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Marigold 60 W. Fifth St., Downtown The newest concept from Crown Restaurant Group, English-style public house Marigold opened in The Foundry in February. Marigold brings an innovative culinary experience to downtown, offering an elevated, yet approachable atmosphere that blends British elegance with a menu inspired by Indian dishes commonly found in traditional public houses, including curries and charred meat and vegetable-forward plates. The restaurant’s design is modeled after the 19th-century Arts and Crafts movement, with soft, diffused lighting and deep, moody colors like emerald, crimson, amber and muted earth tones layered with rich textures, like pressed marigolds, aged leather, polished wood and silk, to create an elegant and warm, yet bold and rich space.
By Katherine Barrier
2025 Cincinnati Concours d’Elegance When: June 8 from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Where: Ault Park, Mt. Lookout What: The event this year celebrates the icons of British motoring. Who: Cincinnati Concours d’Elegance Why: View iconic British automobiles and motorcycles and pay tribute to the 100th anniversary of Chrysler and Indian Motorcycles.
By CityBeat Staff
No. 5 Donuts: Marcella's Doughnuts & Bakery 545 Clough Pike, Mt. Carmel; 29 W. Main St., Amelia; 960 Kennedys Landing, Eastgate Must-Try Donut: The Cinnamon Crumb: A soft yeast doughnut with cinnamon sugar crumble.
By Katherine Barrier

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Patrick Heringer was the director of coaching for the Findlay Movement, according to the business website.
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Rep. Anita Somani (right) and Rep. Tristan Rader
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The Housing Trust Fund provided emergency shelter for more than 27,000 Ohioans last year, according to the executive director of the Coalition on Homelessness and Housing in Ohio.
By Megan Henry, Ohio Capital Journal
Sayler Park Sustains' annual festival returns Saturday, June 14.
By Katherine Barrier
A view of the Ohio River from the Rankin House in Ripley, Ohio. The Rankin House was a key stop along the Underground Railroad.
By Katherine Barrier
George Clooney
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Cafe Continuum | 1405 Vine St., Over-the-Rhine
By Katherine Barrier
Sen by Kiki is now located at 106 W. Elder St. at Findlay Market.
By Katherine Barrier
10th Island | 213 Woodward St.
By Katherine Barrier
The Hi-Wire Brewing location at Factory 52 in Norwood has been branded as a Braxton Brewing Co. taproom.
By Katherine Barrier
Sayler Park Sustains' annual festival returns Saturday, June 14.
By Katherine Barrier
A rendering of the Farmer Music Center
By Katherine Barrier
Local scene icon Wes Pence, veteran of the much-beloved Middlemarch, the sorely underrated Ready Stance and current member of the New Usuals, can honestly say that this one goes out to the one he loves, as he and his respected bandmates bring Dot.Dot.Dot., their R.E.M. tribute, to the paying public for the first time this Saturday at the Village Theater on Covington's Mainstrasse.
By Brian Baker
Cincinnati Pride When: Saturday, June 28 Where: Sawyer Point & Yeatman’s Cove, The Banks What: Cincinnati’s biggest celebration of the LGBTQ+ community returns downtown for a full day of fun, acceptance and love. The day kicks off with the annual Cincinnati Pride Parade through downtown (see the route here). Afterward, head down to Sawyer Point and Yeatman’s Cove where you’ll find a variety of booths, activities, live performances, and more. Cincinnati favorite DJ Boywife will be spinning at the Tunnel Stage and musical headliner The Aces and drag headliner Priyanka will be on the Main Stage in the afternoon. Who: Cincinnati Pride Why: The feelings of joy and community at Cincinnati Pride are unmatched.
By Katherine Barrier
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Multimagic and Knotts (solo) at MOTR Pub Knotts (pictured) will release her new single, “Hourglass,” a piece of dreamy, effervescent pop, on June 6, just ahead of this show with fellow Cincinnati pop songsmiths Multimagic, returning home for a stop on their "Midwest Hearts" tour. The band also just released a new single, titled “Heart,” on May 16. 10 p.m. June 13. Free. MOTR Pub, 1345 Main St., Over-the-Rhine, motrpub.com.
By Brent Stroud
Best Outdoor Dining No. 2: Little Miami Brewing Co. 208 Mill St., Milford Must-try: Try the seasonal Betty Jo Bravo Pizza, featuring an Alfredo sauce base, mozzarella, chicken and artichokes and drizzled with pesto.
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