🏗️ Historic Northside building awaits revival after 15 years vacant. The wood-framed structure at Knowlton Corner has survived two major Ohio River floods in the 1930s. Now, the Northside NEST organization is seeking proposals to rehabilitate the building at 4001 Hamilton Ave. The project represents an opportunity to transform the entrance to Northside's resurgent business district. Early renderings show plans for a multiuse structure that could contribute to the neighborhood's ongoing revitalization.
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🍂 Cincinnati's first October weekend bursts with fall fun and festivities. From Factory 52's House of Cards Carnivale to the third-annual Cincy Bookstore Crawl spanning 23 local shops, the city offers countless ways to embrace autumn. Art enthusiasts can explore Essex Studios Fall Artwalk or attend the Contemporary Arts Center's Family Fall Festival with unique projects and artist talks. Nature lovers shouldn't miss Gorman Heritage Farm's Annual Sunflower Festival where visitors can cut their own blooms for $1 per stem while enjoying hayrides, food trucks, and friendly farm animals.
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🌙 Cincinnati's Moon Festival celebrates Asian heritage with thousands attending. The annual event, hosted by the Greater Cincinnati Chinese Cultural Exchange Association, transformed Fountain Square with 20 cultural booths offering tea tastings and mooncakes. Visitors experienced diverse performances from K-pop dances to taiko drumming while children's cultural groups showcased their talents against the backdrop of Cincinnati's iconic fountain. Despite making up just 3% of the local population, organizers emphasized that Asian Americans belong in Cincinnati, with co-chair Felicity Tao noting, "Diversity cannot be wiped out." The festival symbolizes harmony and equality through the moon's circular shape—"Wherever you are on the edge of a circle, you're equals."
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Luxury retreat with updates galore: Priced at $1.02 million, this secluded 1.2-acre retreat boasts a recently updated interior with spa-like owner's suite, while offering plenty of parking via circular driveway and three-car garage with workshop below.
Art Deco movie star retreat: This Art Deco gem near Ault Park, once featured in "Milk Money," is listed at $874,000. The 4-bedroom home blends timeless character with modern updates including Tigerwood floors, a gourmet kitchen, multiple outdoor spaces, and a finished lower level.
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