CINCINNATI IN THE NEWS
Once you visit or move to the Cincinnati region, you understand what all the hype is about. But instead of telling you ourselves, we thought you might appreciate what national media outlets have to say about visiting, living, working and exploring Cincy.
PASTE: Opening Day in Cincinnati Is a Celebration of Far More Than Baseball
Opening Day energy is something difficult to encapsulate without seeing it first hand for yourself, as I recently did on a visit to Cincinnati. From the early hours of the morning, the urban cityscape of Cincy becomes drenched in the color red, as a slow trickle quickly develops into throngs of jubilant residents–many of them already intoxicated–crowding the streets.
NatGeo: Where to eat in Cincinnati, the Ohio city championing beer and bacon doughnuts
Set on the Ohio River, the culinary culture of this Kentucky borderland city has been shaped by German settlers and farmland food, defined by plenty of beer and comfort dishes like chilli dogs and bacon-topped doughnuts.
7 Cities With Amazing Public Art
Cincinnati got its mural inspiration via some brotherly love: In 2007, former Cincinnati Mayor Mark Mallory did a “city exchange” with Philadelphia, PA, known for its thriving street art. Upon his return to Cincinnati, Mallory was inspired and worked with Cincinnati ArtWorks to challenge artists to create a mural in each of Cincinnati’s 52 neighborhoods.
10 US cities with the best street art collections
No. 1: Cincinnati, OH - ArtWorks Cincinnati has created more than 300 public murals throughout the Ohio city. Some favorites include "Mr. Tarbell Tips His Hat," "The Golden Muse," "Mr. Dynamite," and "Ice Cream Daydream."
Living in Downtown Cincinnati
How women’s success boosts economies
Swift’s two shows in Cincinnati in June and July were an opportunity for some businesses and nonprofits to join the festivities and drum up support. Pig Works, a nonprofit that organizes running races, set up booths outside the stadium offering free hair braiding, glitter makeup and friendship bracelets, all popular among Swift concertgoers.
Black History 365: Visit These Landmarks To Journey Through Time & Culture
Cincinnati’s National Underground Railroad Freedom Center exhibits and programs focus on America’s fight against slavery to tell the story of the struggle for freedom across the country.
Entrepreneur: Grads From This Midwestern School Are More Likely to Start a Billion Dollar Company Than Founders Who Went To Stanford, Harvard, or MIT: Study
Founders of a U.S. startup who studied or worked at the University of Cincinnati are 3.3 times more likely to achieve unicorn status than grads from other schools, says a Stanford professor.
SuperMoney: Best cities to live in Ohio – Cincinnati
Founded on the banks of the Ohio River, Cincinnati is a city steeped in American history and culture. Known for its historic architecture, vibrant arts scene, and picturesque landscapes, Cincinnati offers a unique blend of traditional charm and modern innovation. From its early days as a bustling river town to its current status as a thriving metropolitan hub, Cincinnati continues to captivate residents and visitors with its dynamic spirit and diverse offerings.
Cincinnati’s Taft Museum Shares First Generation Of Modern African Art To Reach America
Having previously been on view at Fisk University, the Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum in St. Louis, and The Phillips Collection in Washington, D.C. last year, “African Modernism in America” wraps up at the Taft Museum of Art in Cincinnati February 10 through May 19, 2024.
THE PATH TO FREEDOM: Learning more about the Underground Railroad
Cincinnati's National Underground Railroad Freedom Center is located on a hillside near the Ohio River, which separates Ohio from Kentucky.