August 2024
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Features
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Save the Travel Date
Here are some unique events that are worth the long-distance drive.
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Time Travel in Yellow Springs
Step back to the 1960s or ’70s in this groovy, charming village.
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Make a Splash in Taylorsville
Fun on the water at Taylorsville Lake and an antiquing excursion (with a Hollywood connection) like no other.
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Parade Through Bronzeville
A South Side Chicago neighborhood showcases Black history.
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Into the Woods
Road trip destinations for nature lovers.
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Scare Up Some Lively Italian Fare
A Mt. Sterling restaurant with connections to a horror legend.
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Plan the Perfect Road Trip
Tunes, snacks, games, and go-go gas stations to make the miles fly by.
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Quick Sips: Three New Bourbon Experiences
Where to taste something new in Frankfort, Lexington, and Louisville.
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Don’t Skip the Pit Stops
Roadside attractions often make or break a road trip. Visit these amazing spots on your journeys near and far.
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Discover Another Columbus
The one in Indiana is known for its unique architecture and ability to confuse Ohioans.
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Death Can’t Bury Their Stories
Members of the city’s oldest Black church are using a $750,000 federal grant to restore a historic Madisonville cemetery and provide dignity for generations of Black Cincinnatians.
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Try Indy’s Hottest Restaurant
Bluebeard has folks lining up.
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Dive Right In to Lake Michigan
A five-hour drive to Lake Michigan will take you a world away.
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Why Melanie Moore Drives the Book Bus
The former teacher sends her love of reading out into the world one brand-new book donation at a time.
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Frontlines
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Dr. Know: Ruth’s Parkside Cafe, Cobblestone Streets, and Incorrect Clocks
The Good Doctor offers background on the wooden sculpture at Ruth’s Parkside Café, the cobblestone on Elm Street, and a shady sundial.
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Pickleball Pro Rachel Rohrabacher Creates A Legacy
A former tennis player turned in her racket for a pickleball paddle—and went pro.
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The Walnut Way
Walnut Hills High School is ranked No. 2 in Ohio in college readiness. Inquiring minds want to know: What’s going right?
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Radar
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Take a Step Into Mei-Lin Williams’ Closet
How Williams utilizes essential pieces to keep her look fresh and chic.
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All Aboard to NetZero
The Cincinnati Zoo cuts emissions with new Safari Train.
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Going Viral on Rose Hill Avenue
A historic North Avondale home grabs attention online following big renovations.
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Midcentury Modern in Columbus
A revitalized midcentury modern motel welcomes guests in Columbus, Ohio.
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Columns
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Editor’s Letter August 2024: Going for a Drive
Cincinnati Magazine’s Editor-in-Chief on the novelty of road trips.
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It’s a Long Drive After All
Driving from Cincinnati to Walt Disney World is a bad idea. Let it go.
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Dine
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All Hail the King Pigeon
Expert mixology and whimsical narrative come together at this Walnut Hills bar.
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The New Old School Sandwiches of Young Buck Deli
This OTR Deli produces nostalgia, amazing sandwiches, and a line out the door.
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Mona Bronson-Fuqua Wants to Teach You to Cook
The owner of Je Ne Sais Fuqua is passionate about helping African Americans reclaim cultural legacy through the art of cooking.
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Food Entreprenuers With Ties to the Disabled Community Make a Difference
From ice cream to dog treats, individuals with special needs find their place and purpose with local businesses or start their own.
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