Thinking about Cincinnati movies might conjure up memories of Rain Man or Seabiscuit—both had at least some of their scenes shot here. Classic movies like these flicker onto the screen at Clifton’s Esquire Theatre, one of few remaining Cincinnati attractions in operation since 1911. The cinema shows old movies as well as independent features, which makes it a favorite destination for things to do in Cincinnati. Another historic movie house lies just over the river in Covington. Although it was a destination for film when it opened in 1912, Madison Theater now hosts concerts with today’s top bands. The region also has modern ties to cinema. The Cincinnati Film Festival is one of the city's busiest events, bringing approximately 100 films into the city each fall.
See thrilling blockbusters just after their release dates in modern, well-equipped theaters
Tonks Talent Network provides models, actors, singers & dancers with additional exposure through social media & photo profiles.
See new releases and independent films at one of three movie theaters, including the century-old Esquire
Movie goers can enjoy this luxury cinema with a selection of first run & independent films, & an Executive Chef menu served at their seat.
Virtual circus show featuring talented performers tells a story of a girl on a quest to find the butterfly that will usher in spring
Musical theatre lovers can delight in a streaming of Jane Austen’s classic stories re-imagined by Broadway’s-famous Paul Gordon
Professional and experienced artist, specialized in portraiture, organizes and leads art classes for participants of all skill levels
Visitors can come to see the museum which preserves over 10,000 law enforcement artifacts and archives
Gamers can play popular esports games like Minecraft, Tekken, SMASH Ultimate, & Fortnite on PC, Nintendo Switch, Xbox 360, & Playstation 4.
Historical firehouse-turned-museum hosts array of 19th-century firefighting artifacts & exhibits on fire safety