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state of grace

Every event we host is designed with intention, from the atmosphere we create to the way each session flows.

feeling saucy

What you give up for Lent, you gain from Frisch’s! Mardi Gras is this Tuesday just ahead of National Tartar Sauce Day on Friday, Feb. 20, which you can celebrate with an iconic fish sandwich.

Fried fish sandwich with lettuce on a bun on a white plate with red trim, and a side salad with cherry tomatoes, red onions, carrots, and greens on a white plate in the background.

Wall to Wall

Summerfair Cincinnati presents its annual “Emerging Artists” exhibition, featuring students from area colleges, with an opening reception at the Clifton Cultural Arts Center.

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Love Match

From a great meal to a good time, the best Valentine’s Day gifts are intensely personal. We’ve got suggestions so you can find a present that is local, experiential, and thoughtfully chosen.

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Now through Feb. 16, YMCA of Greater Cincinnati is inviting members to send love notes all over the world for Valentine's Week.

love notes

did you c this?

A person in a San Francisco 49ers jersey with a pig mascot wearing a football helmet, glasses, and a red shirt, and two children in winter clothing at an indoor ski or snowboarding event.

best of puck

Just because it’s winter doesn't mean you have to put your plans for family fun on ice.
A visit to a Cincinnati Cyclones game promises fun for everyone.

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A woman with blonde hair smiling, wearing a white chef's coat and a gray apron with black straps, set against a brick wall background.

The new season of “Next Level Chef” offers a familiar face. Cincinnati’s own Elise Jesse competes with chefs from around the country.

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