Cincinnati Magazine

17 hours ago | cincinnatimagazine.com | Claire Lefton

Both the temperature and events are heating up! From art shows to food festivals to grand openings, every inch of the city will have something fun going on. Don’t forget to check out the Art Museum this weekend for Art in Bloom!Art After Dark In BloomThis month’s Art After Dark event is combining the monthly after-hours party with annual Art in Bloom weekend. You’ll be able to check out the floral displays all around the museum and even build your own flower arrangement with Passion Growers.

2 days 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.

3 days ago | cincinnatimagazine.com | Amy Brownlee

Address: 1325 Clay St. Over-the-RhinePrice: $1,390,0001880 was a big year for Cincinnati: The city had become the only municipality in the country to own an interstate railroad, and the very first freight train traveled from Cincinnati to Chattanooga, Tennessee, on February 21, 1880. The first passenger train followed just the next month. Cincinnati’s economy (and population) exploded, and the city’s iconic Over-the-Rhine neighborhood was at the center of it all.

3 days ago | cincinnatimagazine.com | Claire Lefton

An old African proverb states, “When elephants fight, it is the grass that suffers.” That was literally true in a dispute among some of Cincinnati’s wealthiest men in 1877. Their dispute led to the creation of a most bizarre, if temporary, landmark, planted amid a downtown lawn. The first combatant was James R. Gilmore (1814-1897). Mr. Gilmore was a very private man.

6 days ago | cincinnatimagazine.com | Aiesha D. Little

Graeter’s and New Riff’s ice cream collab, Rhinegeist among top craft breweries in U.S., Rooted Juicery returning to OTR, and more. Graeter’s-New Riff Ice Cream Collab Last week, Graeter’s Ice Cream and New Riff Distilling released their first ice cream/bourbon collaboration: Graeter’s Bourbon Ball Ice Cream. The flavor—ice cream infused with New Riff’s single-barrel bourbon and mixed with whiskey-glazed pecans and dark chocolate chips—will replace Graeter’s Brown Butter Bourbon Pecan.