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NKY / Greater Cincinnati Bucket List

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I've seen that before, though I haven't been in.

 

I always thought that having German-language masses there was a very odd choice.

 

It's because it's a church built by German-speaking immigrants in the traditionally German "Over The Rhine" neighborhood. Christian Moerlein Brewery...the first brewery in the United States to brew beer in accordance with the 1516 Bavarian Purity Laws...was only blocks away. That area used to be German-Cincinnati ground zero, although it isn't so much any more. But yeah, I guess that's just keeping with tradition.

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Music venues to pay attention to in Greater Cincinnati:

 

Large Shows

US Bank Arena

Riverbend Music Center

PNC Pavilion at Riverbend

Aronoff Theater

 

Mid-Size Shows

Taft Theater

Bogarts

The Madison Theater

Woodburn Theater

Southgate House Revival

20th Century Theater

 

Smaller and/or Local Shows

Southgate House Revival

The Comet

Northside Yacht Club

Northside Tavern (free live music every night)

 

Other

Bunbury Music Festival

MusicNOW Festival

MidPoint Music Festival

PNC Summer Series at Fountain Square

Fountain Square, Smale Park, and Fort Washington Park all host random music events throughout the year.

It's because it's a church built by German-speaking immigrants in the traditionally German "Over The Rhine" neighborhood. Christian Moerlein Brewery...the first brewery in the United States to brew beer in accordance with the 1516 Bavarian Purity Laws...was only blocks away. That area used to be German-Cincinnati ground zero, although it isn't so much any more. But yeah, I guess that's just keeping with tradition.

 

But that's my problem... not one single German immigrant who lived in that neighborhood in the 19th and early 20th centuries EVER heard a German mass. They'd only have ever heard it in Latin.

Music venues to pay attention to in Greater Cincinnati:

 

Large Shows

US Bank Arena

Riverbend Music Center

PNC Pavilion at Riverbend

Aronoff Theater

 

Mid-Size Shows

Taft Theater

Bogarts

The Madison Theater

Woodburn Theater

Southgate House Revival

20th Century Theater

 

Smaller and/or Local Shows

Southgate House Revival

The Comet

Northside Yacht Club

Northside Tavern (free live music every night)

 

Other

Bunbury Music Festival

MusicNOW Festival

MidPoint Music Festival

PNC Summer Series at Fountain Square

Fountain Square, Smale Park, and Fort Washington Park all host random music events throughout the year.

 

Since the special lady started working here while I was still doing my thing in Louisville, we've been to see Sufjan Stevens at the Aronoff and St. Vincent at Taft. I liked both venues a lot.

Music venues to pay attention to in Greater Cincinnati:

 

Large Shows

US Bank Arena

Riverbend Music Center

PNC Pavilion at Riverbend

Aronoff Theater

 

Mid-Size Shows

Taft Theater

Bogarts

The Madison Theater

Woodburn Theater

Southgate House Revival

20th Century Theater

 

Smaller and/or Local Shows

Southgate House Revival

The Comet

Northside Yacht Club

Northside Tavern (free live music every night)

 

Other

Bunbury Music Festival

MusicNOW Festival

MidPoint Music Festival

PNC Summer Series at Fountain Square

Fountain Square, Smale Park, and Fort Washington Park all host random music events throughout the year.

I still remember the time we dropped our 16 year-old son off at Bogart’s for a concert. I think it was the Mighty Mighty Bossmen. When we picked him up after the show, he told us that he had “slipped in beer”.

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I still remember the time we dropped our 16 year-old son off at Bogart’s for a concert. I think it was the Mighty Mighty Bossmen. When we picked him up after the show, he told us that he had “slipped in beer”.

 

:lol2: :lol2: :lol2: Close, but no cigar.

 

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I know that's closing on 12/2. Is it a permanent fixture, that will reopen next year?

 

Ferris Wheel is here until June of 2019 per the city of Cincinnati.

Ferris Wheel is here until June of 2019 per the city of Cincinnati.

 

Quote from the company that owns it:

 

Due to popular demand, SkyStar – North America’s largest portable observation wheel, will be extending its stay at The Banks until June 16, 2019.

I've always enjoyed going to Jungle Jim's International Market. It's amazing what all they have there, I've never seen anyplace else like it.

 

Great place to grab a beer or two while you shop around. Very solid craft beers for cheaper than a lot of places.

I think you have to go to Rhinegeist & Madtree at least once. Plenty of other, smaller and very solid breweries too.

I think you have to go to Rhinegeist & Madtree at least once. Plenty of other, smaller and very solid breweries too.

 

I've done Rhinegeist before. Actually going to Madtree next weekend. I live down the road from a place called Streetside that was ok, I really liked 50 West when I went there and my favorite might be Woodburn Brewery in Walnut Hills just on quality of beer alone.

 

I've gotta say, I'm really crushing this list, you guys. At this rate, I'll be a chili-chomping, goetta-frying, Mike-Brown-cursing Cincinnati resident in no time.

I've done Rhinegeist before. Actually going to Madtree next weekend. I live down the road from a place called Streetside that was ok, I really liked 50 West when I went there and my favorite might be Woodburn Brewery in Walnut Hills just on quality of beer alone.

 

I've gotta say, I'm really crushing this list, you guys. At this rate, I'll be a chili-chomping, goetta-frying, Mike-Brown-cursing Cincinnati resident in no time.

 

You have to pick a side in the Crosstown Shootout, attend the Opening Day event down at the Banks (wear red), and ask everyone you meet where they went to high school.

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