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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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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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11 Things To Do in Cincinnati This Weekend (June 9-11)

This weekend offers plenty of ways to enjoy (or avoid) the summer heat, including a festival from the Cincinnati Ballet, Pride Month…

By Emily Keller

Cincy VegFest + Vegan Chili Cook-Off Noon-6:00 p.m. June 10 Calling all herbivores: The fifth-annual Cincy VegFest is back, along with a Vegan Chili Cook-off. Enjoy a day of groovy live music, a pre-event yoga session, and plant-based food to munch on. This event will be held at Burnet Woods Bandstand from noon-6 p.m., with yoga sessions starting at 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. Plant-sourced meal options will be prepared and provided by a variety of vendors, including Essen Kitchen, Foodies Vegan, Like Mom’s Only Vegan and more. The vegan chili cook-off is calling anyone from home-kitchen gurus to amateur chefs to join the competition. Admission is free. Noon-6 p.m. June 10. Burnet Woods Bandstand, 3298 Clifton Ave., Clifton, heärt.com/cincy-vegfest.
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SUNDAY 24 MUSIC: Cincinnati Entertainment Awards The 22nd annual Cincinnati Entertainment Awards at Memorial Hall is a Grammy-style show for the Cincinnati music scene. 6 p.m., Sunday, Nov. 24. $20-$25. Memorial Hall, 1225 Elm St., Over-the-Rhine. cincinnatientertainmentawards.com. Photo: Chuck Loftice
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23 Things To Do in Cincinnati This Week (June 12-18)
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FRIDAY 31 MUSIC: Bunbury Music Festival Founded by veteran Cincinnati promoter Bill Donabedian, the Bunbury Music Festival began drawing thousands of music fans from across the region in 2012 with early lineups that included bands like Weezer, Death Cab for Cutie and The National. In 2014, Columbus, Ohio’s PromoWest Productions took over, helping further cement the riverfront festival’s status as one of the region’s marquee Alternative-to-mainstream music events with bookings like The Black Keys, The Killers, Muse, Jack White, The Avett Brothers, Tom Petty, Snoop Dogg and Post Malone. Returning to Cincinnati’s riverfront May 31-June 2, this year’s Bunbury is the first since PromoWest was acquired by huge global promotions company AEG and the first since PromoWest announced it would be building a new concert facility across the Ohio River in Newport. Bunbury 2019 will feature headlining acts like Fall Out Boy (who also performed at 2014’s fest), The 1975 (which played a sold-out Cincinnati show at PNC Pavilion earlier in May), Greta Van Fleet, Girl Talk and Run the Jewels. There is also a pair of popular ’90s bands who’ve carried on after losing their lead singers to accidental drug overdoses — Stone Temple Pilots and Sublime with Rome. Undercard options include Clutch, Joywave, Flora Cash, Jukebox the Ghost, Great Good Fine OK, Tropidelic and Reignwolf. Representing the Cincinnati music scene at this year’s Bunbury are Trauma Illinois, Young Heirlooms, Jack Burton Overdrive and Hip Hop ensemble Triiibe. Friday, Saturday and Sunday. 1:30 p.m. $79 (for single day); $189 (for three-day passes); VIP packages also available. Sawyer Point and Yeatman’s Cove, 705 E. Pete Rose Way, Downtown, bunburyfestival.com. Photo: Brittany Thornton
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Historic Lytle Park to Reopen This Week Following Renovations

By Katherine Barrier

A beardless statute of Abraham Lincoln in Lytle Park.

Covington's Madison Theater to Host Monthly Silent Discos

By Katherine Barrier

Silent Discos will be held at Madison Theater on the last Saturday of every month.

'New Heights Live' Review: Jason and Travis Kelce Know How to Party

By Kennedy Dudley

Travis Kelce receiving his University of Cincinnati degree in a surprise graduation ceremony | New Heights podcast live show at Fifth Third Arena | April 11, 2024

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