Thank you to all who came out to celebrate our chapter’s 11 years in Cincinnati last week!
We heard amazing music from Lydia Shae @lydiashaemusic, some words of perspective from one of our early speakers, Chris Glass @csglass, and our community shared what CreativeMornings has brought to their lives. A few tears of joy and gratitude may have been spilled. 🥲 Thank you all for celebrating with us and being a part of this amazing community. Special thanks to our sponsor @deeperrootsdrc and @unionhallcincy for hosting us this month!Make sure you’re following us here and signed up for emails so you know when our next event is scheduled.
See you soon!

February 2024 event
Theme: Native
Speaker: Jon Lewis - Deeper RootsJon Lewis taught us so much about the origins of coffee and the importance of “you brew you”. If ya know ya know ❤️😉

Special thanks to our sponsor @deeperrootsdrc and @unionhallcincy for hosting us this month!

Poet Elese Daniel spoke for our October theme of HONESTY. As requested by the audience, here is a list of poems she read - both her own and other authors’ poems. 

Notes as #illustration. Lydia Reagan designed this magical page while designer Tommy Sheehan waxed poetic on the theme of Craft. The CreativeMorning Cincinnati crew gathered at Rhinegeist brewery in Cincinnati to hear him speak.

Design notes from our charismatic and wonderful March speaker, Lauren Fisher. Lauren is a motion designer who works with the NBA, NCAA and NFL shared her work and inspiration with us.

Handwritten notes created by the amazing Lydia Reagan.

Note art by one of our CreativeMornings designers, Lydia Reagan. 

If you couldn’t make it to our CreativeMornings event today, never fear! Lydia, our resident designer of beautiful things, took notes for you❤️

“New year, new me.” Depending on your perspective, that mantra can be empowering, intimidating, or just delightfully ironic. The new year brings determination, but also uncertainty as we take on challenges and personal goals. As we face what’s to come in 2018, we’re going to talk about ANXIETY. How to recognize it, cope with it, and what to do for others who are feeling the world spin a bit too fast.

James Avant IV, founder of OCD Cakes, was diagnosed with obsessive compulsive disorder while he was studying neurobiology at the University of Cincinnati. While seeking treatment, he used the baking skills his grandmother taught him to make elaborate cupcakes. Soon, his side hustle turned into a business, and he started OCD Cakes, which stands for Obsessive Cake Disorder. James uses his business as an opportunity to talk about mental health, finding his own path, and the continual journey of working with whatever life serves you.

 Please join us to hear from James and taste some of the baked goods from OCD Cakes.

Save The Date: January 26, 2017, 8:30 - 10:00 am

Can all notes look like these notes? Lydia Reagan, designer and CreativeMornings/Cincinnati volunteer, illustrated her takeaways from Kick Lee’s breakfast lecture. Beautiful!