Residents of Cincinnati’s Deupree House retirement home have been treated to a singular vision this month — the artistic vision of local photographer Kent Krugh. Work from his 2011-2015 series, Inside the Gate, is currently on display in the Dining Room.
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Father’s Day is coming up on Sunday, June 19. That, of course, has many of us scrambling to figure out how to celebrate it with our senior fathers and grandfathers. For older dads and grandpas in Cincinnati, there’s plenty to do over Father’s Day weekend.
Let’s take a look at some of the fun outings or events in Cincinnati that you can check out!
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(Lexington Art League LAL Woodland Art Fair)
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If you're a senior and an arts patron, the spring is a wonderful time to be living in Cincinnati. There are plenty of creative events in and around the Queen City in these early months of the year — especially for lovers of the visual arts.
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Prospective residents and their younger family members often ask us what an actual day in the life of a Deupree House resident is like. And we typically encourage them to come in for a visit to our retirement community, so that they can see how rich and rewarding senior living in Cincinnati can be.
Truth be told, we here at Episcopal Retirement Services are happy to showcase the achievements we've made at Deupree House. Although our ministry is to serve our residents humbly, we can do so while still being proud of the residency experience we have become able to provide.
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There’s a line in an old Cary Grant movie that is hard to forget. One of the characters, an aging gentleman, is asked whether he enjoys music. His answer, not surprisingly, as he settles in to his rocker and turns on the radio, is “More than anything.” He then closes his eyes, and the sounds of music fill the air.
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Stay on top of all the latest happenings at Deupree House with an overview of our August events.
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Cincinnati is a diverse city with many choices for how the discerning senior can spend leisure time. Though our arts scene doesn’t get the attention of those in larger, coastal cities, Cincinnati boasts some of the country’s oldest and best public arts organizations— and a hotbed of visual artists, musicians and theatrical talents.
Cincinnati is fortunate to be the home of one of the best zoos in America: the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden. So renowned for its conservation efforts and successful captive breeding program that it was once called by Newsweek, “the World’s Sexiest Zoo,” the Cincinnati Zoo is one of the Queen City’s crown jewels. Many seniors living in the area make regular trips to take in the realistic animal habitats and beautiful landscaping.
