Aurora is absolutely awesome! My roommate and I participated in the Reiki Chakra balancing and…read morereceived an Oracle reading and tarot card reading as well. We had a fantastic experience. You can just tell that Aurora is a genuine person focused on creating a positive experience. She even gifted us each crystals. I will definitely come back to her in the future and I highly highly recommend her services!

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.

Attached are 2 signs II did on my own that Jeanne helped me with. Classes are amazing and very…read morefriendly place. They have patience, which I needed.

I love Jeanne and Old is New Antiques! The door hanger classes are so fun! It's also a great place…read moreto get decor pieces and have custom pieces made! Jeanne made a custom name sign for my daughter's nursery and I absolutely love it! I highly recommend!!

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.

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

We came here for the first time after seeing it mentioned on social media. For the price it's a…read moregood scare. It's a small town local haunt ran by volunteers I believe. It was pretty good for a small local haunt. There is one part where you have to walk over this round flat piece of wood that's spinning really fast and I almost fell into the wall and scraped my arm slightly so that wasn't my favorite part lol. I did not do the maze at the end because they said it's pitch black dark and you have to feel your way out so I can't speak on that part. Overall it's a good cheap haunt that don't break the bank.

Awesome set up! Great atmosphere! It's scary, creative, and fun! Glad we made the trip. It was just…read moreas good as USS nightmare and cheaper!

First, it's good to know that there's more than one Elemental Om. Make sure your gps is sending you…read moreto the right location. Second, you're going to feel like you're going to someone's house. The studio is on a residential street. The building has a side entrance and street parking. Inside, there's a small witchy/crystal sort of store. The instructor told us the store is only open during studio hours. Upstairs there are so many plants! This studio is really a gorgeous space. It's big and bright. The instructor moved us through having a nice stretch and a gong meditation. There are a lot of steps at this location. I don't think it's handicapped accessible. Signing up for the class was really easy. The website is very comprehensive and very well set up.

If you're looking for a yoga studio that's actually meditative, this is your place. Based in a…read morebeautiful old church in Mason, I can't think of a more perfect space for a yoga practice with the light shining through the beautiful stained glass and the acoustics perfect for all your Oms. Pamela is fun, super knowledgeable and offers the only Kundalini class I could find in town. Was ready to move away from all the studios focusing only on the physical aspect of yoga, who played rap and pop music during my down dogs. Exactly what I've been searching for!