PHOTOS: All The Sweets We Ate Sugar Rush's Biggest Event Yet

CityBeat's Sugar Rush was back and bigger than ever this year, hosting over 19 vendors who provided treats to more than 600 guests. The sweet extravaganza took place for the first time at the Cincinnati Arts Museum in Mount Adams. Guests could enjoy bites from local bakeries, shops and restaurants including Lenny's Rolled Ice Cream, Duck Donuts, The Bagelry, Graeter's, Holtman's Donuts and more.

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PHOTOS: All The Sweets We Ate Sugar Rush's Biggest Event Yet
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PHOTOS: All The Sweets We Ate Sugar Rush's Biggest Event Yet
Photo: Kellie Coleman
PHOTOS: All The Sweets We Ate Sugar Rush's Biggest Event Yet
Photo: Kellie Coleman
PHOTOS: All The Sweets We Ate Sugar Rush's Biggest Event Yet
Photo: Brittany Thornton
PHOTOS: All The Sweets We Ate Sugar Rush's Biggest Event Yet
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PHOTOS: All The Sweets We Ate Sugar Rush's Biggest Event Yet
Photo: Patty Salas
PHOTOS: All The Sweets We Ate Sugar Rush's Biggest Event Yet
Photo: Brittany Thornton
PHOTOS: All The Sweets We Ate Sugar Rush's Biggest Event Yet
Photo: Brittany Thornton
PHOTOS: All The Sweets We Ate Sugar Rush's Biggest Event Yet
Photo: Brittany Thornton

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