cafe can feel like a home away from home— where one can sit for hours with a friend, offer a comfortable space for those that work remotely, or be the first choice for special occasions.

Every dish on the menu is filled with color and flavor, with hopes that customers will come back time after time to make their way through the menu. Some of Café Alma’s staple dishes consist of: Alma’s Classic Shakshuka, Rosewater Pistachio Waffle, and the Sun Dried Tomato Benedict. When discussing their menu, Yair Richler said: “We’re focusing on a different vibe with comfort foods that people are familiar with and love, but with our own little twist on it.”

Café Alma is Cincinnati’s first Mediterranean cafe serving breakfast, brunch, and lunch all day. Reservations for groups of 6 or more are needed, waitlist is recommended for 5 or less and can be found through their website.

Be sure to mark FAT TUESDAY, February 21, 2023, down on your calendar- you don’t want to miss the 32nd Annual Mardi Gras for Homeless Children presented by Mercedes-Benz of Fort Mitchell and the Wyler Family Foundation. 

Produced by the Northern Kentucky Restaurant Association (NKRA), this fun-filled evening includes great food and drinks provided by over 50 local restaurants and beverage purveyors, live and silent auctions, with live music by Tickled Pink and the Beechwood High School Marching Band!  

This year’s Mardi Gras court features Scott Sloan, of 700 WLW as King, Sheila Gray, of Local 12 News as Queen, Grand Marshall, is former Cincinnati Bengals running back Giovani Bernard, and the evening features Tiffany Potter and JonJon Curl of KISS 107.1 as well as restaurateur Harry Stephens as emcees. 

All proceeds from the 32nd Annual Mardi Gras for Homeless Children goes towards food purchases for Bethany House Services, Brighton Center’s Homeward Bound, and Welcome House, Inc. This event has raised over $2.35M in proceeds since its inception, and the money is a true gift to these agencies, giving them enough to stock their pantries for at least a full year. 

The all-inclusive tickets are available for $100/person providing admittance for the entire event from 6:30pm to 10:00pm. Tickets can be purchased at Mercedes-Benz of Fort Mitchell, all benefiting agencies, or www.mardigras2023.org.  VIP tickets are also available for $120/person, which allows early entry into the event at 5:30pm. 

Laissez les bon temps rouler! 

Art Beyond Boundaries Gallery invites you to attend our anniversary exhibition, ‘Sweet 16,’ on Saturday, Jan. 28, 2023 from 5 to 7 pm. This exhibition celebrates the gallery’s 16th year displaying in the Greater Cincinnati area. The exhibit will run until Feb. 25, 2023.

Art Beyond Boundaries will display a variety of paintings, sculptures, photography, and other media by talented, local, and regional artists with and without disabilities. Join us opening night for opportunities to meet the featured artists and to experience the original art. Wine and Hors d’oeuvres served. Admission is free.

Art Beyond Boundaries provides a professional, mainstream fine arts exhibition venue for artists with disabilities, located at 1410 Main Street in the historic Over-the-Rhine arts district. With your support, we can continue providing a gallery, workshops, programs, and services for our artists and people with disabilities. For more information, “friend” or “follow” the gallery on Facebook, Instagram, and/or contact the gallery.

With the new year comes the new potential for travel. Americans are able to move past the restrictions of the last three years.  International travel, bucket list destinations, sustainable travel plans and more are dominating the travel scene.  This trend is not about to change, and popular destinations are making it so easy to move around the world. Entry restrictions have been eliminated or restructured to make it more convenient for all travelers.  Many countries such as Mexico and Jamaica have streamlined the procedure with no paperwork, no online forms, no health questionnaires, and rapid kiosk check points.

Global Entry is an absolute must, and it includes TSA pre-check.  Now at most US entry points, it’s a simple glance at a screen and a waive to the customs agent as you head directly to baggage claim.  No passport, no paper, just your pretty face.  Domestically I highly recommend Clear as well and all you need there is your boarding pass and your pretty face to go through security.  If you have TSA pre-check you move even faster.   

Here’s more exciting news for those seeking to travel abroad. Passport renewals have been a nightmare with this insurgence of international travel but soon that will also be easier.  After years of processing delays and office closure during the pandemic the U.S. Passport Agency is make some big changes. An online passport renewal portal will be launched for the general public this year.  This great news for the convenience but it will take awhile to obtain your passport.  Expediting with an upcoming trip noted in the application will speed up the process and well worth the extra dollars.

Plan a trip. Take a vacation. Explore the world!  

What are you waiting for?

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or email Suzelle@FitBodiesInc.com