BLINK not the only draw in Cincinnati
While in town for BLINK, travel blog Cool Hunting uncovered a myriad of other can't-miss options in town, including Cincinnati's many museums and great food and drink.
This October brought BLINK to the Queen City, a free, walkable, light and art festival that spanned from The Banks to Findlay Market and included 60 large-scale installations and projections. Over one million people attended, putting it on the radar of people all over the region, and the country.
While in town for BLINK, travel blog Cool Hunting uncovered a myriad of other can’t-miss options in town, including the 21c, Findlay Market, the Contemporary Arts Center, the Cincinnati Arts Museum, the Lucky Cat Museum, Taft’s Ale House, brewery tours in Over-the-Rhine, the American Sign Museum, Rhinegeist’s new restaurant, Music Hall and drinks at Sundry and Vice.
Click here to read more about Cool Hunting’s four days of Cincinnati discovery.
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