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December 09, 2018

Everyone We Saw at This Year's Cincinnati SantaCon

By CityBeat Staff

The 11th-annual Cincinnati SantaCon took place over the weekend, during which thousands of drunk dudes and ladies dressed up as Santa descended upon the city in search of holiday cheer and drink specials. The event was split up between North Pole (OTR) and South Pole (The Banks) and included 40+ participating bars/restaurants that Santas could visit. Proceeds from the event benefited The Cure Starts Now.
December 8, 2018
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Everyone We Saw at This Year's Cincinnati SantaCon
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Everyone We Saw at This Year's Cincinnati SantaCon
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Everyone We Saw at This Year's Cincinnati SantaCon
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Everyone We Saw at This Year's Cincinnati SantaCon
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Everyone We Saw at This Year's Cincinnati SantaCon
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Everyone We Saw at This Year's Cincinnati SantaCon
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Everyone We Saw at This Year's Cincinnati SantaCon
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