I had rhe opportunity to watch a short play here recently and loved the cozy theatre. Great…read moreservice, good drinks, love the intimate setting of the theatre, truly a hidden gem in Cincinnati.

We were here during the Fringe Festival. What a great little theatre!…read more Everything is pretty darn cool. The walk from the entrance to the theater is full of interesting things. It's a very intimate theater, which is great for 'off broadway' type performances. There's not a bad seat in the house. We loved our experience here and look forward to returning.

This is a pretty cool place it has a very lot of history. This place is very big and multiple bands…read morecan be playing at the same time and different stages in different parts of the building. There is also a huge assortment of music memorabilia That's on hanging on the wall that's signed. The ticket prices are not very expensive either. Recovering well. In this last time upon entry they gave me like five tickets to upcoming shows. The only serve pizza there . I wish they had hot pretzels or something else like that.

A nice venue place to go to concerts at, very roomy in there and they have more than one bar…read morelocated inside, plus a nice size parking lot and you don't have to pay to park.

Very nice space and concert experience…read more The lobby is large and spacious, able to accommodate multiple bars and a merchandise table. The theater is large and comfortable with good sound. The staff are friendly and helpful. We walked to the venue from a hotel, but there seemed to be parking nearby.

In my opinion, this organization doesn't have or care about the citizens of Cincinnati and Northern…read moreK.Y. I think they only care about the mighty dollar . They are going to ask for our taxpayer money which should have gone to Coney Island. Don't get me wrong, I am ok with growth, but the way they did was a low blow the people. In my opinion, they were sneaky and took a very special place away from our city. Coney Island was very special to many people and kids. It was like a painting in a museum and a national historic location with much history. I will never attend any of their events again... if we want to go see a concert I will travel out of the city.

Concert on the Green has been going on for a few years, and I think they have a good thing going…read more Each Wednesday in the summer, they have live music on the lawn of the Clifton Cultural Arts Center-each week is something different and usually enjoyable. There's usually a good crowd and they have a food truck or two. This summer, they had one food truck/vendor and one dessert cart/vendor/truck at each show. You can follow them on Facebook for the updates of who will be there each week (this is also helpful in the event of inclement weather). In addition to the vendors, you're welcome to bring your own picnic and cooler (adult beverages allowed), blanket and chair. It is family friendly, there's usually a craft corner to the right of the stage for the kids, but there's also kids running around and having fun with their neighbors. If you're hoping for a quiet night of easy listening music, this is probably not your scene, as there are always kids running around or groups of neighbors/friends sitting and chatting over the music-I think it's kind of great because that's Clifton-eclectic, friendly, and diverse. This is truly an all ages event as you have the kids running around, young folks from the neighborhood, and older couples/folks enjoying the scene. Logistics: The CCAC is open during the concert for restrooms and drinking fountains. Parking is available off McAlpin both in the lot by the Clifton Rec Center and in the circle front of the Fairview School. I usually do a quick dousing of bug repellent as I have had issues with mosquitoes there in the past. People are usually coming and going and up and moving around throughout the night, so don't fret if you're running late. The CCAC does have a table with additional information about their programs and a jar for donations. I have noticed that there hasn't been a plethora of drinks available for purchase each week, so you may want to be sure to bring your own. Good work CCAC, keep it up! It's a great event to get people out in the neighborhood.

Lumenocity 2016 was held at the Taft Theatre this year. What sets this year different from other…read moreyears is that the light show was indoors this year. And, since it was indoors, they were able to offer more tickets for everyone to come and see the event. In addition to that, there were about three-four shows for each day the event occurred, (Friday, Saturday, and Sunday). Getting to Taft Theatre was pretty easy, and since there wasn't a game going on that weekend it wasn't super crowded in downtown Cincinnati. Parking lots were easy to find. Once you parked, the block party they had in front of Taft Theatre was easy to get to. There were about five or six food trucks, and lots of activities for kids. There was even police presence throughout the festival. This year, you were able to get a wristband ahead of time once they scanned your ticket to expedite getting into the Theatre. But really, it was pretty easy to get in even without getting a wristband ahead of time. They did a great job at handling the crowd before the show. Once inside, it was easy to find your seat. The show started on time which was great! And, it was only 45 minutes which is long enough to be able to enjoy the music, but short enough that all the kids in the audience would not get bored. Seeing the light show indoors was nice, because the lights came out more vibrant compared to watching it outside projected onto a wall. And, you had assigned seating, so you didn't have to worry about saving your seat ahead of time. If you didn't want to pay to see the show, they also broadcasted it outside where the block party was. Overall this year's event was enjoyable. They had some technical difficulties leading up to the event, but it was solved by the time the event started. (The company they used to email the etickets to everyone somehow had their emails come up as spam so a majority of people did not get their tickets by the Monday it was promised. They updated their website letting people know that they were working with finding a new company to send out everyone's etickets. The tickets were delivered on Thursday night).

Amazed I'm the first to (create/review) this absolutely amazing event. This is the second year for…read moreLumenocity, and it was Fantastic!! I was out of town last year at Lollapalooza, sleeping on a boat, when the inogural Lumenocity happened, but luckily I have a friend that was so impressed that he got Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra season tickets JUST to be eligible for the tix to Lumenocity 2014! The event 2014 had food/beer(Rhinegeist) trucks down Race Street, all kinds of vendors, food and Cincy local craft artists in the treed part of the park. This part was open to people without tix to the actual event, and it was food/art festival that was more attended than anything I've seen in Washington park, and I'm there weekly. The show: The show was spectacular. YouTube it. If you haven't been, YouTube the hell out of Lumenocity, and share it. Make it viral. One of the best symphonies in the world, synchronized to amazing digital graphics, using one of Cincinnati's best landmarks(Cincinnati Music Hall) as a canvas. It is amazing, emotional, and one of the coolest things I've seen in a long time.

Great time..good food.. Great bands and food. Go down and enjoy. Food trucks and cold beer. Strongs…read morepizza

I would like to commend the two Ladies that were working the Box Office on Saturday 09/20/2025,…read morethey both went above and beyond on helping us over tickets that we had purchased from a scam site (Box Office Ticket Sales). Both of these women are exceptional employees of Hollywood Entertainment. With out there help we would not have been able to have seen Jeff Foxworthy. Thank You!!!!!!!! The both of you deserve ten STARS!

This is a fun event where you can laugh all night being entertained by comedians and also enjoy…read morebeers so many beers. Lagers shandys sweet beers and IPAS. I tasted a lime shandy so so good and a beer called little buns. Very refreshing. There are food trucks with food such as steak sandwiches empanadas bbq sandwiches. I ordered the potato and eggplant empanada and it was very delicious. It's a a night for of laughter and beer. Life is good.

While I'm not a partaker of alcohol of any kind, I am a connoisseur of stand-up comedy - and this…read moreevent allows for an overdose of laughs from a variety of different comics. With four different stages set up, there's a little something for everyone. Observational humor, hilarious stories, and sometimes just plain weird stuff - it's all at Brew Ha-Ha. I did sample a few of the food trucks including a Burger truck and a BBQ truck, which I'll review separately. Soft drinks were only available at one specific stand, which I guess makes sense given this is a beer festival but it did make things inconvenient for a non-drinker like me. My favorite comedian, Chad Daniels, flew in to town from Minneapolis for this event and destroyed the stage under the tunnel. I didn't catch Preacher Lawson's set on the main stage, but he was on last year's America's Got Talent and did well there so I'm sure he was fun to watch. Many of my favorite local comedians took to the various stages and I was able to enjoy sets from some of them like Ran Barnaclo, Anna Mazza, Lee Kimbrell, Grant Stiles, and many more. The weather was perfect, the comedy was funny, and the crowds seemed to be having a great time. It was about as perfect an event as you could ask for!

I have been here for several events…read more 40 under 30 , motionless in white, and most recently excision. The sound system in this place is amazing ! At one point insulation was falling from the ceiling due to how loud the bass was. The lasers and lighting were perfect along with the effects. Actually better than what I had expected. The staff is nice and supportive, they dont belittle and aren't rude. They make you feel safe. The place is clean and I like how theres GA floor, GA balcony and seating options all with great views. They serve Deweys pizza at the concession which is a nice step up from the usual larosas at other venues. They also have pretzels, chips and hot dogs. Prices for food are what you expect at a concert venue.

Attended my first show here to see Miguel. My first impression was how impatient the security…read moreattendants were. One of the men had a particularly sharp tone and killed the vibe. The outside bar ran out of tequila. The venue itself was nice. However, if you are general admission and want to see the show, you need to arrive early. I'm 5'2" and had to stand on my tippee toes because the stage is not very high. I wish there could be a screen or something on the side, but that's just a preference. Overall, I enjoyed the show, felt safe, and had no trouble getting out.