Dayton vice mayor previews Beyond the Curb NKY urban tour
Beyond the Curb, an urban living tour that explores some of NKY's most iconic structures, visits Bellevue and Dayton April 24.
“Vibrancy is a core and essential feature of our Northern Kentucky river cities – it’s a chief reason why so many choose to live, work and play here,” Dayton Vice Mayor Ben Baker said in a recent Enquirer opinion piece.
Baker’s comments preview the upcoming installment of Beyond the Curb, an ongoing urban living tour of Northern Kentucky that allows participants an inside look at some of the region’s most iconic structures. The tour will come to Bellevue and Dayton April 24 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Past tours have featured residences and other buildings in Newport and Covington. The series highlights NKY’s walkability and unique history as well as its proximity to river trails and other outdoor amenities.
For more information and to register, visit beyondthecurb.org.
Read the full Enquirer story here.
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