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Eat Around the World at These 25 Greater Cincinnati Restaurants

If you dream of international travel, but can't make it happen right now, there is another way to get a taste of…

By CityBeat Staff

Sago 1004 Delta Ave., Mt. Lookout Sago serves up delicious, authentic Malaysian eats, with influences from Cantonese, French and Asian cuisine. The menu features a list of favorites, like the Nasi Lemak with Beef Rendang or chicken curry and fried chicken (choose between garlic sesame or lime basil), alongside special seasonal dishes. All the dishes are made to order by Chef Paul Liew with fresh, quality ingredients that are sourced locally.
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Arts & Culture

12 Things to do in Cincinnati This Weekend (Sept. 13-15)

Prost, Cincinnati! With September in full swing, this weekend has a lineup of events that offer something for everyone. Whether you’re looking…

By Emma Helbling

Covington Oktoberfest 2024 When: Sept. 13-15 from 12-8 p.m. Where: Goebel Park, Covington What: Covington’s Oktoberfest celebration is returning this weekend with local food, craft vendors, live music, interactive activities and more. Who: Covington Oktoberfest and Braxton Brewing Company Why: Try a local Braxton Brewing beer and try your hand at the Garage Bier Belly Competition.
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Arts & Culture

This Historic Clifton Gaslight Home Offers Gorgeous Features and Secluded Gardens

For the first time in almost 30 years, 210 Hosea Ave. in Clifton’s Gaslight District, also known as the historic George F.…

By Katherine Barrier

210 Hosea Ave., Clifton
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Music

Queen City Music Spotlight: Catch These 10 Cincinnati Concerts Featuring Local Acts in September

Summer is winding down, but the Cincinnati music world keeps going and September’s rolling around with some of the most innovative events…

By Brent Stroud

Talk Low Festival at multiple venues Local exploratory and experimental music label Whited Sepulchre Records presents the first Talk Low Festival at multiple venues around the city. Over the course of five days, the festival will feature a mix of local, national and international boundary-pushing artists working in various styles. From local atmospheric punk group Mary Henry (pictured) and Cincinnati club connoisseur favorite DJ Boywife to performers like Los Angeles meditative ambient sound collage artist Claire Rousay, Peruvian sound sculptor Maria Chavez and new age ambient music legend Laraaji from New York, among several other expansive performances. The festival starts 8 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 24 at DSGN CLLCTV with Claire Rousay, Public Speaking and Mary Henry and continues Thursday, Sept. 26 with KMRU, Desert Liminal and Five Pointed Stars at 6 p.m. at DSGN CLLCTV. Galcher Lustwerk, DJ Boywife and Raw Time will appear at 10 p.m. Friday, Sept. 27, also at DSGN CLLCTV. The festival moves across town to the Woodward Theater for Laraaji, Maria Chavez and Shermvn on Saturday, Sept. 28. Joy Guidry, Niecy Blue, Johnson, Montgomery and Prymek Trio close out the festival on Sunday, Sept. 29 starting at 4 p.m. downtown at the Contemporary Arts Center. Multiple venues and times starting Sept. 24 and ending Sept. 29. More info: talklowfest.cargo.site.
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Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost Defends Conspiracy Theory about Haitians in Springfield

By Marty Schladen, Ohio Capital Journal

Vance claims that Haitians are “causing chaos all over Springfield,” and Yost points to Haitians in Springfield as an example of migrants “terrorizing our communities."

An Upscale Restaurant and Winery Could Soon be Coming to Cincinnati's West Side

By Katherine Barrier

Cooper's Hawk

New Board Game Bar 'Free Parking' Opens in College Hill

By Katherine Barrier

Matt Wright, the owner of Free Parking in College Hill

Why the Far Right Lies about Immigrants

By Peter Certo, Ohio Capital Journal

Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 5.

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