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Pleasant Ridge / Kennedy Heights

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With a combination of niche shops and restaurants as well as strong community roots and a solid housing stock, Pleasant Ridge has come into its own over the past few years as more and more people realize the benefits this diverse gem of a neighborhood can provide. A burgeoning arts district is taking hold with collaboration from neighboring communities and recent business and education development projects, including the first LEED certified Cincinnati Public School, have provided a renewed sense of excitement along these quiet tree-lined streets.

Pleasant Ridge / Kennedy Heights Features

Word play

Local spoken word poets aren't trying to be famous. They just want to open your ears and possibly your minds.

State of the arts

Steel drums and sculpture. Photography and modern dance. With passionate, eclectic leaders and a host of talented supporters, Cincinnati's local community arts centers deliver an array of classes and concerts designed to bring neighbors together. Soapbox tours a few of our region’s growing, vibrant cultural gathering spots.

Soapbox offers 'arts lessons' Tues., Aug. 30

Sign up today for the next Soapbox Speaker Series event, an engaging discussion about community arts centers as catalysts for creativity.  When: Tuesday, Aug. 30, 5:30-7:30 p.m.  Where: Niehoff Urban Studio  


Hot wax: Crate-digging culture in Cincinnati

For record collectors, aka crate-diggers, rare is in the eye of the beholder. Local vinyl vendors supply an endless stream of music for locals and out-of-town customers who stop in Cincinnati in search of buried, or in this case, dust-covered, treasure. For devotees, records carry tangible, distinctive personalities. An old price tag still glued to the shrink-wrap reveals where the record originated; the cover art on the jacket tells its own story. At Another Part of the Forest in Over-the-Rhine, Mike Markiewicz carries a little bit of everything, from King Records' classics to soundtracks from Sesame Street. This week, Soapbox takes a spin.

With A Little Help From Their Friends, Emanu Gets By

Everyone has a favorite neighborhood dining spot. But what would you do to keep yours from closing? Learn how some regulars and a neighborhood development group partnered with Emanu owner Sam Yhdego and city council to keep his family's restaurant alive and well in Pleasant Ridge.
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