The City of Erlanger is inviting former and current residents to submit family photos for display at the grand re-opening of the Erlanger Railroad Depot Museum in December, as part of the museum’s “An Old Fashioned Christmas” exhibit.
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Riverfront Commons project unveils new attractions
Southbank Partners has unveiled plans for a reimagined Riverfront Commons, featuring new attractions including a replica of the John Hastings ferry boat, expansions to Memorial Park in Ludlow, and extensions to a trailhead in Silver Grove.
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Covington library joins BLINK arts and lights festival
The Kenton County Library’s Covington branch will be participating in this year’s BLINK arts and lights festival with an installation from Spain, and the parking lot will be closed from October 15 to 21.
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New mural unveiled at NKY Convention Center
Maya Hayuk has unveiled her new mural, “Kentucky Gateway”, at the Northern Kentucky Convention Center, inspired by the region’s history and culture, and organized through a partnership between meetNKY, ArtsWave, and BLDG.
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Bellevue Beach Park undergoes multi-year improvement project
Bellevue Beach Park is undergoing a multi-year improvement project as part of the Riverfront Commons initiative, which includes painting/cleaning, landscaping/trimming, new flowerpots and wayfinding signage, with the first part of the work expected to be complete by Oct. 4.
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BLINK Cincinnati 2024: Festival unveils map spanning more than 30 city blocks
It’s almost time for BLINK 2024! The nation’s largest art and projection mapping festival will run Thursday, Oct. 17 through Sunday, Oct. 20. More than 80 artists are set to participate in this year’s festival, which stretches dozens of city blocks — from zones in Over-the-Rhine and The Banks all the way to Covington and the newly […]
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Behind the scenes: new interactive mural coming to Covington
Immersion Alley is creating a hyper-realistic, fine-art mural in Covington’s Tobacco Alley, featuring interactive doors, 3D elements and two scavenger hunts.
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From Frogman to Octoman: celebrating cryptids in Covington
The third annual Covington Cryptid Block Party will feature local artists, vendors, food and drinks, and hands-on activities for kids, all in celebration of cryptids such as the Cincinnati Octoman, the Pope Lick Monster and Bearilla.
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Covington Cryptid Block Party returns for third year in October
The Covington Cryptid Block Party is returning for its third year in October to celebrate the Northern Kentucky and Greater Cincinnati region’s cryptids with activities, photo opportunities, dancing, costumes, and other entertainment, while highlighting the work of local artists and service organizations.
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City of Covington to restore historic Duveneck House
The City of Covington has announced plans to restore the Duveneck House, a historic home belonging to Frank Duveneck, after a legal battle with the Frank Duveneck Arts and Cultural Center, and has set aside $175,000 in federal funds to complete the work.
