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8 Things To Do in Cincinnati This Weekend (Jan. 27-29)

The weekend is almost back again and Friday at the Redmoor, so are the ’90s. While digging through your wardrobe to find…

By CityBeat Staff

Cincinnati Museum Center offering free admission Friday in honor of the Bengals All day, Jan. 27 “A game like that deserves free admission," the Cincinnati Museum Center posted on social media in honor of the Bengals win over the Bills. Explore exhibits at the Cincinnati Museum Center and The Nancy & David Wolf Holocaust and Humanity Center free of admission Friday. Jan. 27. 1301 Western Ave., Queensgate. cincymuseum.org.
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25 Cute Date Ideas in Greater Cincinnati You Can Do for $30

A great date in Cincinnati doesn't have to cost a lot. As long as you put time and thought into your date…

By CityBeat Staff

Have a Picnic at Washington Park Before Exploring the Brewing Heritage Trail Free Washington Park, with its large greenspace and view of the beautiful Music Hall, offers a great setting to relax and enjoy some pre-packed snacks with your date. And when the weather is nice, the park’s bar, The Porch, opens for business so you can enjoy an after-lunch drink from their variety of beer, wine, seltzer and liquor. And if you want to explore more, hop on the streetcar and head toward Findlay Market where you can start your journey on the city’s Brewing Heritage Trail, which celebrates the city's storied past as a beer-producing capital with a series of guided tours and a free walking trail. The trail stretches about three-fourths of a mile between Findlay Market and Grant Park. You can start at either end; just follow embedded medallions in the sidewalk to discover historic buildings, brewing sites, public art and more. Washington Park: 1230 Elm St., Over-the-Rhine; Brewing Heritage Trail: 1801 Race St. to 73 E. McMillan Ave., Over-the-Rhine.
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Cincinnati Bengals Fans Are *Pissed* that Zac Taylor Was Snubbed for NFL Coach of the Year

Where's the respect? That's what Cincinnati Bengals fans were asking on Jan. 25, 2023, after the NFL and Associated Press released the…

By Allison Babka

Cincinnati Bengals Fans Are *Pissed* that Zac Taylor Was Snubbed for NFL Coach of the Year
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Everyone Is Remembering Baseball Hall of Famer Scott Rolen's Big Moments With the Cincinnati Reds

In his sixth year of eligibility, former Cincinnati Reds third baseman and eight-time Gold Glover Scott Rolen finally made it into the…

By Allison Babka

Everyone is Remembering Baseball Hall of Famer Scott Rolen's Big Moments With the Cincinnati Reds
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Four Chefs and Two Restaurants in Cincinnati Are Semifinalists in the 2023 James Beard Restaurant and Chef Awards

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Mita's in Downtown Cincinnati is a semifinalist in the James Beard Restaurant and Chef Awards' category for Outstanding Restaurant.

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Sugar Vermonte and her food truck, Maybe Cheese Born With It

Swingin’ Schwartz’s Point: Ed Moss Left a Major Musical Impact on Cincinnati that Still Reverberates Today

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The exterior of Schwartz's Point

Bockfest Returns to Cincinnati in March With Beer, Debauchery and the Crowning of a New Sausage Queen

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