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There's more to do in this city than you can shake a stick at and with teh National Baptist Convention in town this week, you can bet downtown is going to be hopping. Here are some events you might want to check out...
Cleveland Plain Dealer travel writer Laura DeMarco says that Cincinnati is undergoing a cultural revival, offering world-class museums, vibrant nightlife and dining, and a rich look at Ohio history.
A trip to India, Lebanon or Ethiopia may not be within your budget, but you can travel there by taste. With Cincinnati's wide selection of ethnic dining options, those looking to explore new culinary horizons probably won't even have to leave their neighborhood.
Soapbox raconteur, Casey Coston is back with a delicious tale of off the beaten treasures one can find with a free afternoon downtown. It’s enough to make you want to punch the time card a couple hours early and meet your paramour du jour for an unexpected romantic encounter while the rest of the city adjusts to position its nose closer to the grindstone. Is that the sound of autumn approaching?
We’ve said “so long” to Summer, now it’s time to say “hello” to Fall of ‘08. September kicks off the changing of the leaves and a whole new set of things to do around town. There’s no lack of festivals to be found this week as Cincinnati gets a little culture of the European and Latin American influence.
A partnership with the Carol Ann and Ralph V. Haile/U.S. Bank Foundation means Know Theatre of Cincinnati can offer the flat ticket price of $12 for every show it stages this season.
Cincinnati City Council has adopted a motion that would restore more than $176,000 in funding to the Ensemble Theatre of Cincinnati to aid in their Over-the-Rhine expansion.
So much going on in the city this summer. Here are a few to check out that are off the beaten path...CAC's letting the architects rule the roost this week while Sawyer Point hosts a rowdy bunch of comics and over 70 different varieties of beer. Cinicnnati World Cinema is showcasing a documentary about race and gardening and FUNKe is setting you up with a glass of wine, a chuck of wet clay and a humming wheel... What could be better?
Despite bouts of inclement weather, Cincinnati Pops conductor Erich Kunzel calls their trip to Beijing "extremely successful".
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