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While The Race To Renovate Continues, Many Historic Homes are Falling Behind
Cincinnati’s condemned building list is getting attention from local preservationists trying to hold back the tide of demolitions.
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Top 5 Beer-Based Blowouts
School is back in session, but that doesn’t mean you can’t throw down on the weekends. Leave the kids with a sitter and sip some of Cincy’s finest craft brews at these upcoming festivals.
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It’s A Cincinnati Tradition: Eclipses Always Happen Somewhere Else
When it comes to solar eclipses, Cincinnati has had the worst luck.
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8K Construction Is Rescuing Cincinnati’s Historic Homes
Instead of demolition, these partners look to renovate and revive.
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We Have Become Vikings is OTR’s One-Stop Branding Shop
They can do everything for you right here, under one roof, without all the corporate red tape. All while you browse for T-shirts and hats.
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Cincy Brew Ha-Ha Brings The Laughs, 11 Years Running
Small city, big scene. Exhibit A: Cincy Brew Ha-Ha.
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Top 5 Festivals To Celebrate The End Of Summer
Not quite ready to quit the #easylivin’ of Summer in the city? The end of the season sees the best of our food-craft-music circuit.
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Here’s Where to Watch This Month’s Total Solar Eclipse
On August 21, the first total solar eclipse of the 21st century will cross over the continental United States. Here’s where to experience the most exciting two minutes in astronomy.
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Letter from Katie: He’s Funny That Way
The life, times, and pickled garlic of Alan Kiger.
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Dr. Know: Ludlow Garage, Secret Streets, And A Voice From Above
“When Cincinnati needs answers about things from the ’60s that were weird, gigantic, and hazy, all roads lead to Jim Tarbell.”
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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.
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Cincinnati After Dark
Food + Dining
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Maribelle’s Is A Farm-To-Table Standout In Oakley
Never underestimate the significance, not to mention the longevity, of the neighborhood watering hole.
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Dan Thaler Makes A Real Smooth Cup Of Coffee
His company, Smooth Nitro Coffee, opened its first brick-and-mortar shop downtown in May.
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Middle Fork Kitchen Bar Is A Southern Comfort Food Destination
“Rarely am I impressed by the effects of molecular gastronomy, but there’s always an exception: Bravo, Middle Fork.”
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Takeout Hero: Red Sesame Korean BBQ
B.J. Kim is the sauce whisperer.
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5 Local Brews for Every Summer Occasion
Whether you lean toward tart and fruity or lawn jockey macho (or somewhere in between), crack one of these open and savor it while you can—like summer, they won’t be around much longer.
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Life + Style
Home + Garden
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.
Style Counsel: Sarah Dewald
“It’s OK to hit the reset button. Having an experimental approach—saying ‘I don’t have to nail it the first time’—helps you zero in on what you enjoy.”
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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
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.
Our Favorite Parks For Family Picnics
Because everyone knows that taking kids to restaurants is the worst.
6 Indoor Playgrounds For When You Can’t Even Deal With This Heat
Whether you’re tired of the humidity, still sunburned from your last outing, or Mother Nature decided today was not a good park day, give one of these indoor playgrounds a try for a change. 1. Rockin’ Jump Trampoline Park Exercise and fun don’t have to be different from each other here. A building filled with […]
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.