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Cincinnati Curiosities: Abandoned Graveyards
Cincinnati is just one big graveyard.
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Top 5 Local Podcasts
Tune in to hear some of our favorite local voices.
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New Sincerity Works Releases a New Album
New Sincerity Works is an aberration. There’s no endless assault of self-promotion; it’s simply a group of lifer musicians in the Cincinnati scene who know how to make music and enjoy making it together. Last month, the Mike Tittel–fronted six-piece released its third album, Wonder Lust, a synthed-up, guitar-heavy exploration of looking for love while getting older.
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Yes, The Bengals Defense Is Actually This Good
Thanks to a much-improved pass rush and deep secondary, the Bengals are keeping opponents in check.
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Politics Podcast: City Council Candidate Derek Bauman
Continuing our Politics Podcast series, a conversation with 2017 Cincinnati City Council candidate Derek Bauman.
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Top 5 Places to Watch the Leaves Change
The weather may be warm, but the foliage is telling us that fall is here. Check out some of the Queen City’s most regal views during its most scenic season.
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Sponsored Cincinnati Art Museum
Experience All the Flowers Are for Me (Red) Before It Closes October 15
Anila Quayyum Agha, a Pakistani artist who came to the US for graduate school, sought to create a welcoming space with her work. The space is a refuge, referencing her experience as a migrant often feeling isolated. All the Flowers Are for Me (Red) is a welcoming space that is subtly changed by your very presence.
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Food + Dining
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Leyla Mediterranean is a Turkish Delight in Anderson Township
As most Mediterranean food fans know, rule number one is to come with your crew.
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Nepalese Cuisine is a Welcome Addition to the Northside Buffet
Bridges, the Nepalese joint occupying Melt’s former spot in Northside, pulls the transition off without a hitch.
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Cooking With Caitlin Goes from Blog to Brick-and-Mortar with CWC the Restaurant
For over-the-top hospitality and an intoxicatingly good time, I heartily recommend CWC the Restaurant.
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Sartre To Open Its Doors This Friday in OTR
The latest dining project from Jim Cornwell (of Dutch’s fame), is a très élégant (and slightly cheeky) approach to brasserie-style French cuisine.
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Get Your Seaside On At Court Street Lobster Bar
Located downtown just two blocks from the Vine Street Corridor, Court Street brings delicious, affordable seafood closer to your doorstep.
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Life + Style
Home + Garden
Adorable East Walnut Hills Cottage Is Very Adorable
The 100-year-old home looks like it was lifted straight from a storybook.
Rehabbing A Home? Visit The ReUse Center Before You Do Anything.
The local nonprofit that sells salvaged building materials to the public at a deep discount.
Style + Shopping
Retail Roundup: Laser-Cut Accessories
Laser cutting. Computer Modeling. Three dimensions. A new age of design is upon us.
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Health + Wellness
The Protein That Could Stop Cancer in its Tracks
Researchers at Children’s are studying how cancer spreads—and maybe how it stops.
Former P&G Brand Manager Creates Her Own Wellness Beauty Line
Ami Kulkarni was operating at the highest levels of the consumer products industry. But while she was managing the public face of P&G’s global products, she was also busy learning everything she could about skin chemistry and cell biology.
Dark Asana Yoga is as Metal as it Sounds
The darkness and the music—we’re talking space doom; black, stoner, and atmospheric metal; drone, noise, and ambient—drown out distractions and make the whole thing deeply meditative.
Kids + Family
Blue Manatee Books Is Cincinnati’s Own Children’s Publishing Outfit
When is a kids’ bookstore not just a kids’ bookstore? When it’s also a publishing house.
Inside Happy Bungalow’s Tiny Toy Factory
“I kept sketch pads at work when I was miserable,” says Don Clark, who graduated with an architecture degree from the University of Cincinnati in 2003 and spent five years cooped up in cubicles. Then the recession hit, and Clark was laid off.
Top 5 Ways to Watch a Movie in August
Summer nights call for summer movies, and the city has some fun outdoor (and air-conditioned) screening options this week.
Weddings
Local Love: Amanda Farlow & Alex Sitterding
The focal point at Amanda’s and Alex’s Indiana wedding was the outdoors. Their fall event was whimsical and enchanted, as if straight from the forest, with rich florals and wood accents.
This Is Probably Where You Should Have Your Rustic-Traditional Wedding
The Venue at Urban Artifact is our wedding scene’s best kept secret.
Local Love: Tess Eger & David Edminston
Tess and David held their reception at the Rookwood, the same bar where they had their first date.