Homemakers Bar’s Boss Hog 39 E. 13 St., Over-the-Rhine Homemaker’s Boss Hog is the perfect drink for the holiday lover and Cincinnati native, made with mezcal, ginger liqueur, cucumber, German amaro and Grippo’s bitters — yes you’re reading that right. This ginger-flavored drink is taken to the next level with the flavor of everyone’s favorite potato chip brand. So, taste for yourself and pair with one of Homemaker’s light bites. Photo: Hailey Bollinger

Midwestern Lesbian’s Queer History Bingo with Queen City Queer History When: Feb. 15 from 6-9 p.m. Where: Homemakers Bar, Over-the-Rhine What: Come grab a bingo card and hope you are the lucky winner. Midwestern Lesbian’s bingo is going to teach you all about queer history. Who: Midwestern Lesbian and Queen City Queer History Why: Midwestern Lesbian always comes up with the most fun ways to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community. Photo: Hailey Bollinger

HomeMakers Bar will reopen for a summer-long outdoor pop-up on the corner of Jackson and 13th streets in Over-the-Rhine. Kicking off on June 19, HomeMakers Outpost will celebrate the bar’s one-year-anniversary.

Enter through the main bar to access the Outpost, next to a vintage Airstream trailer. Guests can sip on handcrafted cocktails inspired by the 1968 campy Jane Fonda sci-fi cult classic Barbarella while enjoying live music under garden lights. 

We’re so grateful to be able to open our doors back up to our community in time for our one year anniversary on Friday,…

Posted by HomeMakers Bar on Friday, June 12, 2020

Self-described as “not your mother’s house,” HomeMakers’ retro bar serves as a place of celebration for the community to come together to “collaborate, thrive and celebrate the things that make us unique while embracing our similarities.” 

In the spirit of this mission of collaboration, HomeMakers will also be embarking on a summer-long partnership with the OTR-based nonprofit Cincinnati Music Accelerator, which is “dedicated and focused on the development of music creatives, fostering and fueling placemaking and striving for economic development and impact within the community it serves through the musical arts.”

In a press release, HomeMakers’ co-owners Julia Petiprin and Catherine Manabat wrote, “We are inspired by (CMA’s) work and humbled by their willingness to partner with us. We look forward to a summer of music and a new universe of understanding.”

HomeMakers’ new adjusted hours will be 4 p.m.-midnight Friday, 1 p.m.-midnight Saturday and 1-10 p.m. Sunday. Visit homemakersbar.com for more information. 

Carry-out is still available. 

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