| Our mission | ish brings people together in exploration of Jewish and Israeli arts and cultural traditions. |
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| Ways to help | Artist Booth SupportHelp monitor artist vendor booths to allow vendors to take breaks and grab food, as needed. (Seated or standing role)Kids Area "Sitters"Help activate the kids play area at Washington Park.Check-InHelp greet guests and pass out programs. (Seated or standing role)Load-Out SupportStanding, some lifting required.Load-In SupportStanding role and lifting required.Pre-Event Load InHelp artists transport materials, and set up signage and other event equipment as needed. (Saturday, September 21st from 4:30-6:30pm)Program Promoter & Audience Engagementpromote upcoming performances and workshops & solicit attendee feedback through short (&fun!) creative questionnairesPatrol Volunteer/WayfindingServe as patrol security assistance during the event. (Standing/Walking role) |
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| How you help | Volunteers help make our events possible! From set-up to artist booth support, to check-in, wayfinding, and creative surveying, we couldn't run our events without volunteer support! |
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| About us | ish is a community arts and cultural organization bringing people together in exploration of Jewish and Israeli arts and cultural traditions. ish explores the wide spectrum of what it means to be Jewish and Israeli, and presents a dynamic selection of artists, vendors, works of art, food, music and cultural activities from traditional to contemporary, religious to secular, Jewish to non-Jewish. As a Cincinnati-based organization, we seek to elevate local talent while showcasing diverse artists and artisans from around the region, country, and globe. Given Cincinnati's history as the oldest Jewish community west of the Allegheny Mountains, we believe Cincinnati presents an ideal platform to celebrate and transform art and Jewish culture, forming a powerful tool to break down barriers, express our authentic identities with pride, forge connections, and deepen our understanding of what it means to be human. |
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