People’s Liberty project grantee: Nate May
Nate May received a $10,000 People's Liberty grant that allowed him to compose a musical piece entitled State: A Testimony to Urban Appalachia, which debuted in April at The Sanctuary in Lower Price Hill.
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Airstream trailer to house Camp Washington coffee shop
Tony and Austin Ferrari, along with their mother Theresa, plan to open a coffee shop in a 1969 Airstream trailer in Camp Washington in early 2017.
Development along W. Fourth Street brings about a resurgence for the neighborhood
Fourth Street used to be the epicenter of downtown Cincinnati. Like other areas of the city, it fell into a decline during the 1990s and early 2000s, but new housing developments and businesses are now breathing it back to life.
Cincinnati Food + Wine Classic relocates, adds more foodie events to lineup
During the last weekend in September, the Cincinnati Food + Wine Classic will bring highlights from the Midwest culinary scene to Yeatman's Cove.
Owners of The Littlefield opening second concept in Northside
The Littlefield team is bringing another concept to Northside in September called Second Place, a neighborhood bar to showcase local sporting events.
Breweries and game libraries encourage Cincinnati to get its game on
Arcades aren't the only place to play games in Greater Cincinnati, as brewpubs have started adding giant Jenga and ping pong tables to their taprooms and two new places offer board games on their menu.
Specialty cheese shop The Rhined to open near Findlay Market
This fall, a new specialty cheese shop will join the bustling activity near Findlay Market. The Rhined will offer gourmet cheeses, plus everything else you'll need to make a great cheese plate.
Rejuvenation and growth in the heart of historic Madisonville
Plans for development at the corner of Madison Road and Whetsel Avenue could mean big changes for Madisonville. New businesses are opening, and other projects are in the works.
New Metro transit center aims to improve rider experience in Northside
A new Metro transit center is in the works near the intersection of Spring Grove Avenue and Blue Rock Street, just off of Hamilton Avenue in Northside.
New riverfront developments coming to Newport
A number of new developments in Newport could mean exciting changes for Greater Cincinnati. Projects include a bikeway/walkway; the widening of a major thoroughfare; new housing options and commercial space; and a tourist attraction.
