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From Prep to Paddling: What It Takes to Set a World Record (opens the original)
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Two weeks ago, the annual Ohio River Paddlefest celebrated its 25th anniversary with a Guinness World Record attempt for the “Largest Paddle Craft Party.” To achieve the title, Paddlefest needed to surpass the previous record of 1,105 human-powered watercraft on the water for at least 15 minutes simultaneously. And on August 1, overcoming unexpected and adverse weather conditions including storms and lightning, throngs of participants succeeded, with 1,440 paddlers on the Ohio River. “What was a
Earlybirds Dance Party Is for âLadies With S*** to Do in the Morningâ (opens the original)
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The Earlybirds Club makes its return to Cincinnati on July 31, providing a dance party experience to Queen City girls, gays, and theys with âs*** to do in the morning.â The traveling alternative to traditional nightlife kicks off at Ludlow Garage at 6 p.m., then ends at 10 p.m. so partygoers can get to bed at a reasonable hour. The intention behind Earlybirds Club is to provide a safe space for women, trans, and non-binary folks from all walks of life to party without late-night culture conc
ASM Exhibition Explores âFreaks and Sideshowsâ of 20th-Century Traveling Circuses (opens the original)
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From July 30 to October 4, the American Sign Museum will host a new exhibition displaying banners and signs advertising âfreaksâ and sideshow acts that once dazzled audiences attending traveling circuses during the 20th century. In addition to the colorful collection of banners from Dave and Lynn Waller as part of Freaks and Sideshows: American Circus Banners 1920â1970, will be special programming with guest speakers over the next few months, offering visitors with the opportunity to learn
The Lacheysâ labelâ¢less Makes Its New York Debut (opens the original)
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Creators, directors, and Cincinnati natives Drew and Lea Lachey began their musical passion project, labelâ¢less, at the School for Creative and performing Arts eight years ago. Originating from an acting exercise about empathy and discrimination at their performing arts nonprofit, Lachey Arts, labelâ¢less has become popular for its ever-evolving content: The piece changes as the cast changes, with new stories from the actors highlighted in every production cycle. The 90-minute production tack
More Than Just a Gourd: Yayoi Kusama Exhibition Debuts at CAM (opens the original)
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Beginning July 17, Cincinnati Art Museum invites guests to view contemporary Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama’s eclectic genius in its newest immersive exhibition, All the Eternal Love I Have for the Pumpkins. The exhibition notably features Kusama’s acclaimed Infinity Mirror Rooms, where visitors will be greeted by an array of glowing yellow gourds covered in polka dots amidst a backdrop of mirrors. The mirrors transform a perceptual experience, offering a kaleidoscopic illusion of being in an infi
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