CINCINNATI IN THE NEWS
Once you visit or move to the Cincinnati region, you understand what all the hype is about. But instead of telling you ourselves, we thought you might appreciate what national media outlets have to say about visiting, living, working and exploring Cincy.
Travel: Clooney, slave-era stories and meatloaf in Cincinnati
An hour south-east of Cincinnati, we are standing outside the Beehive Tavern in the pretty riverside settlement of Augusta, which just happens to be the hometown of George Clooney.
‘Blink,’ But Don’t Sleep On The Arts In Cincinnati
The biennial BLINK light and art festival shows off how Cincinnati has become a national destination for public art. A major American city filled with light art installations, dazzling, animated projection mapping projects, drone shows, live music, and street food. More importantly, filled with people.
Where To Eat, Drink And Stay In Cincinnati, Ohio
No longer overshadowed by bigger Midwestern cities like Chicago, Cincinnati has recently emerged as a vibrant destination with buzzy restaurants, bars, and hotels.
CIN-SATIONAL Say Ohio to this underrated US region – with its brilliant beers, bourbon, fab food and stunning street art
WANDERING around the streets of downtown Cincinnati, I got a huge surprise — I discovered a mural featuring The Sun outside one of the area’s oldest pubs! If the city was trying to win me over, then it exceeded expectations as I left Arnold’s Bar and Grill — which was once a mob hangout and speakeasy during the prohibition era.
Living in Downtown Cincinnati
Second Chance Hiring Has Become A Critical Need For Manufacturers
Chapter four of Korzenik’s book is entitled, “Success Is Not Random,” and the man whose name kicks off that chapter would agree. Dan Meyer is CEO of Nehemiah Manufacturing in Cincinnati.
Cincinnati mayor says zoning overhaul reflects a ‘generational change in how people think about cities’
Years of community engagement revealed Cincinnatians don’t support getting rid of single-family zoning altogether — but they were open to relaxing it in some areas, Mayor Aftab Pureval said.
The best Oktoberfest celebrations in the U.S.
Oktoberfest Zinzinnati (September 19-September 22): This Cincinnati-based festival was first held back in 1976, and it has grown to become the largest Oktoberfest in the U.S., with over 700,000 attendees every year. If you’re looking for an authentic, German experience, look no further than Zinzinnati.
Cheers, Queers!
When I visited in August as part of a long weekend exploring the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky region, I was delighted to find such a diverse community and an encouraging number of LGBTQ-owned businesses. Red states continue to surprise me, and it’s an important reminder that a destination’s politics rarely reflect the attitudes of every citizen. (Right, fellow Texans?)
8 Fall festivals in the U.S. worth the trip
Oktoberfest Zinzinnati is the largest Oktoberfest celebration in the United States, drawing inspiration from the traditional German festival. Located in Cincinnati, Ohio, it features authentic German music, food, and plenty of beer.
Cincinnati’s $1 Billion Innovation District
It’s easy to identify a “growth city” once it’s grown. With hindsight, you can point back to reasons why Austin, Denver and Charlotte became hotspots for budding businesses. The harder thing to do is to predict which city is next.