Reach downtown via the pedestrian bridge or the Southbank Shuttle Trolley right from Embassy Suites by Hilton Cincinnati RiverCenter. Read More
Although pickleball has been around since 1965, this fun-for-all-ages sport has recently exploded in popularity all over the country. According to Cincinnati Pickleball Club, there are over 60 places to play pickleball in the Cincy Region. We’ve rounded up our top five places to play pickleball for…
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Cincinnati Reds Ticket Promotions and Special Events in 2023 Cincinnati Reds baseball is heating up in Cincinnati. Games are selling out, team energy is high and crowds are roaring. Great American Ball Park has a calendar full of fun promotions, giveaways, and events throughout the rest of the…
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Summer is in full swing and July in Cincy is jam-packed with exciting things to do! From Fourth of July fireworks to food festivals, concerts, sporting events, and more, check out this curated list of the best things to do in Cincinnati this July. Free things to do this July in Cincy Festival 513…
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Summer in Cincy is always a good time. From fireworks to festivals to outdoor fun, find things to do on Labor Day Weekend in Cincinnati and celebrate the end of summer in Cincy style. Labor Day Weekend fireworks Fireworks shows that light up the sky to celebrate the end of summer! Western &…
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The Fourth of July weekend is booming with excitement in Cincinnati. From Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour to fireworks shows, find something fun to do in Cincinnati over the holiday weekend. *Blog post is updated annually BB Riverboats (photo: BB Riverboats) Special events happening over the 4th of July…
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Duke Energy Children's Museum "The Woods" (photo: Laura Hoevener) The Duke Energy Children's Museum at Cincinnati Museum Center is the perfect place for your kids of all ages to explore and burn off some energy. Even the 13-year-old in our group had a great time! Head down the escalator to…
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Short for “June 19th,” Juneteenth is America’s oldest celebration to commemorate the official end of slavery in the United States. Although the 13th Amendment legally ended slavery in 1863, slaves living in Galveston Bay, Texas did not know this until June 19, 1865, when Union troops arrived there…
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If you're feeling like an outdoor adventure, the Cincy Region has many camping options for you to choose from. We’ve rounded up our favorite places to camp by region to help you find the perfect spot. So pack the car and get ready to enjoy the great outdoors in the Cincy Region. Campgrounds in North…
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Cincinnati is full of eclectic businesses, including many Black-owned shops, restaurants, coffee shops, and more. Come along with me as I spend a day supporting a variety of local, Black-owned businesses in Cincinnati. Whether you're looking for caffeine to start your day, fitting in some self-care…
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Everyone knows Memorial Day Weekend is the unofficial start to summer—and Cincinnati sure does look good in the summer. Ballgames, live music, Pride events, arts festivals, and more will keep you busy all month long. With June already underway, it’s crucial to have a plan to make the most of your…
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