Photo Gallery: 'MOMENTUM' light show caps UC's Bicentennial Community Week
Photos by Lisa Ventre, Joseph Fuqua II, Andrew Higley and Jay Yocis from UC Creative Services
McMicken Hall became the backdrop for a massive light show as part of Community Day at the University of Cincinnati on Saturday, April 6. The party was part of UC's year-long celebration of its Bicentennial in 2019 and capped off UC Community Week.
The Momentum Projection-Mapping Light Show was created and staged by Brave Berlin, a Cincinnati design and production company.
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