July 2022
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Features
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Our Ultimate List of Streateries, Food Trucks, Rooftops, and More
The warm weather has arrived and patios have come back to life! Here’s your guide to outdoor eating this summer.
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Up In Smoke: The Forgotten Battles of Kentucky’s Tobacco War
A family scrapbook records the little-remembered history of tobacco country’s fraught past.
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Spend Summer Nights Outside at these Five Bars and Breweries
Stop by one of these uniquely eclectic bars for perfect summer sips and sanctuaries.
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DORAs Have Become a Hit in Southern Ohio
Cincinnatians support local businesses with breezy pleasure and a drink in hand.
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An Art Deco Room With a View Arrives at CAM
Almost 50 years after receiving original bedroom pieces designed by once-famed architect Joseph Urban, the Cincinnati Art Museum finally puts them on display.
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The Future of Streateries in Cincinnati
When it comes to outdoor dining, Cincinnati truly is “the Paris of America” with the popularization of restaurant extensions.
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Frontlines
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Northside Is Back to Keeping the Fourth of July Weird
Neighborhood residents and businesses are pumped to see the parade and festival return after a two-year pandemic hiatus.
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Megan Mary Moore Brings Bridgerton Styles to the Midwest
Poet by day and princess by night, everything you get with Moore is purely magical.
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Past Lives Reflected in New Mansion Restoration
A storied North Avondale mansion, once home to hundreds of Xavier University students, is ready to tell a new tale.
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Exploring Manga Manga, Cincinnati’s First Japanese Comic Bookstore
C. Jacqueline Wood’s new storefront in College Hill has something for everyone.
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Antiques Bro Show: At Caza Sikes, Hunting for Treasure Is a Family Affair
Caza Sikes races to find, save, and sell notable art and household items before they’re unwittingly thrown away.
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Radar
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Raising Blue Hell and Forging Fresh Steel
Christopher Daniel’s ever-popular blacksmithing studio breathes new life into the ancient art.
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Columns
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Editor’s Letter, July 2022: Cincinnati’s Outdoor Dining Evolution
Is this the Golden-Age of outdoor dining in Cincinnati?
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Dr. Know: Enquirer Parodies, Shrinking Papers, and Street Sales
Inquiring minds want to know as the good doctor investigates the city’s largest newspaper, the future of print journalism, street sales, and more.
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Visiting the Church of the Long Run
Every Sunday morning, Judi Ketteler feeds her spirit by heading out to the road.
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Dine
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Have A Dog’s Day Out At This Dog Park and Bar
Lee Cahill’s new business venture in Florence—The BARk Park & Patio—is a lifelong passion come to fruition.
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Find Old-Fashioned Fun at The W Lounge
Relive memories of the 1970s at this Wyoming bar.
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Branch Out With Drinks and Bites to Eat at Alcove
With Alcove, MadTree puts down roots in the world of fine dining.
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