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Cincinnati Food Tours
Referral from
Mar 20, 2018
Brenda R.:
I have old high school friends coming to visit next week. I have no idea where to take them.....i need suggestions on fun places to go...
Amy I.:
Oh and Findlay market does tours. Food tours to restaurants around that area, too. The tours are run out of one of the stores there -... American Sign Museum
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- 1330 Monmouth Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45225, USA Cincinnati, OH 45225
- Closed ⋅ Opens at 10:00AM
Referral from
Jul 26, 2018
TheRealMandelbrotSet:
What are some lesser known places to explore in Cincinnati/NKY? I'm a photographer and I've been getting to know my city a little better...
GoodOldDC:
I love the [American Sign Museum](https://www.americansignmuseum.org/) If you don't mind a bit of a drive, I know a couple of birders at... Toy Laboratory
Referral from
Jul 29, 2013
Daneale W.:
the weather this week is absolutely beautiful! So, I am trying to find some day trips for this week. But I need help! Lived here my...
Teresa G.:
http://www.happeninc.com/about-us
Referral from July 29, 2013
Daneale W. asked:
the weather this week is absolutely beautiful! So, I am trying to find some day trips for this week. But I need help! Lived here my whole life and have no idea where...
Amy C. replied:
Trammel Fossil Park in Sharonville is fun. http://www.sharonville.org/fossilpark.aspx
Amy C. replied:
How about early Saturday morning blueberry picking at Rouster's? This is my favorite summer activity. You have to read Blueberries for Sal before you go though. :-) https://sites.google.com/site/roustersapplehouse/berry-news
Referral from May 12, 2020
egonSchiele asked:
Source for high quality frames? I've been looking for solid wood (walnut or oak ideally) frames for my work. Ideally with museum quality non-reflective glass too. I...
rustall replied:
I have purchased some from here ([https://www.frameusa.com](https://www.frameusa.com/metal-frames)) thought they were well priced and good quality.
TheBlueCoyote replied:
If you don't want to pay for custom framing you have to paint standard sized canvases.
prpslydistracted replied:
I would frame everything I could with custom frames. At my price point I need custom frames. My gallery does custom framing; there simply is no substitute. The look of stock frames is obvious and reduces the overall perception of quality. If you're doing budget artwork consider Goodwill or thrift shops. I've picked up some great quality frames I was able to combine with drawings and smaller paintings. The search is tiresome but does provide bargains. You need to figure out when they accept donations and be there regularly. Of equal importance is custom mats for drawing; huge difference in the perception of quality.
Lucyloves replied:
I go on shopping binges at Goodwill and thrift shops. I find quite a few all wood high quality frames. Just stop the old painting out. 5.99 last month for. 24 x36 frame that had a gold inner liner and wood exterior. Edit. I then just spend the money saved on museum glass at Michaels or Hobby Lobby.
Referral from January 13, 2014
Susan G. asked:
ok local foodie friends. I am putting together several "Artventures" (group tours of great art and history stuff) this year and need some great suggestions for places...
Malinda H. replied:
cincinnati food tours with Daisy Mae's Market Barb Cooper
Malinda H. replied:
http://www.cincinnatifoodtours.com/cincinnatifoodtours2013/About_the_Tours.html
Referral from November 4, 2013
Susan M. asked:
looking for a fun local adventure. I recommend the Matisse exhibit at the Indianapolis Museum of Art. The whole museum is great too
Referral from November 9, 2013
Michelle R. asked:
Highly recommend the City Museum in St. Louis, that had to be one of the neatest experiences ever!!
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