My two friends and I spent 2.5hrs here today! We were given a tour and even got to participate in a…read moresimulator. The museum is is small but full of a lot of interesting artifacts and if you like Cincinnati history this place has it!

Had a wonderful time definitely it must do when you come to Cincinnati. The staff was very friendly…read moreand we learned a lot of information about the Cincinnati Police Department. I will say it again a must do.

Digital Artist Stacey Catanzaro creates unique pieces of Cincinnati blended with the styles of…read moregreat artists. My eye caught her print of the Queen City's skyline and Roebling Bridge painted in the style of Van Gogh's "Starry Night." It is a gorgeous spin on a classic, plus something wonderfully local. She also has works featuring Findlay Market, Great American Ball Park, and other Cincinnati icons. Portraits of Stacey's work are somewhat pricey, ranging to upwards of several hundred dollars. She does offer smaller sized postcards for $3.00 or $5.00, if you're looking to share a print with someone back home. Stacey Cat can be found at local pop-up markets and her weekend booth at Findlay Market.

An amazing rotating collection that spans the history of ventriloquism. My first visit and I will…read morebe back again to see what has been added. A very nice building and knowledgeable docent/curator. The building only accommodates small groups in each room, but there are plenty of opportunities to take pictures and ask questions. I would have preferred that some of the commentaries were not so biased with personal philosophies. Other than that, it was an enjoyable afternoon viewing this vast collection.

What??? You don't know about this place? Okay, it's off the beaten path, but apparently it's the…read moreonly museum for ventriloquists' dummies in the U.S. Over 900 dummies were collected by the now-passed owner. Now a curated selection is displayed and lovingly tended by a small and devoted following. Some people are creeped out by dummies, but we found it fascinating. Well worth it!

Cincinnati's best kept artistic secret. 1920's Art Deco architecture at its best. Take a pair of…read morebinoculars. There isn't a bare square foot that isn't decorated on all four sides of this building. Be sure to see the lobby. A real shrine to publishing, industry & thought. Built in 1929 by the Taft family.

CANstruction is an international community service project of the design and construction industry…read moreto benefit community food banks. Every March, architects, engineers, designers and contractors compete to design and build fantastic giant-sized structures made entirely out of canned foods. Teams of five people gather at five different locations around Cincinnati to build 10'x10'x10' sculptures in five hours. Following the construction, the exhibits stay up for three weeks for public viewing. Cincinnati consistently places at the top of America's best designs. In April, the sculptures are dismantled and donated to Freestore Foodbank. In 2012, CANstruction raised 55,000 lbs of food which equals over 40,000 meals for families in need. Since it's conception 15 years ago, over 500,000 lbs have been donated. Themed sculptures have included: - Pacman - Stormtrooper - Mr. Potato Head losing body parts - Kool-aid Man busting through a wall - A giant baseball glove - A giant bra - Rubix cube - a full-sized kitchen - Arc de Triumph - an Angry Birds scene ... and many more! The main venue for the sculptures is the Weston Art Gallery at the Aronoff, with other exhibits at Downtown Library, Downtown Macy's, and the Scripps Center on Walnut Street. Cost: FREE

What an amazing find! Not only is Jimi an incredible custom jeweler that can design and refine and…read morepiece of jewelry or anything metal for that matter, but he also has a divine line of healing jewelry made all with sterling silver and semi precious stones! AND you can custom order with ANY gemstone you choose too! He also is a talented psychic/healer and hypnosis. My session with him was profound. The space is super calming, and I felt 10times better then when I walked in! If you're looking for quality designer jewelry or custom pieces, or even a psychic/healer who does powerful hypnosis sessions...this is your guy!

I had a reading with Jimi and followed with a healing session and both were outstanding! He is…read moreincredibly insightful and both sessions were extremely beneficial. If you are searching for clarity and insight into your life or would like to heal or resolve inner issues, Jimi can do this for you and more. I will be booking future sessions. I highly recommended Jimi and his services!

This is not the Behringer-Crawford Museum from my youth! It's still a special place, but it seems…read morelike it has come into its own. I have fond memories of celebrating my grandparents' 50th anniversary at the museum, visiting during weekend trips to Devou Park and attending Girl Scout camps. The museum also once had a family heirloom on display. It had been maybe 20 years since I last visited, and I met my family at the museum last week to see the White Christmas exhibit. And what I found was a museum that has been renovated. It boasts the old street car and two-headed calf like before but now has more complete exhibit areas. I especially love the giant train set (was that there 20 years ago?) and special exhibit area. Excited to bring my kids to Behringer-Crawford so they can make their own memories.

My friend and I spent a few hours exploring this beautiful museum. It has trains trains and more…read moretrains. You walk in and see a display of downtown of yesteryear. There is a Lego playroom and more trains with lots of interactive buttons. The reason we went was for the display for the movie White Christmas. You could sit in a red convertible and watch the movie, see the many elaborate costumes and learn about the actors directors and fun tidbits. It's a great show and runs through January 8. The cost is 9 dollars. Well worth it

This is simply one of the best deals you can get in our region. $45 a year per family, keycard…read moreaccess to the facility 24/7, plus access to professional grade telescopes, the dark site complete with bunkhouse, camping & 27 inch telescope in Adams County (OH), the cabin & 17 inch telescope in Bracken County (KY), education programs, astro photography, a dark room, hands on events....all included.