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Popular spooky bar crawl returns tonight in Miamisburg
Tonight is Boo in the Burg, a Miamisburg staple during this time of year. The event is all about dressing up and checking out the local restaurants and bars. 2nd Street is the place to be, with breweries like Lucky Star, Peerless Mill, Sushinero and more all-in on the spooky fun. DORA will be “turned […]
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Jimmie Lou’s to Return to Cincinnati’s Pendleton Neighborhood
Jimmie Lou’s, a New Orleans-inspired restaurant from chef Jeffrey Harris, is preparing to return to Cincinnati with a new location at 1201 Broadway in the city’s Pendleton neighborhood, according to the Cincinnati Business Courier. The restaurant is moving into the former Razzo space, bringing back a concept Harris...
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Hamilton's Fitton Center Hosts 200+ Performers Hunting for Venue Bookings
More than 200 performers from around the world have packed into downtown Hamilton this week, trading rehearsal rooms for pitch meetings as they try to land their next gig. The draw is a three-day arts conference underway at the Fitton Center for Creative Arts, where musicians, dancers, comedians, actors, and family entertainers are competing for face time with the venue managers who decide what fills stages across the region.
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An Ohio Toy Store Expanded to 20,000 Square Feet of Childhood Nostalgia
Floor-to-ceiling shelves of Star Wars figures, G.I. Joe, Transformers, and Ninja Turtles fill one giant room. The store carries tens of thousands of toys and collectibles, enough to turn a quick shopping trip into hours of browsing. This Ohio shop mixes vintage toys from the 70s and 80s with brand-new...
Fox 19
Cincinnati will soon be able to ‘eat mor chikin’ with newest Chick-fil-A
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - After more than a year of planning and construction, Cincinnati’s newest Chick-fil-A is ready to open. The new restaurant and drive-thru will open at 198 E. McMillan St. on Oct. 22 at 6:30 a.m. Originally, the Clifton Chick-fil-A was scheduled to open in February, however, it...
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Hall Around Town: Who's Playing Out Oct 22
Presented by Scott Hall from “Hall Around Town Radio”. A little live music can turn an ordinary day into a memorable experience. The area's top musicians take center stage at some of the tri-states best restaurants and nightspots, bringing live music to our region nearly every night of the week. Make your first stop here weekly to find out “Who’s Playing Out” at one of our live local music venues.
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7 Cincinnati Ohio BBQ Joints That Prove This City Is About More Than Chili
Frank’s RedHot, the sauce behind Buffalo wings, was born in Cincinnati. A spice company here teamed up with a Louisiana pepper farmer in 1918 and bottled it two years later. I love that detail because it flips the script. This Ohio city is famous for chili over spaghetti, yet...
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Why Cincinnatians Keep Coming Back To Sugar n’ Spice On Reading Road For Wispy Thin Pancakes
Some pancakes are tall and fluffy. The ones that have Cincinnati talking are the exact opposite, thin and crispy, made from a recipe that has reportedly stayed the same since 1941. People line up on weekend mornings for them, and plenty of folks admit they finish the whole plate, which...
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Cincinnati Coffee Festival Returns to Music Hall With 60-Plus Booths, Latte Art Battle
More than 60 coffee roasters, tea shops, bakers and chocolatiers are set to take over Cincinnati Music Hall's Ballroom this weekend as the Cincinnati Coffee Festival returns for its ninth year. The two-day event opens at 9 a.m. both Saturday and Sunday, filling the historic Elm Street venue with tastings, live music, and a latte art showdown that has become a festival staple.
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Top 5 Feature: Sinners Circle
Sinners Circle is an original heavy rock band from the Miamisburg, Ohio area and they recently released new singles “Blood Is Red,” It's Only Me" and "Sickness In Me,” now available on all streaming platforms. They have an EP Release Show for their debut album Sickness Inside...
Splash Travels
Regional American Foods That Are The Hardest To Explain To The Rest Of The World
America's Strangest Foods Have Surprisingly Loyal Fans Some dishes defy explanation. Across America, regional favorites combine unexpected ingredients, unusual names, and generations of local tradition, creating foods that can leave first-time visitors wondering what exactly they have ordered. Factinate Ltd. Cincinnati Chili Turns Spaghetti Into Something Else In Cincinnati, ordering chili might get you a plate of spaghetti covered in seasoned meat sauce and shredded cheddar cheese. The sauce has Greek and Macedonian immigrant roots, with spices such as cinnamon, cloves, and allspice giving it a distinctive flavor. Locals order it by the number of toppings, so a three-way means spaghetti, chili, and cheese. Valereee, Wikimedia Commons Pennsylvania Scrapple Makes Breakfast An Adventure Scrapple is a Pennsylvania Dutch specialty made by combining pork trimmings, including some organ meats, with grains such as cornmeal or buckwheat. The mixture is cooked, formed into a loaf, sliced, and fried until the outside becomes crispy. Its origins reflect an older tradition of making practical use of nearly every part of a butchered animal. Designism, Wikimedia Commons Cincinnati Goetta Has A Breakfast Identity Crisis Goetta is another Cincinnati-area favorite, but it has little in common with the city's famous chili. This German-influenced breakfast food combines
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Down A Flight Of Stairs In Cincinnati, This Italian Restaurant Serves Pasta Worth Going Out Of Your Way For
The best pasta in this Ohio city is made in a basement. Yes, a basement, with exposed brick walls from the 1800s and candles doing most of the lighting work. The restaurant’s name literally means “under” in Italian. I love when a place is that honest about where it lives.
The Cincinnati Exchange
Cincinnati Animal CARE waives adoption fees as shelter exceeds 1,000 animals
Cincinnati Animal CARE has waived adoption fees for eligible animals aged six months and older through October 25, 2026, amid critical overcrowding. The shelter reported caring for 1,083 animals across all species as of October 14, including 536 dogs. Residents can help by adopting, fostering, volunteering or sharing adoption listings. Hamilton County residents adopting dogs must still pay the required $19.75 dog license fee.
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Andrew McMahon And His Piano comes To Memorial Hall On October 24
10/24/26 – Memorial Hall, 1225 Elm St, Cincinnati, OH – 8pm, Buy Tickets. Veteran indie-pop singer-songwriter-pianist Andrew McMahon will be coming to Cincinnati on Saturday, October 24 at Memorial Hall on his intimate “An Evening with Andrew McMahon and His Piano” solo fall tour. The 18-date, sold-out trek also features support from singer-songwriter Ivory Layne at all shows. $1 from every ticket sold for McMahon’s tour dates is donated to the Dear Jack Foundation, his nonprofit charity assisting adolescents and young adults diagnosed with cancer. McMahon previewed the solo tour in August with two special nights, offering an evening filled with storytelling, laughter, and hits and rarities from all three of his beloved bands – Something Corporate, Jack’s Mannequin, and Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness. Rock Documented hailed, “An Evening with Andrew McMahon was unlike any other performance from him…there was something truly magical about just him and one piano on the stage,” with AntiMusic adding, “With nothing more than a piano, his voice, and the stories behind the songs, McMahon created an unforgettable night that felt less like a concert and more like spending an evening with an old friend. It was intimate, heartfelt, and full of the kind of spontaneous moments that made the night feel truly personal – an evening that fans will undoubtedly remember long after the final note.”
Cincinnati CityBeat
Cincy’s biggest wine fest returns with fall event, early bird tickets
The Cincinnati International Wine Festival is back yet again, with a new event and early tickets for next year’s blowout bash. On Nov. 6, the festival organizers are hosting a special event in partnership with the Freestore Foodbank that promises an afternoon of wine, food and fun — with six bottles for guests to take home, just in time for holiday entertaining.