Best oldest Fair in town, just has to be. Between the parade Thursday, carnival, 4H and food all…read moreweekend, it's the place to be on the West side Best side all fall!! Still time to come out!!

Who doesn't like the fair? What!? You don't, well stop reading this…read more.. OK, so now that I have all the fair lovers, lets get into it. The Harvest Home Fair is a downright ancient tradition here on the West Side of Cincinnati. Every year on the weekend after Labor Day a little fair pops up to take over Harvest Home Park in Cheviot. It has all the fair essentials; rides, animals, and of course the wonderful fair food. They even manage to fit a little rodeo area in, too. The one downside was the expense. It was $5 just to get in! And then you had to pay for everything else, too. Well, the rodeo was free actually. But the rides and food were not cheap! All in all we spent $31 for my wife and me, and I can imagine a family would seriously spend some dough. But there's no point trying to deny your child the joys of a fair once they know it's there. Hey that rhymed. Awesome.

This is a very nice store with western style shirts, boots, pants, and cowboy hats. The store has…read morevery nice brands and a good selection of men and women's clothing and boots. We looked for a very long time and the quality of the items were excellent and the prices seemed good for the quality of their items! My husband got a really nice pair of leather boots here.

Back to look at boots, The staff was helpful and offered advise on fitting. I tried on several…read morepair and found some that I like and for a good price. The selection of boots is large with fancy and dress boots and daily and work boots. They have clothing and boots for men and women.

For this year's county fair it was $15 for those 36" and above to cover the cost of parking, rides,…read moremusic, and shows. You pay for games, food, face painting, and stands. This year they made you pay at the gate after you parked to help avoid backing up traffic. There are several rides for each age group, just be mindful of height requirements and know that these are put up and taken down for a living so tend to be bumpy, which to be honest for some is the draw to them. Overall a good time for the family at a reasonable price.

Last minute decision to go to the last night of the Hardin County Fair. One event was cancelled due…read moreto the rain but we always enjoy seeing local singers and the competition winners and a few carnival rides and games(sad note they didn't have the Ferris wheel this year). We had fun seeing the pig races and visiting with animals in the petting zoo. Always a relaxing and good time just walking around seeing the rides and playing a couple of games. The equestrian show was a plus and didn't get canceled. We usually try to go the first couple of days since they have the bigger events like the demolition derby and monster trucks and the rodeo. Love that local and National acts can get together and provided a few days of entertainment.

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.

5 stars specifically for the demo derby. The rest of the fair is a bit sad, but the demo derby was…read moreaction packed a new pretty well run. If you have never seen a demo derby in person, check it out!

I love a demo derby, so the fair is worth the admission just for that spectacle. Otherwise, our…read morelocal fair is a little sad. This year the rides didn't pass the permitting process, so those were closed. Bummer. There was a new craft beer garden, so that's a plus. Minus one star because the bathrooms were beyond awful. Half of the stalls were out of order, and I won't even detail the condition of the rest of the bathroom. Let's just say I saw things that I'll never be able to get out of my head. Ew. Go for the demo derby, use the bathroom before you leave home!

Love this place! if I am doing in person shopping this is where I like to go. The vibe this place…read morecarries and the stores makes it so fun and unique.

Overall a great place to shop and get steps in. Food court…read morehas a few options- pizza, sandwiches and a few snacks. Restrooms could use a facelift- foe the most part they are clean- soap and toilet paper need refilled more often. Overallrecommend on a weekend to get out, enjoy the weather and find some deals!

The tour guides Lisa and Michelle were fantastic and very informative! They were willing a capable…read moreof answering every question thrown their way

I did the Bockfest 2K19 trifecta: attended the parade Friday, ran the 5K Saturday and relaxed on…read morethe Lord's day with some sausages and drinks. I had an amazing time despite missing so many cool events: Sausage Queen, underground Brewery Tour, Gemütlichkeit games: missed them. 2019 was the 27th Bockfest. If you've never been, think: costumes with pagan-like themes: monks, goats - all of the necessary accoutrements to kick off a spring celebration. It's like late Winter Oktoberfest! You can look up the whole Bockfest history online, but it's a celebration of Lenten drinking my German monks - whatever you need to tell yourself... Mark your calendar for next year. Better yet: do the Bockfest 5K -- the race benefits the formation of a historic Cincinnati brewery district (of which the wheels are now in motion!) You get two beer tickets and a Skyline coney if you run. Find me in the coney line in 2020 for Bockfest 28!

Great casual atmosphere for warming up before a IU football game. We've come here a number of…read moreyears now and it's always a great time. Wide open spaces enjoying a beverage or two, socializing with the other fans and playing loads of bean bag toss (refuse to say cornhole). Always a fun place to walk around and people watch especially at time marches on. The fun has become a tradition which we will continue!