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This story originally appeared in our Sept. 30 – Oct. 13, 2026 print edition. Check out the edition online here and find where you can get a print edition near you here. The 1960s was an era of fondly remembered tumult with an iconic…at Cincinnati CityBeat
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Local press Cincinnati CityBeat
One of Over-the-Rhine’s most famous restaurants is branching out to the suburbs. On Thursday, CityBeat attended the soft opening of The Eagle’s new location at the mixed-use development The District at Deerfield, 5177 Parkway Drive.…at Cincinnati CityBeat
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Local press Cincinnati CityBeat
An Over-the-Rhine late-night dining option has closed without warning. Lucky Dog, which is located at 1210 Main Street and was famous for its extensive menu available until 3 a.m., has removed all signage and graphics from its windows and…at Cincinnati CityBeat
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Local press Cincinnati CityBeat
This story originally appeared in our Sept. 30 – Oct. 13, 2026 print edition. Check out the edition online here and find where you can get a print edition near you here. Wynton Marsalis is a phenomenon in the music world. A world-renowned…at Cincinnati CityBeat
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Local press Cincinnati CityBeat
This story originally appeared in our Sept. 30 – Oct. 13, 2026 print edition. Check out the edition online here and find where you can get a print edition near you here. It’s bigger than Taste. It’s bigger than Opening Day. It’s bigger…at Cincinnati CityBeat
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Local press Cincinnati Magazine
Breaking down the prehistoric flora and fauna you may find on your next dig.at Cincinnati Magazine
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Local press Cincinnati Magazine
Highlights include an opening block party at TQL Stadium, permanent murals in Covington, and a giant unicorn.at Cincinnati Magazine
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Local press Cincinnati Magazine
Check out the vast selection of food and drinks at the nation’s best Ren faire.at Cincinnati Magazine
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Local press Cincinnati Magazine
The Bagelry opens its third location in Montgomery, Bad Rabbit Bourbon Speakeasy opens in Pleasant Ridge, Epic Brands opens speakeasy in Pleasant Ridge, and more.at Cincinnati Magazine
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Local press Cincinnati CityBeat
The Carmelo’s team is headed even further south into Kentucky with their next restaurant. Billy Grise and Mitch Arens, the co-owners of the Italian restaurant that’s taken Covington by storm since it opened in November 2024, are opening an…at Cincinnati CityBeat
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Local press Cincinnati CityBeat
One of Ohio’s oldest ice cream chains is making its way down south. Handel’s Homemade Ice Cream, the Youngstown-based chain founded in 1945, is set to expand to Cincinnati. Six new parlors will open across the Cincinnati area, with the…at Cincinnati CityBeat
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Local press Cincinnati Magazine
Sunday’s Jacksonville tilt now feels like a must-win, since 3-1 is very different from 2-2 after one month.at Cincinnati Magazine
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Local press Cincinnati CityBeat
Can you believe it’s already October? Here’s what’s going on in the Queen City this weekend. If you’re looking for even more to do on every day of the week, visit the CityBeat events calendar. Cincinnati Art Week All week The inaugural…at Cincinnati CityBeat
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Local press Cincinnati Magazine
The forces that shaped our region left us with a treasure trove of fossil life to explore.at Cincinnati Magazine
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Local press Cincinnati Magazine
Cincy Bookstore Crawl, Bobcat Goldthwait, and MAMMOTH Music & Arts Festival in town this weekend.at Cincinnati Magazine
Claire Lefton
Local press Cincinnati Magazine
I’ve been collecting amazing images of deep space lately, though I’m not sure why. It’s a long-running rabbit hole I’m exploring, from crazy Hubble telescope photos to those viral (and apparently fake) night skies on Mars. I’ve even been…at Cincinnati Magazine
Claire Lefton
Local press Cincinnati Magazine
Vintage Market Days in Xenia has something for everyone, from clothing to jewelry to art and antiques, all at the Greene County Fairgrounds.at Cincinnati Magazine
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Local press Cincinnati CityBeat
Green Fuzz’s first album, “Kicking and Screaming,” feels like a trip back to the old-school basement days of punk music. Lo-fi rippers abound in a promising freshman effort. Well … maybe it’s a bit more complicated than that. Punk rock…at Cincinnati CityBeat
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Local press Cincinnati Magazine
From family trick-or-treat trails to adult costume raves, here's where you can get your thrills and chills this October.at Cincinnati Magazine
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Local press Cincinnati Magazine
This community group is helping women in the region build friendships, fellowship, and packed social calendars.at Cincinnati Magazine
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Local press Cincinnati CityBeat
BLINK is fast approaching, and Findlay Market wants to be your home base for this year’s festival. Along with plenty of new murals and exciting activations as part of the festival proper, running Oct. 8 – 11, dozens of businesses will stay…at Cincinnati CityBeat
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Local press Cincinnati CityBeat
This Saturday, a new annual event for all things skateboarding will roll up to the Contemporary Arts Center. Skateboarding Nouveau, an art exhibit and trade show, brings skate-related creators and vendors together for a night to network,…at Cincinnati CityBeat
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Local press Cincinnati CityBeat
One of horror’s most famous names is making a rare appearance in the U.S. this Friday, and it’s right here in Cincinnati. Fabio Frizzi, the legendary composer known for his work on many of Lucio Fulci’s iconic horror films like “Zombi 2,”…at Cincinnati CityBeat
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Local press Cincinnati Magazine
With Chase Burns leading the way, the 2027 rotation has a chance to be special. Where have we heard that before?at Cincinnati Magazine
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The nonprofit’s partnership with Jungle Jim’s offers free groceries, medical care, and a sense of dignity.at Cincinnati Magazine
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Local press Cincinnati Magazine
Your daily grind is brewin’ up some sweet savings. Grab a cup of joe with these deals for National Coffee Day on September 29.at Cincinnati Magazine
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Local press Cincinnati CityBeat
Independent vendor market Art on Vine is partnering with Cincinnati Center City Development Corporation (3CDC) for a unique tailgating experience this weekend. To close out its 14th outdoor summer residency, Art On Vine is turning Elm…at Cincinnati CityBeat
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Next week, Cincinnatians can lace up their running shoes for an early look at this year’s BLINK festival as part of a special race. BLINK: Run the Night is a new race created by ArtsWave and Pig Works that will take place on Tuesday, Oct.…at Cincinnati CityBeat
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Local press Cincinnati Magazine
When hundreds of unemployed rail-riders convened in the Queen City defying orders from the "Kid Mayor."at Cincinnati Magazine
Claire Lefton
Local press Cincinnati CityBeat
With their bows resting beside them, Rector A. Jones Middle School violinists began plucking the instrument beneath their chins with their fingers. A batch of trumpet players followed, before students cradling large ornate wooden…at Cincinnati CityBeat
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Local press Cincinnati CityBeat
One vintage shop in Milford looks a little different than your usual store. Vacant Decade, owned by Chase Leonard and Sammi Skurow, sells plants alongside racks of old clothing at 204 Main Street. Inside the store, you’ll find everything…at Cincinnati CityBeat
Kane Mitten
Local press Cincinnati Magazine
From parks to hotels, Greater Cincinnati houses 74 exhibitions this October as part of the country’s largest photography biennials.at Cincinnati Magazine
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Local press Cincinnati Magazine
Hiking gets me outside, challenges my body, and brings me back to myself.at Cincinnati Magazine
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