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Where to Find Cincinnati's 10 Most Stunning Overlooks

It is said that Cincinnati is built on seven hills, like Rome — the city is actually named for Roman agrarian and…

By CityBeat Staff

Dec 3, 2021

Watch the Sun Set Over the City at Devou Park
790 Park Lane, Covington
Devou Park is the largest park in Covington, covering 700 acres of land. Bike, hike, golf or catch a beautiful view of the city at the park's overlook.
Photo: Hailey Bollinger

Tell Me You're From Cincinnati Without Telling Me You're From Cincinnati

If you're from the Queen City, you know many things to be true: Cincinnati-style chili is a delicacy, our bridges suck, our…

By CityBeat Staff

Aug 6, 2021

You know Blake Maislins phone number by heart.
444-4444
Photo: Google Maps screengrab

Everything We Saw at Cincinnati's 43rd-Annual Riverfest and WEBN Fireworks

Riverfest returned to Sawyer Point on Sept. 1 for its annual Labor Day party. There was food, music, major traffic jams and…

By CityBeat Staff

Sep 2, 2019

Everything We Saw at Cincinnati's 43rd-Annual Riverfest and WEBN Fireworks

The 14 Best Ways to Watch Cincinnati’s Annual Labor Day Riverfest Fireworks

Riverfest returns this Labor Day weekend, bringing hundreds of thousands to the riverfront to watch one of the most epic firework displays…

By CityBeat Staff

Aug 29, 2019

Boom on the Bridge
Celebrate the fireworks while contributing to a Cincinnati landmark during Boom on the Bridge on the Purple People Bridge. All proceeds will go toward the capital campaign to maintain and paint the bridge. Tickets include drinks, unlimited grill-out food, live music from Model Behavior and a free parking pass. 6-10:30 p.m. Sunday. $150. Purple People Bridge, 1 Levee Way, Newport.
Photo via Facebook.com/PurplePeopleBridge

14 Cool Things to Do in Cincinnati This Week (Aug. 28-Sept. 4)

By CityBeat Staff

Aug 27, 2019

SATURDAY 07
EVENT: Ohio Renaissance Festival
Maidens, mages and minstrels take heed: 16th century England returns to Waynesville, Ohio for adventure, merriment, craftsmen and giant turkey legs during the Ohio Renaissance Festival. The historically recreated Elizabethan village covers 30 acres with daily stage shows (dueling swordsmen, rowdy pirates and jousters); a Medieval marketplace with glassblowers, blacksmiths and leather experts; rides powered by humans; and Renaissance-style fair food ranging from bread bowls and mead to steak on a stick. Themed weekends continue with Time Travelers Weekend (free TARDIS parking) Sept. 7 and 8. Through Oct. 27. $23 adults; $21 seniors; $9.50 children; free 5 and under. 10542 E. State Route 73, Waynesville, renfestival.com.
Photo: Checkmate Photography

What to Do in Cincinnati This Weekend: Aug. 31-Sept. 3

By CityBeat Staff

Aug 30, 2018

Sunday 02
Riverfest and the Western & Southern/WEBN Fireworks
Nobody celebrates the end of summer better than Cincinnati, so join Western & Southern and WEBN at Riverfest and enjoy food and entertainers during the day, followed by a Rozzis Famous Fireworks show over the river at 9:07 p.m. The day will feature events vendors on both sides of the river with family-friendly fun. For entertainment, live bands such as Sir Sly, Madison Beer, the Arkells and more will be performing. Riverfest fireworks will be coordinated, as always, to a Classic Rock soundtrack by WEBN. You can basically guarantee youre going to hear Deep Purples Smoke on the Water.
Riverfest kicks off at noon; fireworks start at 9:07 p.m. Sunday. Sawyer Point, 705 E. Pete Rose Way, Downtown, webn.iheart.com.
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