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The following organizations and businesses are
dedicated to enhancing the quality of life in downtown Cincinnati.
DownTownLiving.info
Your first stop for checking out available downtown real estate! Middle
Earth Developers' exclusive Huff Realty real estate agent, Christine
Schoonover, George Verkamp, and Casey Gilmore, are leading experts on
residential and commercial
properties in downtown Cincinnati. Check out their website for the
latest
listings, current happenings, and handy consumer guides for home
buyers.
Cincinnati
Arts Association
Online guide to Cincinnati's premier arts venues, including the Aronoff
Center for the Arts, Music Hall, and Memorial Hall, where you can see
the Cincinnati Ballet, Contemporary Dance Theater, Cincinnati Symphony
Orchestra, Cincinnati Opera, and the Fifth Third Bank Broadway Series.
Cincinnati
Bengals
Cincinnati's professional football team, now playing at the
state-of-the-art Paul Brown Stadium.
Cincinnati
Museum Center at Union Terminal
Home to the Museum of Natural History and Science, the Cincinnati
History Museum, the Cinergy Children's Museum, and an Omnimax Theater.
Located in the Union Terminal, a National Historic Landmark renowned
for its Art Deco architecture.
Cincinnati Park Board
Don't miss out on the chance to visit all of Cincinnati's outstanding
parks, from the unparalleled Krohn Conservatory at Eden Park to the
nature preserve at California Woods, and from the riverfront festival
spaces at Bicentennial Commons to the new Theodore M. Berry
International Friendship Park.
Cincinnati Preservation Association
Nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving Cincinnati's unique and
irreplaceable architectural heritage.
Cincinnati
Reds
The oldest professional team in American baseball, now playing at the
brand new Great American Ballpark!
City Beat
Online version of the popular weekly newspaper focusing on downtown
current events, the local music and arts scene, and dining and
shopping.
City
of Cincinnati
The online gateway to your municipal government. Learn about
neighborhood organizations, green space, community festivals, economic
development programs, public safety, and government services.
Downtown
Cincinnati, Inc.
A non-profit business organization that creatively plans, manages, and
develops downtown improvement efforts, including entertainment,
housing, and entrepreneurial opportunities.
Findlay
Market
Cincinnati's oldest open-air farm market features a wealth of local
produce, ethnic groceries, and specialty food shops to meet all your
shopping needs! Located between Elm and Race streets, south of Findlay
Street.
Go to Town
Guide to downtown dining and nightlife, shopping, arts and
entertainment, condominiums and apartments, hotels, and services.
Hamilton
County
Puts county government services at your fingertips - everything from
small business and home improvement programs to the Great American
Ballpark.
Lois & Richard
Rosenthal Contemporary Arts Center
A spectacular calendar of art exhibits, site-specific installations,
and performances happens year round at the Contemporary Arts Center.
National
Underground Railroad Freedom Center
Open since the summer of 2004 on Cincinnati's riverfront, the Freedom
Center will celebrate courage, cooperation, and perseverance in the
struggle for freedom and will be Cincinnati's forum for educational,
research, and community projects on freedom movements.
Public
Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County
One of the oldest public libraries in the United States, with a
nationally significant collection of books, audiovisual materials,
maps, and manuscripts. Located at 800 Vine Street
Young
Professionals of Cincinnati
Website designed exclusively for young professionals to get plugged
into downtown events, sports, arts, culture, and social organizations.
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