Experience BLINK with UC Clermont

Join UC Clermont alumni and friends on Oct. 13 for an evening of food, fun and to experience BLINK, a one-of-a-kind light, art and projection mapping event debuting in downtown Cincinnati.

Complimentary transportation is available to and from UC Clermont, or participants can meet the group downtown. The evening will begin on the terrace at Via Vite overlooking Fountain Square for heavy appetizers, drinks and dessert by the bite. Once the sun sets, the group will venture to see BLINK and experience a world-class interactive artwork exhibition spanning 20 city blocks, from Cincinnati’s The Banks to Findlay Market. The event will feature large-scale projection mapping installations, murals, urban artscapes, media light and interactive art.

“BLINK is the perfect opportunity to bring together our UC Clermont alums and friends to reconnect with the college and celebrate the incredible creativity and innovation in our region,” said Monika Royal-Fischer, program director of career development for the college.

Cost to join the UC Clermont group is $25 per person. To reserve your tickets, contact Glenda Neff at Glenda.neff@uc.edu or 513-558-0008. A limited number of tickets are available.

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