August 2026
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Features
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After 25 Years of Paddlefest, Brewster Rhoads Is Still in Perpetual Motion
Cincinnati’s favorite river rat seeks new adventures as his annual paddling event has grown bigger than ever a quarter century on.
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Cincinnati Wineries: Ohio
These local Ohio wineries make delicious vinos from scratch.
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Cincinnati Wine Shops: Ohio
Procure the perfect bottle at these Queen City wine shops north of the river.
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Cincinnati Wine Shops: Northern Kentucky
The best places to shop for wine in NKY.
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Cincinnati Wineries: Northern Kentucky
These vineyards craft from fresh grapes grown in Bluegrass soil.
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Cincinnati Wineries and Wine Shops: Indiana
Southeastern Indiana’s best destinations for premier vinos.
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Find Nonalcoholic Wines in the Queen City
For those seeking sober sips, there are some delicious options out there.
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Raise a Glass at These Cincinnati Wine Bars
Some of the best bars in the tri-state for local oenophiles.
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Whining About Wine: Keegan Corcoran of Ignition Wines
The owner of this fine wine distributor counts Jeff Ruby’s, Wayfarer Tavern, Pompilio’s, and others among his clientele.
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Whining About Wine: Natasha Williams of Lush Life Brands
The creator of Black Wine Fest talks brand building.
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Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution Who Settled in Cincinnati
Remembering some of the city’s earliest rebellious residents who fought The Crown.
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Whining About Wine: David Schildknecht of Cincinnati Wine Academy
The journalist and all-around wine professional shares his knowledge with eager thirsty students
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Whining About Wine: Jason Catanzaro of Forgotten Gods Meadery
The mead maker has been fermenting this sweet nectar since he was 10 years old. Now, his growing Camp Springs, Kentucky, meadery offers around 30 unique flavors.
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Frontlines
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Summermusik Features Orchestral Performances from Cincinnati Talent
The 12th annual Summermusik Festival features the world premiere of three compositions celebrating American diversity.
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Carol Braddock and the Women’s Alliance Celebrate Six Decades of Encouraging Education
The cofounder of Cincinnati’s Women’s Alliance looks back on 60 years of supporting women’s education.
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Your Queen City Running Club Guide
From track workouts to taco runs, Cincinnati’s run clubs are less about miles and more about community.
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Radar
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Stylist Sarah Day Featherstone Believes in Fashion as Self-Expression
The professional wardrobe consultant aims to tell stories through clothing. Now, she’s telling her own.
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Gift Mayambi Expresses the Uncertainty of Life With Masks
How the Congolese artist explores complexities of culture through paintings and pen scribbles.
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Learn the Rules of the Off-Road at Mitchell Memorial Forest’s Bike Skills Course
CORA and Great Parks are helping to train Cincinnati’s mountain bikers.
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A Moody Basement Bar in Anderson Township
Swanky touches and moody shades make for a hip home hangout hangout.
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Columns
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Editor’s Letter: August 2026
Editor-in-Chief John Fox on the international and local wine scene in Cincinnati.
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Dr. Know: Madison Park Fishing, Mail Chutes, and Marty Brennaman
The Good Doctor answers your questions about lost lakes, unsealed mail chutes, and the Red’s sportscaster’s post-retirement pursuits.
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WEBN Made History When No One Was Around to Hear It
We celebrated America’s 200th birthday by doing the most American thing possible—flying freedom’s freak flag for no other reason than because we wanted to.
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Dine
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Growing a Passion for Food at Garden of Joy Culinary Academy
This Clifton culinary academy teaches important lessons in the garden, the kitchen, and life.
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Herbistro Offers Delicious Plant-Based Versions of Your Favorite Dishes
This vegan eatery in Norwood is proving that you don’t need meat, eggs, or dairy to have a hearty meal.
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Sanctuary Social is a Treasured Hideaway With Elevated Bar Food
Tucked away in suburbia is a cocktail lounge and eatery that Northern Kentucky calls its own.
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Hot Dog Harv Sings His Heart Out
This local kid songwriter pens parody odes to our hometown foodstuffs.
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