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Photos: Island Dreams and DJ ChaseWest Bring Fun, Breezy Vibes to Madison Theater's Rooftop Space

On Friday, Aug. 18, Island Dreams brought fun and breezy vibes to Madison Theater's unique rooftop space with the help of DJ…

By CityBeat Staff

The Island Dreams Open Air event at Madison Live! on Aug. 18, 2023.
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The Cincinnati Reds Make a Dazzling Comeback Against the Cleveland Guardians [PHOTOS]

On Aug. 16, the Cincinnati Reds came back to earn a dazzling 7-2 win over the Cleveland Guardians in the second game…

By CityBeat Staff

The Cincinnati Reds celebrate their win against the Cleveland Guardians on Aug. 16, 2023.
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10 Things To Do in Cincinnati This Weekend (Aug. 18-20)

Between a film festival, bourbon tastings, tea parties and Cuban music, there are several ways to have a rather unconventional Greater Cincinnati…

By Katie Griffith

Summermusik 2023: A Night in Havana 7:30 p.m. Aug. 19 The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra presents A Night in Havana as part of its mainstage Summermusik event series. Taking place at the School of Creative and Performing Arts’ Corbett Theatre, an evening of Cuba’s rich musical traditions will feature 10-time Grammy Award winning trumpet player, Arturo Sandoval. Tickets are $20 for students and children and start at $45 for adults. 6-10 p.m. Aug. 19. Megacorp Pavilion, 101 W. 4th Street, Newport, events.thecurestartsnow.org.
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Photos: Cincinnati Reds Fail to Beat Cleveland Guardians

On Aug. 15, the Cincinnati Reds lost 0-3 to the Cleveland Guardians in the first game of a two-game series. The second…

By CityBeat Staff

Joey Votto steps up to bat in the bottom of the seventh inning during the Cincinnati Reds' game against the Cleveland Guardians on Aug. 15, 2023.
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Photos: All of the Heart-Stopping Moments During Cincinnati's Red Bull Flugtag

The Red Bull Flugtag – an event that challenges teams to build a flying machine and pilot it – came to Sawyer…

By CityBeat Staff

Red Bull Flugtag on Saturday, Aug. 12, 2023
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11 Things To Do in Cincinnati This Weekend (Aug. 11-13)

This weekend offers wizards and muggles alike a chance to don their capes and grab their wands for a truly magical experience.…

By Emily Keller

The O.F.F. Market 10 a.m. August 12 Shop the monthly O.F.F. Market where bakers, brewers, small businesses, artisans, farmers and more come together as a community to sell local goodies. This unique shopping experience supports strong community connections and grows a hearty local economy. While you shop, there’s fun for the whole family to enjoy, like multiple playgrounds, walking trails, splash and nature scapes and fishing ponds — not to mention the many local bars and restaurants to grab a drink and some food after your shopping spree. 10 a.m. Aug. 12. Summit Park, 4335 Glendale Milford Road, Blue Ash, facebook.com/events.
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The Most Adorable Furry Friends We Saw During the Cincinnati Reds' Bark in the Park [PHOTOS]

On Aug. 7, all good dogs were invited to watch the Cincinnati Reds' game against the Miami Marlins during the team's Bark…

By CityBeat Staff

The Cincinnati Reds hosted Bark in the Park on Aug. 7, 2023.
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This Ohio House is A Maximalist's Dream Come True

Minimalists, look away — or scroll to see what you're missing out on. This eclectic beauty may be pending after a weekend…

By Jenna Jones

This Ohio House is A Maximalist's Dream Come True
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Photos: Everything We Saw During the Washington Nationals' Series Sweep Against the Cincinnati Reds

The Cincinnati Reds appeared to be losing steam over the weekend, losing against the Washington Nationals in a three-game sweep. CityBeat was…

By CityBeat Staff

Matt McLain and Nick Senzel celebrate a home run during the Cincinnati Reds' ​game against the Washington Nationals on Aug. 4, 2023.
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13 Things To Do in Cincinnati This Weekend (Aug. 4-6)

Whether you're in the mood to shop 'til you drop at Greater Cincinnati makers markets like Art on Vine and Flea in…

By Emily Keller

Ohio River Paddlefest 7 a.m.-2 p.m. Aug. 5 Ohio River Paddlefest is back. The nation’s largest paddling event hosts 2,000 participants paddling through downtown Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky in kayaks, canoes and more. Attendees can choose either the 4.5-mile or the 9-mile paddlefest. Rental boats can be reserved in advance. Join the pre-party the night before with the Outdoors for All Expo, featuring hands-on activities, outdoor exhibits beer and food. Come celebrate the great outdoors. 7 a.m.-2 p.m. Aug. 5. Schmidt Recreation Complex, 2944 Humbert Ave., East End, ohioriverpaddlefest.org.
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This Warren County Estate Can Be Your Forever Summer Camp

Crickets chirping, splashing in the lake, sitting on the dock or pavilion with some s’mores and brews — 10442 Konstantine Lane in…

By CityBeat Staff

10442 Konstantine Lane, Hamilton Township
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Cheap Kid-Friendly Activities To Do Around Greater Cincinnati This Summer

Summer's not over yet, and there's still plenty of budget- and family-friendly fun to be had around Greater Cincinnati before the kids…

By CityBeat Staff

Take a Spin on Carol Ann’s Carousel 8 E. Mehring Way, The Banks Nestled between Great American Ball Park and Paul Brown Stadium, Smale Riverfront Park is dotted with fountains, gardens, an event lawn, a labyrinth, a playground and Carol Ann’s glass-enclosed, year-round carousel. Open select days and hours depending on the season, it features 44 whimsical, Cincinnati-centric creatures for you to ride, delighting your kids and bringing out the inner kid in yourself. Each ride is $2 a person, but you get discounts if you buy multiple rides.
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7 Things To Do in Cincinnati This Weekend (July 28-30)

This weekend, two of Cincinnati's most popular summer traditions are back: Danger Wheel and Glier's Goettafest. Spend your weekend eating a variety…

By Emily Keller

Glier’s Goettafest 5-11 p.m. July 27 and 28; noon-11 p.m. July 29 and noon-9 p.m. July 30 Come one, come all to one of the most beloved foodie events of the year: Glier’s Goettafest. Goettafest is back for another year, taking place at Newport's Festival Park at the Levee. This year, there will be eight full days of all things goetta. “From fudge to pizza, their goetta-based creations test the limits of goetta as an ingredient,” reads the event description. Don’t miss this once-a-year goetta feeding frenzy placed perfectly on the Ohio riverfront. An additional weekend will take place August 3-6. 5-11 p.m. July 27 and 28; noon-11 p.m. July 29 and noon-9 p.m. July 30. Newport Festival Park, Riverboat Row, Newport, goetta.com.
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Here's How Barbie Would Live if Her Dreamhouse Were in Cincinnati

The summer of Barbie is about more than just throwing on your pinkest frock to see director Greta Gerwig’s made-in-plastic epic, Barbie,…

By CityBeat Staff

Here's How Barbie Would Live if Her Dreamhouse Were in Cincinnati
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10 Things to Do in Cincinnati This Weekend

Music and good times will fill downtown this weekend thanks to the Cincinnati Music Festival and visits from legends Al Green and…

By Emily Keller

Cincinnati Music Festival July 20-22 Get ready to get down at this year’s Cincinnati Music Festival, celebrating the 50th anniversary of hip hop. On Thursday, Doug E. Fresh kicks everything off, followed by Slick Rick, Big Daddy Kane and Rakim, at Andrew J Brady Music Center. On Friday, the lineup is Gerald Albright, Midnight Star, Jodeci, Jill Scott and Al Green at Paycor Stadium. And finally, on Saturday, Norman Brown takes the stage at Paycor, followed by Avery Sunshine, P-Funk Connection, Baby Face and last, but not least, Snoop Dogg. Tickets start at $60. Thursday-Saturday, July 20-22. Andrew J Brady Music Center, 25 Race St., The Banks; Paycor Stadium, 1 Paycor Stadium, The Banks. cincymusicfestival.com.
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Food & Drink

Shop Local at These Greater Cincinnati Farmers Markets

You don't have to shop at Kroger to find some of the best produce the Cincinnati area has to offer. At your…

By CityBeat Staff

Findlay Market 1801 Race St., Over-the-Rhine Saturdays 8 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sundays 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Findlay Market features many different vendors year-round. The outdoor farmers market is open Saturdays and Sundays. Some vendors include McGlasson Farms, which sells a variety of fruits and vegetables, and Ridgecrest Farm, which sells hot sauces, jams and jellies.
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PHOTOS: Everything We Saw at the Cincinnati Reds' July 18 Game Against the San Francisco Giants

Despite the fact that the Cincinnati Reds lost to the San Francisco Giants 11-10 during their July 18 game (and also 4-2…

By CityBeat Staff

Will Benson celebrates a two-run homerun.
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You Can Live in the Lap of Luxury in This Stunning Oakley Home

If you’re in the market for an upscale house with unparalleled luxury, 3905 Millsbrae Ave. in Oakley could be your new home.…

By CityBeat Staff

3905 Millsbrae Ave., Oakley
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Micro-Wrestling at Lori's Roadhouse Was No Small Event [PHOTOS]

The wrestlers at Lori's Roadhouse in West Chester on July 13 were short in stature, but there was nothing small when it…

By CityBeat Staff

Micro-Wrestling at Lori's Roadhouse Was No Small Event [PHOTOS]
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14 Things to Do in Cincinnati This Weekend (July 14-16)

Burgers, music, community, antiquing and more are on the agenda for this upcoming weekend in Cincinnati. It's Cincinnati Burger Week, so we…

By Emily Keller

Guinness Cincinnati Celtic Festival 5-11 p.m. July 14; 12-11 p.m. July 15; 12-7 p.m. July 16 Stop by this year’s Cincinnati Celtic Festival for a fun-filled weekend of Celtic music, food, cold drinks, dancing and games. Stop in the Guinness Experience for Guinness samplings, or try out whiskey samplings that will take place throughout the weekend. Guests can jam out to performances from Celtic bands like Rocky Creek, Lost Celts, Desmond & Duff, Dulahan, Fintan, as well as local superstars the Naked Karate Girls and Doghouse. Admission is free. 5-11 p.m. July 14; 12-11 p.m. July 15; 12-7 p.m. July 16. E. Freedom Way, The Banks. cincycelticfest.com.
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Take Us To Church — Uh — This Heaven-Sent House in Cincinnati

Are you there, Hozier? It's us, CityBeat. We have found the perfect home for us to be taken to church. It's long…

By Jenna Jones

Take Us To Church — Uh — This Heaven-Sent House in Cincinnati
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10 Things To Do in Cincinnati This Weekend (July 7-9)

Though the Swiftie storm has left Cincinnati, the city still boasts plenty of ways to entertain any sort of weekend warrior. From…

By Emily Keller

The O.F.F. Market 10 a.m.-4 p.m. July 8 This is an event for anyone who enjoys shopping from small businesses, artisans, brewers, bakers, farmers and the like. Stop by this month’s O.F.F. Market, which is a unique shopping experience bringing connection and community to Summit Park. Other than shopping local, you’ll find walking trails, playgrounds, fishing ponds, splash and nature escapes, and local bars and restaurants. Shop the day away at all the market has to offer, then have a picnic in the park or stop at a local restaurant to get a bite to eat afterwards. Admission is free. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. July 8. Summit Park, 4335 Glendale Milford Road, Blue Ash, facebook.com/theoffmarket.
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All of the Oddball Fun We Saw at Northside's 4th of July Parade [PHOTOS]

Ahh, Northside. The weird and wonderful Brooklyn of Cincinnati. As many know (and should know), Northside's 4th of July Parade is the…

By Madeline Fening

The 2023 Northside 4th of July Parade
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7 Things to Do in Cincinnati This Weekend (June 30-July 2)

Get ready, Swifties: The Queen of Pop is making her way to the Queen City this weekend. But if you weren't lucky…

By Emily Keller

Northside Rock N Roll Carnival 5:30 p.m.-Midnight June 30; 4 p.m.-Midnight July 1; 2-5 p.m. July 2 Rock around the block with the free, three-day Northside Rock N Roll Carnival. Good news for the foodies: You can jam out while you pig out at vendors like N.Y.P.D Pizza, Bridges, Las Catrinas and Streetpops. Artists include Heavy Hinges, Annie D, Tweens, Raderall, Sammy K and the Harlequins (and more). 5:30 p.m.-Midnight June 30; 4 p.m.-Midnight July 1; 2-5 p.m. July 2. Hoffner Park, 4101 Hamilton Ave., Northside. northsiderocks.com.
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Cincinnati Fourth of July Fireworks and Parties to Celebrate America's Independence

Every July 4, America celebrates the ratification of the Declaration of Independence and separation of the 13 original colonies from British rule…

By Emily Keller

Northside Parade and Rock N’ Roll Carnival June 30-July 2 Rock around the block with the free three-day Northside Rock N’ Roll Carnival. Good news for the foodies: you can jam out while you pig out on food from vendors like N.Y.P.D. Pizza, Bridges, Taqueria Las Catrinas and Streetpops. Local artists Heavy Hinges, Annie D, Tweens, Raderall, Sammy K, the Harlequins and more will be performing during the carnival. The Northside Parade will be the centerpiece for the event, taking place on July 4 at noon, working its way down Hamilton Avenue. June 30-July 2. Hoffner Park, 4101 Hamilton Ave., Northside, northsiderocks.com.
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All the LGBTQ+ Joy We Saw at the Cincinnati Pride Parade [Photos]

On June 24, the annual Cincinnati Pride Parade stepped off Downtown, with numerous businesses, organizations and people celebrating the LGBTQ+ community for…

By CityBeat Staff

Cincinnati Pride Parade and Festival | June 24, 2023
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Leave a Blank Space in Your Calendar for These Pre-Taylor Swift Concert Events

Calling all Swifties: The week ahead in Cincinnati is just for you! Whether you were lucky enough to get a ticket to…

By Katherine Barrier

ERAS: An All-Taylor Swift Dance Party at Madison Live! 730 Madison Ave., Covington Thursday, June 29; Doors open at 8 p.m., show starts at 9 p.m. Head to the Madison for an Enchanted of night of dancing like you’re 22. This dance party will take you through all the eras of Swift’s greatest hits, deep cuts from the deluxe editions and even some surprise songs thrown in the mix. Feel free to dress up as your favorite era and bring some friendship bracelets along to trade. This event is for people 18 and older. Tickets $15 in advance, $20 at the door
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If Carrie Bradshaw Lived in Cincinnati, Here's Where She Would Go

With the new season of And Just Like That… premiering on June 22 on the newly minted Max, we couldn’t help but…

By Bryn Dippold

Where Carrie Bradshaw Would Go If She Lived in Cincinnati
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Photos: FC Cincinnati Ties MLS Record, Fans Go Wild

While FC Cincinnati's win against Toronto FC on June 21 was a cause for celebration, the cherry on top of their victory…

By CityBeat Staff

FC Cincinnati vs. Toronto FC on June 21, 2023.
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10 Things to Do in Cincinnati This Weekend (June 23-25)

Gear up for a busy weekend: Celebrate equity, unity and inclusion with Pride events across Cincinnati, including the parade and festival, afterparties,…

By Emily Keller

Cincy Pride Parade and Festival 11 a.m.-9 p.m. June 24 Kick off your morning and celebrate unity, equality and freedom with Cincy’s annual Pride parade. Cincinnati’s Pride Parade route starts at Seventh and Plum streets, goes down Vine Street past Fountain Square and ends at the Cincinnati Pride Festival at Sawyer Point & Yeatman's Cove. After the parade, bring your friends and family to the festival! Have some fun in the sun with free food, drinks, vendors and entertainment. No pets or coolers are allowed at the festival. 11 a.m.-9 p.m. June 24. Sawyer Point, 705 E. Pete Rose Way, The Banks. cincinnatipride.org.
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Underrated Attractions in Cincinnati You Should Visit This Summer

From ventriloquist and lucky cat museums to old-school amusement parks and oddities shops, the Queen City is full of strange and obscure…

By CityBeat Staff

Go Cat Crazy at the Lucky Cat Museum 2511 Essex Place, Walnut Hills Located inside Essex Studios, the museum boasts a one-of-a-kind collection of Japanese maneki neko “lucky cat” figures. The glass displays stretch across the walls, containing thousands of styles, colors and sizes of cats. Some are golden, others white with red ears and a green bib. Some don black fur or are chipped. Some are stuffed, others ceramic and plastic. There are some wacky ones, too. All of them, however, carry an undeniable charm. There's even a gift shop. Photo: Kellie Coleman
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10 Things To Do in Cincinnati This Weekend (June 16-18)

This weekend's events are all about celebration — from Pride to Juneteenth, there are plenty of ways to celebrate community across the…

By Emily Keller

New Richmond Pride Festival 11 a.m. June 17 Now in its second year, the New Richmond Pride Festival has decided to pack all of the Pride fun into one day full of festivities. The festival offers local LGBTQ+ vendors, artists, live performances and music, a dog parade, food, educational resources and the comfort of a whole community connecting to celebrate over 50 years of Pride in New Richmond. 11 a.m. June 17. New Richmond Bandstand, 116 Susanna Way, New Richmond, newrichmondpride.org.
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