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Cincinnati CityBeat
Cincinnati’s wildest runway show is back, and anything goes
Once every few months, a bar in Mt. Adams turns the dance floor into a runway. Reclaimed Runways, the quarterly fashion and performance showcase inside the cocktail spot Flora & Flair at 1101 St. Gregory Street, brings together hundreds of local creatives to show off their talent through fashion, music and more.
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Goosebumps Creator R.L. Stine Draws Sellout Crowd at Cincinnati Library
R.L. Stine, the Ohio-born author behind Goosebumps, drew a sellout crowd to Cincinnati's Downtown Main Library earlier this month, with horror fans young and old. Tickets for the October 15 talk sold out after going on sale in September, and the demand speaks to just how far the reach of Stine's scary stories has traveled since he started writing them decades ago in central Ohio.
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More Than 180 Years Later, Lebanon Honors the Wyandot People and Their Forced Journey Through Warren County
LEBANON, OH — On July 17, 1843, nearly 700 Wyandot people, accompanied by hundreds of horses and wagons, passed through Lebanon on a journey they had not chosen to make. More than 183 years later, a new historical marker in Cedar City Park ensures that their story will not be forgotten. It's a chapter of Ohio history that many residents may never have known.
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Spellbrook returns Oct. 24 at Bellbrock Park with music, food and costume contest
BELLBROOK, Ohio (WKEF) -- Looking for a spooky night out without the kids? Spellbrook returns to Bellbrock Park on October 24, featuring live music, food, drinks, and a Halloween costume contest. The adults-only event will benefit United Way of the Greater Dayton Area. Jodi Puterbaugh, Sugarcreek Township trustee, and TJ...
Cincinnati Magazine
Once Upon a Time, Cincinnati’s Official Chemist Uncovered Some Unsavory Secrets
From poison candy to unhealthy air, Clarence Bahlman tested anything brought his way to keep Cincinnatians safe. The post Once Upon a Time, Cincinnati’s Official Chemist Uncovered Some Unsavory Secrets appeared first on Cincinnati Magazine .
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Commentary: History: When Ohioans came to watch the synagogues rise
In 1836, Cincinnati's small Jewish community dedicated a synagogue. It was reported to be the first building erected as a synagogue in the western United States. The congregation behind it, B'nai Israel, had been organized twelve years earlier. When it received a charter from Ohio in 1830, it counted 32 adult men and 20 adult women.
Cincinnati CityBeat
MOTR to host Cincinnati Music Book Show
Next month, local pub and live music venue MOTR in Over-the-Rhine will host a book fair exclusively featuring books related to Cincinnati and regional musical history. The “Cincinnati Music Book Show” will feature several local authors selling and signing books on every sort of topic, from a history of Bob Dylan’s many Cincinnati performances, to Louisville’s important relationship to Jug Band Music, to a graphic-novel remembrance of a young girl’s attendance at a Beatles concert, to a collection of the flyers that promoted punk bands at Newport’s Jockey Club in the 1980s and plenty more when the event occurs on Nov. 7 from 12:15 to 3:15 p.m.
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Jeff Ruby Foundation's Golf Classic raises more than $1.3M for youth across 5 cities
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — More than $1.3 million was raised as the Jeff Ruby Foundation hosted its third annual Golf Classic fundraiser. The fundraiser was held on Sept. 28 at Coldstream Country Club in Cincinnati with more than 130 golfers and over 500 guests attending the event and after party.
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Old Milford Porchfest Returns October 17th with 80+ bands
Get ready to turn up the volume and kick back on the lawn! Old Milford Porchfest returns Saturday, October 17th, from 12-7 p.m., transforming porches, backyards, patios, local businesses, parks, and even the Little Miami River into stages for a free, community-powered day of live music. Now in its third...
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UC Clermont Art Gallery presents 'Wilderness Stories' by Jim Kaelin
The University of Cincinnati Clermont College Art Gallery presents “Wilderness Stories,” featuring acrylic paintings by artist Jim Kaelin, through Dec. 18. Kaelin’s work reflects his lifelong connection to the natural world and the relationships among landscapes, plants, animals and people. “We share this amazing and unique world...
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Xavier Wraps Up Fall Action at Flyer Invitational
CINCINNATI – Xavier women’s golf wraps up its fall season at the Flyer Invitational on Oct. 19-20. The two-day tournament is being played at NCR Country Club in Kettering, Ohio. TOURNAMENT INFO TOURNAMENT INFORMATION Name: Flyer Invitational Dates: Oct. 19-20 Course: NCR Country Club Location: Kettering, Ohio Course Par/Yardage: N/A Participating Teams (13): Central Michigan, IU Indy, Oakland, UIC, Loyola Chicago, Dayton, Ohio State, Northern Kentucky, Xavier, Toledo, Eastern Kentucky, Ohio, Butler Live Scoring – scoreboard.clippd.com LINEUP Hunar Brar Madison Glisson Amanda Jurander Adeline Ricker Stephanie Woo LAST TIME OUT – RON MOORE Isabel Brozena took home medalist honors at…
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Cincinnati’s best public golf courses
Cincinnati has a lot of golf courses in and around the city. Some are kept in great condition and almost feel like private clubs. Others are more basic but can still be fun to play. With so many choices it can be hard to figure out which public courses are considered the top in Cincinnati.