What's Happening in Downtown Cincinnati

Events Downtown

Historic West Fourth is home to every kind of fun—from live music, to sprawling conventions and events – it can all be found right here, where parking has never been easier.

Cincinnati Coffee Festival

When:

2019-10-12

Where:

Duke Energy Convention Center

The third annual Cincinnati Coffee Festival moves to a new, larger home for 2019. Saturday and Sunday will feature local...

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Bengals vs Jaguars

When:

2019-10-20

Where:

Paul Brown Stadium

The NFL's AFC North Cincinnati Bengals.

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Twenty One Pilots – Bandito Tour

When:

2019-10-22

Where:

US Bank Arena

Twenty One Pilots have announced a new U.S. leg of their global headline "Banditø Tour" due to overwhelming demand. The...

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Celine Dion – Courage Tour

When:

2019-10-24

Where:

US Bank Arena

One of the most immediately recognized and widely respected superstars in pop music history, Celine Dion, announced today that she...

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Afternoon Tea

When:

2019-11-02

Where:

Orchids At Palm Court

Experience full tea service from with a selection of premium loose-leaf teas, bottled water, traditional tea sandwiches, appetizers and array...

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Bengals vs Ravens

When:

2019-11-10

Where:

Paul Brown Stadium

The NFL's AFC North Cincinnati Bengals.

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Bengals vs Steelers

When:

2019-11-24

Where:

Paul Brown Stadium

The NFL's AFC North Cincinnati Bengals.

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Thanksgiving Buffet

When:

2019-11-28

Where:

Palm Court and Hall of Mirrors

Palm Court and Hall of Mirrors Price $78.95 Adult $58.95 senior $22.95 12 and under Orchids Closed

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Michael W Smith & Amy Grant Christmas...

When:

2019-11-30

Where:

US Bank Arena

Multi-platinum, GRAMMY® winners Amy Grant and Michael W. Smith are reuniting to co-bill their popular Christmas tour this upcoming holiday...

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Dickens Brunches

When:

2019-12-01

Where:

Orchids At Palm Court

Palm Court 10:30am-1:30pm Price: $51.95 Adult, $38.95 senior, $22.95 12 and under.

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Bengals vs Jets

When:

2019-12-01

Where:

Paul Brown Stadium

The NFL's AFC North Cincinnati Bengals.

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2019 Redsfest Bingo

When:

2019-12-06

Where:

Duke Energy Convention Center

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Cincinnati Bengals

Conveniently located one block south of Historic West Fourth, the Cincinnati Bengals are a National Football League team that plays at Paul Brown Stadium. Annual attendance of 450,000.

Cincinnati Reds

Located two blocks south of Historic West Fourth, the Cincinnati Reds are America’s first professional baseball team, playing at Great American Ball Park, just steps away from the Ohio River. Annual attendance of 1.65 Million.

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Historic West Fourth looking as good as the weekend right about now 🍻
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just some high-level thoughts and #wednesdaywisdom: #blacklivesmatter
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please wear your masks and stay safe; we are still in the midst of a pandemic and Ohio is seeing a spike in cases •
be mindful of your mental and physical health; there is a lot going on and we want you to be your best self so you can make and be the change you want to see
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treat yourself today; get an iced coffee (from @deeperrootsdrc), buy a book (we recommend “If Beale Street Could Talk” by James Baldwin) or watch a movie, such as Just Mercy or Hidden Figures !
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sending and tagging us in your dog photos is always welcome 🐶
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Our friends at @cincyrefined did a wonderful update on the public and private skywalks located throughout @downtowncincy, and some of our favorites (no bias) happen to be in and around #historicwestfourth ! We will be sharing these beautiful photos and encourage you to read their article (link in bio) about these hidden walkways scattered throughout our city! •
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Any guesses where this one is?
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#historicwestfourth #urban #urbanphotography #downtown

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Repost from @heyashleyrenne /// SHARE THIS. Juneteenth is this Friday! 🖤 There might be some misconceptions about what this day means, so let’s spread the knowledge.
1. WHAT IS JUNETEENTH?
Juneteenth (June 19th, 1865) is a symbolic that celebrates the end of slavery, two years after the Emancipation Proclamation was signed. It marks the day federal troops arrived in Galveston, Texas to announce the end of the Civil War and take control to ensure the freedom of all enslaved people.
2. WHY ISN’T THE DATE OF THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION CELEBRATED?
The Emancipation Proclamation signed in 1863 by Abraham Lincoln ordered the end of slavery but it didn’t instantly free all enslaved people. It only applied to states under Confederate control.
3. JUNETEENTH VS. INDEPENDENCE DAY
July 4 is Independence Day aka America’s birthday. In 1776, America gained freedom from British rule - but that didn’t apply to Black people who were still enslaved for another 90 years.
4. CELEBRATE JUNETEENTH!
Every American should be celebrating Juneteenth as a holiday. The slides show various ways you can celebrate at home and at work, including festive decor, having thoughtful discussions about Black history and culture, reading the Emancipation Proclamation, cooking food, listening to traditional music, amplifying Black influencers, artists, and writers, etc.
Also! Watch @blackishabc Season 4, Episode 1 with @traceeellisross and @anthonyanderson. The episode is called “Juneteenth” and can give you additional insight. Knowledge is power, so honor this day by learning and educating others! How will you celebrate Juneteenth? 🙋🏽‍♀️

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Just mere foot steps away from #historicwestfourth lies the @freedomcenter in @downtowncincy. Located on the banks of the Ohio River, the great natural barrier that separated the slave states of the South from free states of the North, the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center fills the substantial void in our nation’s cultural heritage. This education center and place for dialogue and conversation is rooted in the stories of the Underground Railroad, and seeks to illuminate the true meaning of inclusive freedom by presenting permanent and special exhibits that inspire and provoke discussion and action. The Center seeks to equip modern abolitionists with the knowledge and tools needed to challenge and inspire all to take part in the ongoing struggles for freedom. We are blessed to be so close to this resource and encourage all to visit to learn more. If you need assistance in covering the price of admission, please do not hesitate to let us know ❤️ •
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