Moving out of a well-loved home can be a difficult time for anyone—you’ve probably experienced your own bitter sweet moments when you moved out of your very first home to start a family—but it can be especially trying for seniors who are downsizing into a senior living community.
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It’s human nature to want to hold on to good memories; but when the accoutrements of those memories begin to encroach on living space, it can become a problem. Figuring out what to do with all the stuff that comes with a life well-lived is a reality that many a senior living in Cincinnati has had to face.
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When a senior thinks about things to do with the grandkids in a Midwestern town like Cincinnati, taking an afternoon to see ocean creatures isn’t likely to make the list. But just across the Ohio River from the Queen City, in historic Newport, Kentucky, an undersea adventure is what awaits. The Newport Aquarium, in the riverside Newport-on-the-Levee entertainment complex, is a 100,000-square foot vision straight out of Jules Verne.
Our residents know how to get the most out of senior life—evening when the weather heats up. In addition to our regular trips to the Opera—and isn’t this season already turning out some great performances? — we’ve got plenty of action packed into July.
Sometimes, one needs to get out and see something beautiful to remind him or her that there is more to life than waking, eating and sleeping. Two such sights are the Krohn Conservatory, in Cincinnati’s Eden Park, and its annual Butterfly Show.
Betting, wining and dining in a glitzy casino used to be activities reserved exclusively for trips to Las Vegas or international cruises. But the last two decades have brought a proliferation of legalized gaming in places you might not expect—the traditionally conservative Greater Cincinnati area is among them.
There are few things more enjoyable on a warm summer day than walking or picnicking in one of Cincinnati's gorgeous parks.
If there’s one game more often associated with retirement than any other, it would be golf. And seniors looking for activities in Cincinnati will find plenty of it. The Tristate features a variety of courses— from easy nine-walks to challenging championship courses— that will satisfy scratch golfers and weekend duffers alike.
In late May and early June, the fireflies begin to come out, the days aren’t yet oppressively humid and the evening temperatures are comfortably cool. It’s about the time that many Cincinnati retirees beginning thinking about dining en plein air once again—backyard weenie roasts with the grandchildren or evenings downtown.
Please help welcome The Whitings this evening as they perform in the Event Center. Tammy and Jamey Whiting have performed their classic and original jazz show at festivals, theaters, retirement communities, and other venues in 16 states. They play a unique combination of traditional, high energy swing with scatting and singing in harmony and soulful blues-influenced jazz ballads.
