BLINK Cincinnati

Hamill called local Fluke Skywalker "the guy who looks more like me than me."

Many businesses are offering BLINK-only specials, whether that's themed food and drink, grab-and-go items or product discounts.

Everything you need to know about BLINK, from can't-miss installations and drone shows to road closures and a map to all 101 experiences.

More than 75 local artists are slated to play on seven different stages during BLINK.

We Be Team’s “Kind of a Big Dill” video game bar gives patrons the ability to turn themselves into a pickle.

There will be 101 BLINK experiences spread across Downtown Cincinnati, Over-the-Rhine and Covington.

Hint: Don't try to drive.

The retro roller rink will return as BLINK festivities light up the city.

Here's how to navigate BLINK festivities this weekend.

The building-sized sculpture will take over Ziegler Park from Oct. 13-16.

Don't wander around aimlessly in the dark.

“From China to Thailand to Malaysia and more, the night market will have food from more than eight countries!”

Some wheels, a few battery powered lights and a hefty dose of spunk are all riders need to participate in this year’s BRIGHT Bike Ride.

“The Asianati Night Market will teleport you to the night markets found throughout Asia."

The 10-minute show will involve 300 drones taking to the sky.

Greater Cincinnati's immersive art and light festival returns in October with new activations, old favorites and the loss of one of its founders.

The list includes new murals, projection mapping in Covington and the return of a favorite interactive installation.

This year’s lineup consists of 14 international artists and 18 local artists and installations.

Applications are due Aug. 2 and the grants will be awarded around Aug. 26.

“​​As we began working on Blink 2022, it became clear to us that our ideas, influence and the creative direction we had to offer was falling on deaf ears or, in some cases, met with open hostility.”