Happy Thanksgiving, Northern Kentucky! To celebrate, we thought we’d take a look at Thanksgiving in the region through the years. These historic photos provide a look into how our community has celebrated this holiday. From gathering around the table with good food and good company to Thanksgiving plays put on at school to volunteering, Black […]
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Drinksgiving: Dive into the holiday spirits
Dive bars often have a bad reputation and negative connotation. Sticky floors, questionable characters and a touchtunes machine that hasn’t been used in a decade. Yet these are the same bars we rely on for cheap drinks and a hometown ambiance where all are welcome. There’s no bouncer guarding access at the door, no dress […]
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Get in the holiday spirit with Bellevue’s annual tree lighting
Bellevue is hosting its annual tree-lighting celebration on Nov. 30, featuring an all-new artisan market, a complimentary hot cocoa bar, a kid’s zone, a petting zoo, and a visit from Santa on a firetruck.
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Holiday events in Northern Kentucky everyone can enjoy Â
It’s almost the holiday season, and Santa Claus has lots of toys for every good girl and good little boy. And Northern Kentucky has lots of fun for the whole family. Whether you’re looking for something to do with your kids while they’re off school, need somewhere to take out-of-town family, or you’re looking for […]
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Deck the Y’alls Lightfest returns this month
Starting this Nov. 22, Thomas More Stadium will be decked out in over two and a half million lights in celebration of the festive season. This is the third annual iteration of this holiday extravaganza, and this year, there are eight immersive themed displays, plus an ice skating rink and more. Select nightly events include […]
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Discover enamel artistry, win bourbon at Carpenter Enamel Center’s open house
The Carpenter Enamel Center in Bellevue is hosting an open house and bourbon raffle this weekend to raise funds for its enamel workshop programs and showcase its collection of enameled jewelry and artwork.
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Carnegie to provide theater, public speaking workshops for middle school students
The Carnegie will provide theater and public speaking workshops for Twenhofel Middle School students in January, funded by the district’s chorus program budget.
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Cincinnati Children’s Theater to perform for Ryland Heights students
Kenton County Public Schools have approved contracts with the Cincinnati Children’s Theater to bring performances of Alice in Wonderland, A Piratey Peter Pan, and Harriet Tubman: Straight Up Outta’ the Underground to Ryland Heights students, funded by grant funding.
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Swifties take Indianapolis: How to snag last-minute Taylor Swift tickets
Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour is coming close to NKY this weekend! Swift will have three shows in Indianapolis, and of course, tickets are not cheap. It’s been a long time coming for Swifties like Brittany Matheny, who won the battle with Ticketmaster more than a year ago. Now, the weekend is finally here. “I panic-bought […]
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Halloween in NKY: trick-or-treat times, safety tips
It’s almost Halloween, which means it’s almost time for kiddos across the country to dress up in costumes and walk door to door in search of sweets. Neighborhoods all across Northern Kentucky are hosting candy-collecting celebrations; from classic trick or treating on Oct. 31 to trunk or treat, costume parades and other Halloween traditions, there’s […]
