Elizabeth Garber, daughter of renowned local Cincinnati modern architect Woodie Garber, will be in town to discuss her new book, Implosion: A Memoir of an Architect's Daughter. There are events spanning three days, including a talk at the Main Branch of the Cincinnati Public Library (designed by her father in 1950). cf3 members are invited to attend an exclusive pre-talk reception at the library with Elizabeth as the guest of honor.
The reception will be held outside on the 3rd floor terrace (next to the Bertoia sculpture that her father had commissioned) from 6-7, and light refreshments will be served. The reception will be immediately followed by Elizabeth's talk held in the 3rd Floor Event Space. RSVP for the reception via this email.
Details of the talk (open to the public) are available here:
In addition to the talk on Wednesday, there are two other events scheduled that cf3 members are invited to attend (events are open to the public, but space is limited):
Woodie Garber House Talk & Dinner Sponsored by Glendale Heritage Preservation (open to the public)
Presentation & Reading from Elizabeth's Book at the Mercantile Library (free and open to the public)