Amanda Boyd Walters

Cincinnati

Director of Editorial Operations at Cincinnati Magazine

@CincinnatiMag, and other stuff. Maybe.

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Is Cincinnati Book Lovers’ Heaven?

1 week ago | cincinnatimagazine.com | Amanda Boyd Walters

The last Saturday in April is “Independent Bookstore Day,” but Cincinnati holds space for independent bookstores 365 days a year. Our city has long been lauded as a destination for bibliophiles. Between our massive library system, bevy of independent bookstores, and unique spaces like the Lloyd Library and Museum and Mercantile Library, there’s a world of wonder for book lovers to unlock in Cincinnati.
10+ Free Adventures Along the Great Miami Riverway You’ve Got to Try This Summer

3 weeks ago | cincinnatimagazine.com | Amanda Boyd Walters

Looking for easy summer fun that’s high on adventure but low on cost? You’re in luck. Spanning more than 99 miles across southwest Ohio, the Great Miami Riverway is full of spots where nature, art, and small-town charm come together. Whether you’re into hiking, biking, murals, or just a great picnic view, there’s no shortage of free things to do. Here’s your go-to list of the best no-cost adventures to check out along the Riverway this season.
Montgomery Quarter’s Independent Coffee Shop

3 weeks ago | cincinnatimagazine.com | Amanda Boyd Walters

I live in Montgomery and I love it here. When Tony McCosham and I were looking to put down roots, we weighed all the things you’re supposed to consider when picking your forever home—location, schools, parks, amenities, diversity, sense of community—and for us, Montgomery emerged as a clear winner. As we settled in, however, there were a couple of gaps: Montgomery didn’t have its own Cincinnati Public Library branch and, alas, our newfound home was conspicuously coffeeshop-less.
Chestine G. Toth DMD, MS; Baker Square Periodontics and Implant Dentistry

1 month ago | cincinnatimagazine.com | Amanda Boyd Walters

Our office is committed to providing compassionate and exceptional care. Specializing in advanced periodontal treatment, gingival grafts, and dental implants, we treat each person as family. We strive to make each person feel heard, valued, confident, and comfortable in their journey to oral health.
Five Ways to Prioritize Your Mental Health in May

1 month ago | cincinnatimagazine.com | Amanda Boyd Walters

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and it’s a great time to set yourself up for success by prioritizing your own mental health. As we all navigate increasingly busy lives, implementing effective mental health strategies becomes essential to staying healthy. Katlyn Kersey, a therapist at the Lindner Center of Hope, shares practical ways you can improve your mental well-being during Mental Health Month—and beyond.
Lola’s Filipino-Style Hot Sauce Comes to Cincinnati

1 month ago | cincinnatimagazine.com | Amanda Boyd Walters

A taste of the Philippines is hitting Cincinnati grocery store shelves. Lola’s Filipino-Style Hot Sauce started as a homemade condiment, a staple on cofounder Carmelita “Lola” Shah’s dinner table. It’s inspired by traditional Filipino flavors—chiles and lots of fresh garlic. The flavorful sauce blossomed from its humble beginnings on the table at family gatherings and catching attention at potlucks to being a product crafted in small batches and sold across the country.
Learn How Stories Inspire and Shape Our Future at the 2025 Midwest Sustainability Summit

1 month ago | cincinnatimagazine.com | Amanda Boyd Walters

Join hundreds of business, nonprofit, government, and community leaders at the Sharonville Convention Center on Thursday, June 5, for the 12th annual Midwest Regional Sustainability Summit, hosted by Green Umbrella. This year’s Summit will explore the power of Sustainable Stories and their role in shaping the future, with 100 sustainability leaders from across the Midwest sharing stories of their impact and successful partnerships.
Back in Time with Flying Cloud Academy of Vintage Dance

2 months ago | cincinnatimagazine.com | Amanda Boyd Walters

If your Bridgerton fandom has you wishing you could join the ton at lavish Regency balls, then Flying Cloud Academy of Vintage Dance is your time machine. Founded in 1981, the academy researches, reconstructs, then re-creates ballroom social dances (non-competitive partner dances meant for socializing) that would have been popular between 1800 and 1930.
Dance Classes for Grown-Ups

2 months ago | cincinnatimagazine.com | Claire Lefton |Amanda Boyd Walters

Dance is an art you can learn at any age. If you want to become skilled in a more niche style, here are some places to start. Habeeba’s Levels: Beginner to AdvancedThe three-month beginner’s course includes twice-a-week classes. Curriculum includes cabaret and folkloric styles. Where: 7028 Plainfield Rd., SilvertonEmily Marie Levels: Beginner to AdvancedSix week sessions available both online and in person with focuses on technique and choreography.
Give The Jeff Ruby’s Experience This Holiday Season

Dec 12, 2024 | cincinnatimagazine.com | Amanda Boyd Walters

Treat friends, family, and yourself to The Jeff Ruby Experience. Recently awarded OpenTable’s Top 100 Restaurants in 2024, Jeff Ruby’s delivers an incomparable, one-of-a-kind, fine dining experience. Check everyone off your list with this limited-time offer, available for purchase at The Precinct by Jeff Ruby, Carlo & Johnny by Jeff Ruby, and Jeff Ruby’s Steakhouse downtown or online at JeffRuby.com. Need a last-minute gift? Send a virtual card for immediate delivery!