Great theater. Small intimate is really not a bad seed in the house. Not a lot of stairs. Seats are…read morecomfortable. Restrooms are clean. Parking is closed and you can valet park. You'll have a good time.

Community Theaters are a dime a dozen in the Greater Cincinnati Area and a lot of them are hit and…read moremiss. I think Middletown Lyric Theater is one of the few to provide a consistent level of quality performance. They have a good mix of old and new shows, and straight plays and musical reviews. It's definitely worth your time and money.

MidPoint Music festival in late September is the best time of the year in Cincinnati. Close to 300…read morebands play all over the OTR and select Downtown locations (CAC, Arnolds, Blue Wisp, Main Event) from Thursday to Sunday, I love being able to walk to venue to venue discovering new music. If you don't like a band, just walk next door or around the corner to the another venue. Last year the MidPoint Midway 12th & Jackson was added featuring Artworks Art trucks, food trucks and beer truck this is a great meeting space to catch up with friends during the festival.

I finally got a chance to attend Midpoint as part of working a booth in the Midway area. I was very…read moreimpressed with the set up, ease of obtaining info, venue layout, people and sense of community, and of course the artists. I'm pretty clueless when it comes to non-mainstream music but MPMF makes it pretty easy to find some kind of music you'll like, instead of making you feel out of the loop. Washington Park makes for the perfect main stage location. Having all the restaurants and bars in close proximity is great for taking mini-breaks or for stopping in before or after heading to a venue. I thought the bike valet was a nice touch too. It's always encouraging to see how bike-friendlier the city is getting. There are ways to enjoy the festival at any price range, whether it be checking out the free Midway, a one or three day pass, VIP ticket, or ticket to a specific venue. Great way to wind down summertime.

Easily one of TNE best beer festivals in the area. My particular group of friends have now gone to…read morethis fest for 10 years straight. A TON of amazing beers every year, from the slightly pedestrian to the most obscure (even more so if you choose to take the connoisseur level). We typically get early entry and enjoy every minute until they kick everyone out. In addition to all those beers (the reason to go), they also have several food trucks/booths, silent disco, tricycle racing (MUST do), inflatable horse racing (new this year), virtual reality, and even live music. Location is great in the heart of Cinci, so multiple lodging options within stumbling distance. If you haven't been already.....GO!! You'll be glad you did!!

its trash, boring, and this year i was offer free tix, and would go. at this point, you couldn't…read morepay me. Weak shitty promoters that exploited the beer wave and didnt do anything different than over chargue from your local bar.

This was a great ball park to visit! Very friendly staff. And we took advantage of the GREAT meal…read morepackage that they offered... 5 hotdogs Unlimited popcorn, peanuts, chips and soda $25.... Yes you read that right! Total deal! I love that families can actually afford to go eat and drink and watch Americas greatest game!

flew from Cali to see my hometown reds they drooped an easy fly ball that any little leaguer could…read morehave caught. I won't waste my money anymore. terrible team and terribly managed.

Delicious cocktails. Service was attentive. Look the garage atmosphere. Really cool place to go and…read morejust have fun. Plus, the seating is really comfortable. Sit down on a couch, eat some pizza from downstairs, and relax.

Second visit to SSOM. This time during the winter market with a more compact list of vendors…read moreoffering unique holiday gifts. This will be the last SSOC until spring time, but what a great reason to checkout the local shops not just on main but in OTR in general. The event is intended on taking place rain or shine so the organizers were well prepared for percipitation with covered tents. This included a furnished and carpeted tent that offered warm festival beverages from Revel wine bar.

Walking through OTR for brunch today and I came across an interesting doorway I had to enter. The…read moreCarnival of Mysteries is hosted by Professor Lorenzo who will let you try your hand at a variety of things from testing your strength to puzzles. It's a cute pop up and would keep smaller children interested for awhile and put a smile on older kids and adults alike. There is a cluekeeper app that you can download to complete puzzles if you would like and they range in difficulty from easy to less easy. Totally check this cute spot out while you're hanging in Findlay Market.

Fox Hollow Rodeo is the best! On every Saturday night you are blessed with the absolute JOY of the…read morerodeo! Sheep riding, calf riding, and BULL riding?!?! These people have true talent! I am so blessed to have the opportunity to attend here! They also do a great job of honoring Jesus here which is an automatic 5 star :))

We had fun at the rodeo with the littles. I hear it's an even better experience outdoors in the…read moresummer months. Luckily nobody was hurt tonight, but overall I think this can be dangerous. $15/adult. Heaters running inside in January made it warmer but the snow on the roof also melt. High energy. Some snacks for purchase like pulled pork sandwiches, funnel cakes, fries. Some audience participation contests and line dancing!