The Duke Energy Children's Museum is open at Union Terminal and consistently ranks in the top 10 children’s museums in the U.S. All ages can experience Vikings: Beyond The Legend, a myth-busting exhibition that has captivated millions of people around the world, as the largest collection of Viking artifacts to visit North America comes to Cincinnati. Buy tickets now at cincymuseum.org. Members Always Save. Discounted Group tickets available. #VikingsSailCincy
For your next event, invite your guests to the Newport Aquarium, where they will enjoy business and fun. Treat your guest to the inspiring views of the Cincinnati Skyline in the Riverside Room. Also, let them take a stroll through the Aquarium, where you and your guests can pet a shark or penguin, and see one of only few Shark Rays on exhibit. Your guest will be wowed by the amazing event you through at the Newport Aquarium.
Cincinnati is home to the Major League Baseball team the Cincinnati Reds. The Great American Ball Park is the perfect place to experience a Red’s baseball game. Enjoy a fun afternoon or evening with family, friends, or even host a special event at the Red’s ballpark. Visit www.reds.com to purchase Red’s tickets or your special event needs.
Jack Cincinnati Casino offers 100,000 square feet of non-stop gaming action, featuring approximately 2,000 slot machines, 85 table games and a 31-table World Series of Poker room, as well as Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville and Prism Steak restaurants.
The 1,000-acre Kentucky Speedway provides a unique, versatile venue for trade shows, exhibitions, meetings, retreats, and receptions. While here, check out our 1.5 mile tri-oval race track, which is known for the toughest turn in NASCAR, Turn 3. With our 87,000 capacity venue and one NASCAR race weekend annually in July, the Kentucky Speedway offers something for everyone.
Cincinnati’s Music Hall has been a community gathering place for over 133 years. Built in 1878, retains the elegance of the Old World decor, yet updated to meet contemporary standards in technical equipment and amenities. The Music hall is home to on the largest theaters and ballrooms in the Greater Cincinnati Area. Music Hall is home to the country fifth oldest Symphony Orchestra, second oldest Opera Company, and longest running choral festival (May Festival) in the western hemisphere.
Upwards of 27 million people are currently enslaved around the world, more than at any other time in human history. The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center uses exhibits and educational programs to promote a better understanding of freedom today. The Freedom Center incorporates stories and artifacts from the Underground Railroad era to relate this unique American story to the efforts of Modern day abolition. Ordinary people, like you, have the power to make extraordinary strides toward freedom.
Jack of all games. Masters of fun. Laser tag, go karts, mini bowling, mini golf, climbing wall and escape room offer something for just about everyone. We pride ourself on our staff, and trust them to ensure that you have nothing but Fun at The WEB.
Enjoy some great food at Winners Cafe', where everything is fresh and made to order.
Birthday parties? We do those. Corporate team building? We do that too. Just need something to do on a Saturday? Stop on in! No reservations are needed.
Bonnybrook Farms is a unique private event venue offering fun in the country for Convention, Corporate, Motor Coach and special groups. Bonnybrook's friendly and accommodating staff will tailor a Chuck Wagon Dinner Ride, Old-Fashioned Picnic or Special Event for your group and budget along with a menu of fresh made on the farm, hickory smoked pork and chicken, salads, sides and homemade desserts. Delicious food and one-of-a-kind farm activities combine for an unforgettable day on this beautiful 370 acre working farm. To learn more about how Bonnybrook can make your upcoming event special, visit BonnybrookFarms.com.
The museum is home to the history of American signage over the last century. Signs from the late 1800's are hand painted and gold leafed. Milk glass letters illuminate the electric age alongside bare bulbs. The thirty's gave rise to neon signs and a rainbow of new signs. Post war, plastics became quite popular. All these era's come together on Main Street, where we've recreated a streetscape you'll have to see to believe! It's a great family activity, and the most unique party space in Cincinnati! For information on guided tours and event, please visit our website!
Year-round high-speed indoor Go Kart racing. Two professionally designed race tracks offering a fun, safe and competitive racing experience. Drivers 8 + can experience the thrill of High speed racing. Drivers ages 4-7 can also get in on the action on our Micro Mile electric track. Our facility features multiple party and conference rooms and can accommodate groups up to 200+ please call for details.
We also feature 2 challenging 1/32 scale electric slot car tracks.
The Cincinnati Fire Museum highlights the significant contributions Cincinnati has made ever since it became the first paid professional fire department in the U.S in 1853. Its mission is to share and celebrate the history of firefighting in Cincinnati while providing a unique fire-safety education experience.
Listed on the National Historic Registry since 1974, the museum building was once the Engine Company #45 Firehouse starting in 1906. In 1980, the firehouse was transformed into the Cincinnati Fire Museum. And since then, people of all ages have come to see one of the best collections of firefighting artifacts in the United States.
Get Ready to Get Lucky at Miami Valley Gaming! With over 1800 gaming machines, 4 restaurants, harness racing and live entertainment, there's something fun for everyone! Conveniently located just off I-75 at exit 29 between Cincinnati and Dayton with lots of free parking. Banquet/event/meeting space is also available.
The region's most exciting learning opportunities for families, scouts, K-12 students & teachers. Two National Historic Landmark buildings, one designed by noted architect Samuel Hannaford, complement the beautiful green space setting. The Museum is open Monday-Friday 12-4pm. Public telescope viewing most Thursday and Friday evening (times vary, reservations required). 2nd & 4th Sunday historical tours. Special science, historical and community events throughout the year. See our website and Facebook page for the complete program listing.
BB Riverboats is one of Cincinnati's top attractions and has served the Greater Cincinnati area for over 3 decades. We specialize in lunch, sightseeing, and dinner cruises on the beautiful Ohio River. Both of our authentic riverboats are available for private charter and each boat has smaller private rooms to accommodate groups of all sizes. Come and see why everything is better on the river!
Open Mid April - October, this beautiful farm market offers many seasonal experiences including an attractive garden center, pick your own fruit, farm fresh produce and "Fall On The Farm". Check Blooms and Berries.com immediately before your visit, as offerings change daily.
Love Van Gogh? Monet? O'Keeffe?
Located in scenic Eden Park, the Cincinnati Art Museum features a diverse collection of more than 65,000 artworks spanning 6,000 years, including painting, sculptures, decorative arts, fashion, photography and prints.
The museum also presents special exhibitions each year.
Enjoy lunch at the Terrace Cafe or stop in the gift shop for the best art-related gifts in town.
General admission is always free to 73 permanent collection galleries and the REC family interactive center. Exhibition pricing varies. Parking is free, starting September 26, 2016.
Open Tuesday - Sunday, 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. and Thursdays, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. starting November 3, 2016.
Founded in 1992, the Cincinnati Arts Association (CAA) is dedicated to managing two of the Tri-State’s finest performing arts venues: the Aronoff Center for the Art and the Music Hall. The CAA is also dedicated to supporting performance and visual arts. Each year, the CAA presents a diverse schedule of events; serving an upwards of 600,000 people in its venues. Each venue uniquely features the work of talented local, regional, and national artists in the Weston Art Gallery (located in the Aronoff Center); and supports the work of more than one dozen resident companies. Since 1955, the CAA has reached more than 1.3 million students with it acclaimed art education program.
The Aronoff Center 650 Walnut Street
Cincinnati, OH 45202
The Cincinnati Bengals are a pro-football team named after a past professional football team in Cincinnati. The Bengals were established in 1967 after Paul Brown helped expand the franchise into the modern-era American Football League. Today, Paul Brown Stadium is the home field for the Cincinnati team. So stop on in and be a part of the jungle.
The Cincinnati Museum Center Heritage Programs is proud to present its 2017 schedule of historical, cultural and architectural tours. For more than 30 years, the docents have enjoyed sharing their passions for history.The all-volunteer Cincinnati Heritage Programs has unlocked doors to privately owned places generally not open to the public.The Ambassadors of Cincinnati History strive to inspire people to learn and appreciate the regions history. Visit cincymuseum.org/programs/heritage for tour dates.
