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Often lumped in with Clifton where UC resides to the west, Corryville has its own special mix of residential and retail built along a business district that runs the length of Short Vine. Home to music fan favorites like Bogart's live concert hall and Mike's Music's collection of vintage guitars; the Public Library's branch is in the handsomely renovated Carnegie building, and UC's Niehoff Urban Studio is headquartered in a turn of the century dance hall across the street. Mecklenburg Gardens, where German food is as authentic as it gets, is a great space to grab a beer while the Highland Coffee House has been serving java to students and professors for over two decades.
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Unleashing Uptown's Inner Dynamo
Jonathan DeHart
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
A team of developers, city officials and UC administrators have big things in mind for Uptown. This week in Soapbox, key members of this visionary group speak to the motivations, aspirations and potential payoffs for the mega-development they are spearheading.
Divine Inspiration: New Uses for Old Churches
Sean Rhiney
Tuesday, March 01, 2011
A recording studio, boutique hotel, and arts center are just some of the innovative approaches Cincinnatians are taking to preserve and reimagine our historic houses of worship.
Soapbox Speaker Series: Patrons of Urbanism
Soapbox
Tuesday, December 07, 2010
Our first Soapbox Speaker Series of the new year is this Wednesday. There's still time to register!
Soapbox Speaker Series: Urban Pioneers
Soapbox
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Come meet some of the pioneers who have reinvigorated Cincinnati's past and are working hard on its future by reviving vital, urban neighborhoods at the Soapbox Speaker Series.
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