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Mark Andrea | mark.andrea@citylifestyle.com EDITOR

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This time of year seems to offer endless activities to experience. In this month's issue of Mason + Deerfield Lifestyle we share several exciting opportunities to get out and enjoy The Great Outdoors.

While many of you will fill the streets of downtown Mason for the summer concert series, Cottell Park will play host to one of Cincinnati's longtime favorites: Shakespeare in the Park. We got a sneak peek of what we can expect later this month with a behind-the-scenes look at Cincinnati Shakespeare Company’s summer show, Twelfth Night.

For our Giving Back story, we go exploring with Adventure Crew, a nonprofit that inspires city teens to take in the greatness of nature. Learn more about this amazing organization and how you can get involved in upcoming events like Paddlefest and other adventures throughout Greater Cincinnati and right here in Warren County.

One thing that has become synonymous with summertime is sweet treats. If you're looking for some delectable delights that are sure to be a hit with the whole family, look no further than Le Macaron at Liberty Center.

Be sure to get a taste of some of the new flavors available this season.

Whether you’re more of a kickback and relax person or an on-the-go type, we hope you have a great summer!

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Photography: Len Kaltman Cover girl Marlo is a fan of sweet treats from Le Macaron, the French bakery at Liberty Center. She is busy building sandcastles and playing with her Barbie pool this summer.

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1: Drs. Keith Melvin and Shyam Allamaneni at the The Jewish Hospital – Mercy Health Gala. 2: The Jewish Hospital celebrated 165 years at their gala event with emcee Liz Bonis. 3: The Jewish Hospital Auxiliary honored key figures in their history (former hospital leader Aurora Lambert). 4: Honoree Dr. Frank Noyes on the right. 5: Gala committee and Auxiliary members helped raise funds to benefit the new Infusion Center. 6: Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis Jr. provided entertainment at the gala. 7: Madelyn Levy, widow of Honoree Richard Levy.

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8: The 39th Mason Kiwanis Golf Classic was held at The Grizzly Golf & Social Lodge. 9: Thanks go to loyal golfers and sponsors, many of whom have supported all 39 outings. 10: The Club has awarded $1,000,000 in it's 66-year history to numerous area programs. 11: Mason Kiwanis has awarded more than $550,000 in scholarships to local high school seniors. 12: Attendees at the recent UC Health West Chester Hospital gala enjoyed a fun “intergalactic” theme. 13: Terry & Cathy Teague, Tom Daskalakis, Ohio State Senator George Lang, Dori Daskalakis, Deb Lang. 14: More than 260 people attended the 2022 fundraiser to support the UC Health West Chester Hospital.

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15: The full cast of the ROYAL Theatre Company of Mason's recent production of Cinderella. 16: The show ran for four performances at MHS in May (Fairy Godmother played by Molly Stewart). 17: Grace played by Della Johnson, Stepmother played by Sarah Opoku, Joy played

by Kassie Martin. 18: Cinderella played by Ceileigh Rodway, Prince Christopher played by Josiah Taylor. 19: MHS Principles of Marketing students held a LOVE like JJ lemonade stand fundraiser in May. 20: The student-run stands that earned the most received prizes. 21: Funds raised from the lemonade stands will go toward shade sails on the MECC playgrounds.

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MADE Chamber Wins ACCE Award for Communications Excellence The Mason Deerfield Chamber was recently named one of 13 Communications Award of Excellence winners by the Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives (ACCE). ACCE’s Awards for Communications Excellence program is designed to showcase top communications and marketing work of Chambers.

MADE Chamber was named an “Award of Excellence” winner for work on their website that launched publicly on January 3rd. It will go on to compete for “Best in Show” on July 27. MADEChamber.org Photography by Mason Deerfield Chamber

Goddard School of Mason Teacher Wins National Award Goddard School of Mason kindergarten teacher, Ms. Albina Fernando, was chosen as a Goddard School Teacher of the Year Award winner. More than 1200 teachers were nominated, with 12 winners in three regions across the United States. Ms. Albina makes her students feel loved and valued. When children have tough moments, she’s the first to remind them how special they are, and encourages them to seek their full potential by developing a positive mindset. GoddardSchool.com

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Mason High School Principles of Marketing Creates Video Series Mason + Deerfield Lifestyle had the honor to work with another group of talented William Mason High School students this past semester. Through the Experiential Learning Program and the Principles of Marketing class, the team created the Comet Connection video series about different aspects of student life. You can view the videos on Mason + Deerfield Lifestyle’s Instagram page.

Group members included: Shashank Virwar, Jaylen Patel, TJ Jaikumar, Lauren Kobalka, Zach Vanderbur. MasonOhioSchools.com Photography by Mark Andrea

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Adventure Crew helps city teens engage with the outdoors.

The seeds for Adventure Crew were planted in 2012 when teachers at Cincinnati Public Schools (CPS) asked the question: what would happen if we took students on an outdoor adventure? This notion was put to the test shortly after when a small group of local teens and teachers from Hughes High School decided to canoe down the Little Miami River for a five-mile float. It ended up having a long-lasting positive and profound effect on the students.

This led to the Adventure Crew, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, being officially founded in 2013. The organization is dedicated to connecting city teens in Greater Cincinnati with nature by engaging in outdoor adventures.

Adventure Crew now has free programs in 25 city schools within CPS and Northern Kentucky with a roster of nearly 900 teens in grades 6-12.

Each month, members take part in a different adventure activity. These include hiking, camping, skiing, biking, kayaking, zip­ lining and more.

“Our adventure locations often change from year-to-year in order to expose our Crew to different outdoor recreational areas and keep things fresh and appealing,” Executive Director, Kirsten MacDougal explains.

Kirsten shared some of Adventure Crew’s favorite community events and teen outings that take place throughout the year.

To get involved and learn more, visit AdventureCrew.org.

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A 900-meter open water swim across the Ohio River and back. Participants in the Great Ohio River Swim include everyone from competitive athletes to recreational swimmers and more! The river is closed to all motorized traffic during the swim. The Coast Guard and local law enforcement provide on-water safety for the event. In addition, paddlers in kayaks are dispersed throughout the course for support.

The Crew Pathways Program consists of smaller groups of teens from different levels of adventure challenges, outdoor education and green career experiences taking part in a unique adventure together. This summer marks the second year of the Crew Pathways Program and will be celebrated with a week-long camping and canoeing trip for Core Crew members in the Boundary Waters between Canada and the U.S.

“This is an extremely popular annual adventure, and truly a rite of passage for our new Crew members every September,” Kirsten explains. “Most of our city’s teens have never even seen this river, much less paddled down it.

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“Every December we skate at different rinks, but by far the most popular skating destination was the year we took hundreds of Crew members to WinterFest at Kings Island in Mason,” Kirsten tells us.

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All the Parks a Stage!

Delightful Shakespeare comedy "Twelfth Night" tours tri-state area parks with free performances all summer.

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Cincinnati Shakespeare Company (CSC) brings Shakespeare and the classics to life in the Otto M. Budig Theater, but each summer they delight audiences around the area with their annual park tour.

The free Shakespeare in the Park performances have become tradition, allowing more than 10,000 patrons to enjoy plays in 40+ parks in the tri-state area. The park settings provide a unique experience with the plays reminiscent of the original open-air theater performances.

The 2022 production is an 80-minute creative adaptation of Shakespeare’s wild and witty rom-com, Twelfth Night. Audiences are in for an enjoyable evening as a cast of eight unforgettable characters on the coast of Illyria navigate mistaken identities, misunderstandings, and love triangles. It’s a heartfelt story where everyone loves someone—but the right person doesn’t love them back. The play features physical comedy, wordplay, a wisecracking fool, and cross-dressing silliness. To quote the play itself, “why, this is very midsummer madness."

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For the cast and crew, creating a memorable and entertaining experience for the audience is serious business. Director and fan favorite Crystian Wiltshire gave a behind-the-scenes look at what leads up to performances.

“Preparation for this run has been going on for months between actors, designers, and the director. The actors will rehearse for roughly 30 hours each week, figuring out fights, dances, comedic bits, and the best way to stage the play.”

Crystian won’t be the only familiar face on stage. He’s excited about the cast, pointing out, “We have a mix of actors well known to this artistic community who worked for the company in previous years.

Some are working with CSC for the first time. We even have actors from out of town who are excited to share their gift with us.”

Bringing a production to so many different parks means anything can happen.

Crystian seems to welcome the challenges. He mused, “That can be part of the fun. We sometimes start a show with a sparse crowd, and double or triple our

audience by the end of the night when people nearby hear the show and walk over to see what’s going on.”

Crystian is also looking forward to unveiling the fresh look and feel of this year’s park performances with upgraded production elements. “Our sound, lighting, and scenic designers get to wow attendees with a set unlike our summer park audiences have ever seen.”

The park tour travels all over the area, to cities including Milford, Lebanon, Centerville, and Oxford, to name only a few. CSC will perform in Cottell Park in Deerfield Township on Thursday, July 28 at 7:00 p.m. as part of the Arts Alliance summer Performing Arts Series.

Grab your blankets and lawn chairs and join-eth the fun! Free shows start mid-July and run all summer long, ending around Labor Day. No RSVP or ticket required, but arrive early for the best seating.

Contact individual parks and venues for weather, food and drink related questions and to view the full schedule at CincyShakes.com/Event/Park.

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Cool treats at Le Macaron French Pastries are a European vacation for the senses.

Add a little ooh là là to summer with a cool treat from Le Macaron French Pastries. A stop at the colorful and tempting display cases at the local patisserie at Liberty Center is a yummy European vacation for the senses. Named after France’s most popular sweet, Le Macaron offers an array of refreshing desserts that are a delicious respite from the July heat: macarons, gelatos and sorbets in a rainbow of flavors and delightful combinations.

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Deerfield Farmers' Market

KIN G S WOOD PARK | 9:00 AM The Deerfield Farmers' Market is a hardworking, producer-only, volunteer-run business that offers local, delicious, consumable products for the local community. All of their fresh produce is naturally or sustainably grown for the market. Summer markets are every Saturday at the Kingswood Park Pavillion from 9 a.m.-12 p.m.

Strings Attached will be playing live at the July 9 market. DeerfieldFarmersMarket.com

Red, Rhythm and Boom

MAS ON MUN ICIPAL CAMPUS | 4 :0 0 P M The City of Mason is celebrating Independence Day with the annual Red, Rhythm and Boom event on Sunday, July 3 from 4-10 p.m. The event will feature multi-platinum and Grammy-nominated band, Smash Mouth, altpop band from Cincinnati, The ReUnion of Souls, carnival and kid zone activities, food trucks and fireworks display presented by Rozzi Famous Fireworks at 10:00 p.m. ImagineMason.org

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City of Loveland Independence Day Celebration

DOW N TOWN LOVELAN D & N IS B E T PA R K | 4 :0 0 P M The City of Loveland's Independence Day Celebration will be held on Monday, July 4. Enjoy the Kid Zone, food trucks and music at Nisbet Park starting at 4 p.m. Lawn Games will be held 4-9:30 p.m. at City Hall Lawn & Fountain Greene. The parade begins at 7 p.m. and fireworks will end the night staged from Kiwanis Park.

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Music in Mason

MAS ON DOW N TOWN PLAZA | 6 :0 0 P M The City of Mason will host concerts in Downtown Plaza on Fridays throughout the month of July. The events will feature live music, food, beverages, kids’ activities, local business displays and more. Bands include 3 Day Rule, Misterman and the Mojo Band and many more. Beverage proceeds benefit the Mason Parks and Recreation Foundation and American Legion Post 194. ImagineMason.org

Picnic on the Prairie

KIN G S WOOD PARK | 12:00 PM Pack a picnic and visit Kingswood Park during Parks & Rec month in July! Visit the pollinator gardens and prairie or walk along the Fairy & Gnome Trail. On July 13th, KONA Ice will be at the Community Pavilion from 12-2 p.m. and SweeTees will have free disc golf on the north side of the park from 4-6 p.m. DeerfieldOh.MyRec.com

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Arts Alliance Performing Arts Series

COTTELL PARK | 7:00 PM Deerfield Township and The Arts Alliance have partnered to bring a Performing Arts Series to the community.

All performances are family-friendly and free. Enjoy Comet Bluegrass All-Stars on July 14, Swingtime Big Band on July 21 and Cincinnati Shakespeare Company performing Twelfth Night on July 28. All performances are from 7-9 p.m. Bring your own blankets and lawn chairs! DeerfieldOh.MyRec.com

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COTTELL PAR K | 7:00 PM The Deerfield Township Movie in the Park series continues on July 22 with Minions from 7-10:30 p.m. Get into the theme and come dressed up in yellow and blue! Arrive at 7 p.m. to join in on Minion Madness themed games before the movie starts at dark. Bring your own chairs, blankets, snacks and goodies. DeerfieldOh.MyRec.com JU LY 2 3 RD - 2 4 T H

YogaSix at Sonder & Mimosas & Mobility

YOGAS IX & S ON DER BREWIN G Join YogaSix of Mason for two special programs July 23-24. Dr. Brian Vranic of Vital Force Physio will lead a Mimosas & Mobility class at YogaSix on the 23rd at 11:15 a.m. The cost for the class is $10 for Y6 members and $20 for non-members. Enjoy Brew Asana at Sonder Brewing at 10 a.m. on the 24th. YogaSix.com/Mason

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Christmas in July Market

SON DER BREWIN G | 11:00 AM Beauty Boost Cincinnati is partnering with Sonder Brewing for a special Christmas in July event. Shop 11 a.m.2 p.m., grab lunch, and enjoy some Sonder's brews! There will be 50+ local businesses and experiences to support, including handmade accessories from Demure + Debonaire, leather, wood, and acrylic earrings from Playful Pumpkin, and handmade soaps from Buff City Soap. TheBeautyBoost.net/Cincinnati

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