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23 Things To Do in Cincinnati This Week (June 12-18)
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THURSDAY 23 EVENT: Margarita Madness Attention margarita lovers: CityBeat and Milagro Tequila present Margarita Madness, an evening of tequila, food, live music and lively competition on the Purple People Bridge. Participating restaurants include Bakersfield, Keystone Bar & Grill, Condado Tacos and other favorites — each of which will be competing in a margarita throwdown. Guests will vote for their favorite marg to win the People’s Choice award alongside local judges, who will be bestowing honors on the Best and Most Creative margaritas. Don’t miss the Guac-Off competition to inaugurate the Queen City’s guacamole master, either. Live music will be provided by The SunBurners. Tickets include 10 drinks, food samples and one token to vote for your favorite margarita. 5:30-8:30 p.m. Thursday. $40. Purple People Bridge, 1 Levee Way, Newport, margaritamadnesscincy.com. Photo: Hailey Bollinger
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Food & Drink

20 Kid-Friendly Cincinnati Spots Where Parents Can Get a Damn Drink

Let's all raise a glass to parents. It's not an easy job — but someone's gotta do it.

By CityBeat Staff

Rhinegeist 1910 Elm St., Over-the-Rhine A large brewery and event space in historic Over-the-Rhine (housed in an old Moerlein bottling plant) producing hoppy and sessionable ales. The brewery offers games like ping pong and cornhole. Taproom is 21+ after 8 p.m. on Thursday-Saturday nights and rooftop is always 21+. Photo: Hailey Bollinger
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Arts & Culture

SkyStar, the Cincinnati Riverfront's 15-Story Temporary Ferris Wheel

UPDATE: SkyStar extends its stay until the end of June 2019. SkyStar, a temporary 15-story "observation wheel" (aka Ferris Wheel), at The…

By CityBeat Staff

See Panoramic Views of Cincinnati at the SkyStar Observation Wheel SkyStar, a temporary 15-story "observation wheel" (aka Ferris Wheel), will be up at The Banks through Dec. 2. 1-49 E. Freedom Way, Downtown Photo: Emerson Swoger
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Arts & Culture

What To Do in Cincinnati This Week: Sept. 26-Oct. 2

Cincinnati Moon Festival, Brews on the Block, Newport Oktoberfest, Champ Kind from 'Anchorman,' Greater Cincinnati Restaurant Week and more

By CityBeat Staff

FRIDAY 28-SUNDAY 30 COMEDY: David Koechner You know David Koechner from, well, tons of things. He’s most recognized as Todd Packer, Michael Scott’s best friend on The Office, and as Champ Kind from The Anchorman films. Early in his career, though he had steady work, he sought a bit of work stability. “I didn’t ever want to be without a job, so I called my agent and asked, ‘Can you put me on the road?’ ” he says. A week later, she had 11 gigs lined up for him. “They were three months out, so I just worked up an act in town, put a bunch of character pieces together and went out on the road.” These days his set is more family-driven. “I’m married with five kids,” he says. “I call my show Symphony of Chaos, because that’s what my life is.” 7:30 and 10 p.m. Friday; 7 and 10 p.m. Saturday; 7 p.m. Sunday. $20-$50. Funny Bone Liberty, 7518 Bales St., Liberty Township, liberty.funnybone.com .
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Welcome to the Best of Cincinnati® 2024

By CityBeat Staff

CityBeat Best of Cincinnati® 2024

Cincinnati's Weirdest Music Festival, Burritofest, is Back and Bigger Than Ever

By Katherine Barrier

The Comet | 4579 Hamilton Ave., Northside

May Pang Tells CityBeat the Story Behind New Photography Exhibit that Explores Her Unique Relationship with John Lennon

By Brent Stroud

May Pang's photo, "California Grass, Palm Springs, CA 1974"

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