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Get to Know Kyle Fugate, Our Marketing & Development Coordinator!

Join us as we shine a spotlight on Kyle Fugate, Marketing & Development Coordinator for the Cincinnati Memorial Hall Society (CMHS) and Longworth-Anderson Series (LAS). A proud Cincinnati native and University of Cincinnati alumnus with a degree in Marketing and International Business, Kyle is deeply committed to contributing to the cultural vibrancy of his hometown. From his passion for the unique intimacy of Memorial Hall to his creative approach to marketing and love for music and adventure, let's learn more about what makes Kyle an invaluable part of our team.

1. What do you love about Memorial Hall?

Memorial Hall is not only architecturally stunning, but it also offers an unparalleled, intimate performance experience. I still remember the first time I saw Pink Martini perform there—it truly felt as though they were playing just for me. The venue has a rare ability to create a personal connection between artists and audience, which makes it very special.

2. How did you get into marketing?

I've always been drawn to creative expression, building relationships, and storytelling. Marketing felt like a natural extension of those passions. I knew early on that I wanted a career that allowed me to think creatively while also making a meaningful impact. I find it incredibly rewarding to blend creativity with purpose.

3. What are you most proud of accomplishing so far?

Several of my current videos have been incredibly rewarding to produce from start to finish, but I am especially proud of the poster I produced to promote LAS! I was able to hand-draw Memorial Hall in my own creative way and the result is something I am truly proud of. Take a peek at your favorite local shops and see it for yourself! 

4. What do you see as our biggest marketing opportunities?

Personally, I see amazing potential and growth in the future. After some detailed analysis of customer trends, I see the opportunity to expand our efforts in all 52 neighborhoods. Despite the quality and uniqueness of our events, many people simply don’t know we exist. Increasing visibility—both within the city and beyond—is essential. By leveraging digital platforms, community partnerships, and targeted campaigns, we can amplify our message and ensure that more people have the chance to experience what makes Memorial Hall and our series so special.

5. Do you have any favorite Longworth-Anderson Series concerts?

So far, Pink Martini takes the cake for me! As my first concert at Memorial Hall, it holds a very special place in my heart. With some exciting potential performances in the pipeline, it will be interesting to see if this statement changes by the end of the season!

6. You're a musician yourself!  What kind of music do you enjoy playing and listening to?

Personally, I have been playing guitar for as long as I can remember! Over the years, I have focused mainly on fingerstyle guitar. Currently, some of my favorite songs to play are songs like “What Once Was” by Hers, or any and all indie and classic rock! 

7. Fun facts, or anything else we should know?

I’m definitely an adrenaline junkie at heart! Over the past few years, I’ve trained and competed in downhill longboarding races across the country! Additionally, I was fortunate to study abroad during college, spending time in both Santiago, Chile, and Barcelona, Spain. I can’t wait for my next adventure!

Good Deeds

We’re excited to announce our partnership with Good Deeds, a fundraising platform that gives you the opportunity to support our organization simply by donating cash back from your everyday purchases.

With Good Deeds, you can raise money for the Cincinnati Memorial Hall Society and Longworth-Anderson Series just by shopping online as you normally would. Every little bit gets us closer to our goal!

How It Works:
Shop your favorite brands on the Good Deeds app.
Save by earning cash back on your purchases.
Give all or some of that cash back to the Cincinnati Memorial Hall Society.
Together we can make a difference. Invite friends and family to start fundraising together:
Support us!

We hope you’ll take advantage of the opportunity to raise money for a great cause (at no cost to you)!

Download the Good Deeds app and select Cincinnati Memorial Hall Society as your nonprofit of choice—it only takes a few minutes to start shopping.

Special Sunday Red Door Project Show!

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The Longworth-Anderson Series is excited to announce a partnership with The Red Door Project this month. It will be their second time utilizing gorgeous Memorial Hall and their first time partnering with LAS. The theme is “Blue Note”! This is inspired by our blues concert, Keb’ Mo’ Solo w/ special guest Jontavious Willis.

As always, gallery owner Barbara Hauser is mixing things up a little. The exhibition will open to the public on SUNDAY, September 15, from 1-3 p.m. at Memorial Hall. A cash bar will be open and serving up mimosas to go along with a Sunday afternoon show. Come out and support local art!

Ticket holders to Sunday night’s sold-out Keb’ Mo’ Solo concert at 8 p.m. will also have an opportunity to bid on art at the pre-concert reception from 6:30-8 p.m.

If you have questions or need more information, please email RedDoorProjectCincy@gmail.com or visit their Facebook page.

The Red Door Project — "Blue Note" Call to Artists

The Longworth-Anderson Series is excited to announce a partnership with The Red Door Project in September. It will be their second time utilizing gorgeous Memorial Hall and their first time partnering with LAS. The theme is “Blue Note”!

As always, gallery owner Barbara Hauser is mixing things up a little. The show will be on SUNDAY, September 15, and there will be two parts to it — an open exhibition to the public from 1-3 p.m. at Memorial Hall and a private showing for ticket holders to Keb’ Mo’ Solo during the pre-concert reception from 6:30-8 p.m. The concert is sold out with 556 people attending.  Artists are welcome to attend the reception.

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TO SUBMIT, FOLLOW THESE SIMPLE STEPS:

1. Create a piece of art inspired by the theme “Blue Note.” Only two pieces per artist and all artwork is subject for review and at the discretion of the gallery owner.
2. Submit your piece on Wednesday, September 11, any time between 5:30-7:30 p.m. at Memorial Hall. Make sure it is ready to display. Before heading over, register online here.
3. Come to the show on SUNDAY, September 15, at Memorial Hall in Over-the-Rhine. We’ll open the doors at 1 p.m. and go on until 3 p.m., when your piece will be sold to the highest bidder. If your piece is purchased, you’ll receive 75% of the sale! Artists are welcome to come back for the reception from 6:30-8 p.m.
4. Special note: Due to the space being an active event space, we encourage you to take your artwork home at the end of the night at 8 p.m. if it does not sell. If you are unable to do so, you can pick up your piece during Memorial Hall’s business hours, preferably the next day. If artwork is left longer than two weeks, it becomes the property of The Red Door Project.

If you have questions or need more information, please email RedDoorProjectCincy@gmail.com or visit their Facebook page.