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July 27: Cincinnati Music Festival Weekend. Aug. 3: Voices of America Country Music Fest: Walker County. ... June 29: Sycamore Community Band. July 6: 122nd Army Band. July 13: ...
The annual food festival will feature a record-setting 85 vendors, including 28 restaurants, 33 food trucks, and two caterers, on Memorial Day weekend, May 25-27. Taste of Cincinnati will be held ...
Prior to 2006, Know Theatre of Cincinnati was known as the Know Theatre Tribe and was housed in the basement at Gabriel's Corner Church, 1425 Sycamore Street in Cincinnati, OH. Know Theatre moved into its new home on Jackson Street, merged with the Cincinnati Fringe Festival, and changed its name to Know Theatre of Cincinnati in 2006.
Sycamore High School (Cincinnati, Ohio) / 39.26694°N 84.35194°W / 39.26694; -84.35194. Sycamore High School (SHS) is a four-year public high school in the northeast suburbs of Cincinnati, Ohio. It is the only high school in the Sycamore Community School District. Sycamore High School offers more than 223 courses including six global ...
Taste of Cincinnati is the longest running culinary arts festival in the United States. [1] Starting in 1979, the festival has been held annually on Memorial Day weekend in Downtown Cincinnati, Ohio. [1] More than 40 fine restaurants are featured at the festival, and "Best of Taste" awards are given out each year. [2]
FESTIVAL: Diez de Mayo, 5 p.m., St. Cecelia, 3105 Madison Road, Oakley. Enjoy food trucks, live music and a kids' zone. Stceciliacincinnati.org.. MUSIC: Cincinnati ...
Sycamore Community School District is a school district in southwestern Ohio, United States, mainly in Hamilton County and the Greater Cincinnati area. It is commonly referred to as "Sycamore Community Schools". The district includes the communities of Blue Ash, Montgomery, Symmes Township, and some parts of Sycamore Township .
A second May Festival took place at Saengerfest Hall in 1875, and presented the American premieres of Bach's Magnificat and Brahms's Triumphlied. During this festival, Cincinnati's usual springtime thunderstorms pelted the leaky tin roof of the hall with rain and hail, as they had done to a lesser degree in 1873.