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This cultural scene in Cincinnati today is a big part of the merger of Italian and German influences, with many immigrants bringing events and beliefs with them from the late 19th century.
Many annual festivals, concerts and sporting events attract thousands to the city each year, organized by places such as inside US Bank Arena, Cincinnati Gardens, Duke Energy Convention Center, Fifth Third Arena of University, the Palace Theater and the Taft Theater, among others.
Founded in 2004 and based in the district Over-the-Rhine, popular Cincy Fringe Festival City has become the largest of its kind in Ohio and lasts a little less than two weeks, be a celebration of visual art , music, comedy and theater also at this time of year is the popular taste of Cincinnati, where fine food and wine go hand in hand with live music, attracting crowds of more than 500,000 people.
KOI Auto Parts Cavalcade of Customs - mid-January, based at the Duke Energy Convention Center, and with all kinds of hotrods, dragsters, custom trucks and monster trucks.
Cincy Winter Beerfest - mid-February, lasting one week, with more than 300 different beers to sample drawing over 10,000 visitors Beerfest takes place at the Duke Energy Convention Center and includes live music, Meet the Brewer nights and brewing themed dinners.
International Wine Festival - early March, a fairyland of different wines from around the world, with dinners of the cellar, a sales charity auction and a special tasting room The wine festival is based at the Duke Energy Convention Center on Elm Street.
St. Patrick's Day - mid-March, the second largest parade of its kind in the country, attracting residents of Ohio and Northern Kentucky This Irish themed parade was held in mid-1960 and starts at noon head along second Street, Main Street, Fifth Street and Elm Street.
Cincinnati Reds Opening Day - is the day when the whole town is adorned with red baseball caps.
May Festival - mid-May, the choral orchestral event and longest in the country, which took place over two consecutive weekends and offering world-renowned opera singers, and the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and the Boys Choir Cincinnati.
Cincy Fringe Festival - late May to early June, with theater performances, film screenings and comedy concerts galore from the day after Memorial Day.
Taste of Cincinnati - Memorial Day weekend, which took place in the middle of the city center since 1979 and featuring live music and 50 most talented chefs in the city, cook up a storm for thousands of eager tasters.
Panegyri Greek Festival - mid-June, held at the Holy Trinity St. Nicolas Greek Orthodox Church and authentic Greek cuisine, art exhibitions and various cultural activities.
Babies Zoo - popular among children, Cincinnati Zoo brings its young on the display.
Cincinnati Pride Alive festival - a gay-themed event three days, attracting in the region of 50,000 people.
Independence Day - July 4, party and endless entertainment.
Coors Lite Jazz Festival - mid-July, the largest jazz and blues festival in the country, with all the big names and legends.
Great Festival of the inland sea - held at Sawyer Point Park and with a bewildering array of delicious seafood, as well as evening entertainment.
Region Midwest Black Family Reunion - late August, a celebration of African American culture with concerts, stands and educational exhibits.
Cincy Blues Fest - mid-August, based next to the Ohio River, founded in 1992 and now the largest volunteer Blues Festival America in the existence of three or four floors are erected at Sawyer Point Park, with each offering themed performance, as Boogie Woogie Stage Piano arches three-day VIP tickets are available for the entire event.
Senior PGA Championship Tour - late August, held at the golf center of Kings Island, where legends of the game converge to compete for nearly a million dollars in price.
Riverfest - weekend through Labor Day, a perennial favorite to celebrate the end of summer with fireworks and nationally recognized musicians and artists do their thing in front of half a million people lining the two sides of the Ohio river.
Oktoberfest - mid-September, six blocks from the neighborhood of the city center is transformed into a German village with over 50 food vendors selling grilled sausages and cutlets There are also plenty of live entertainment and lots of beer.
Cincinnati Film Festival - September October, based in Emery Theater and Cultural Arts Center Clifton, with many projections from many different countries.
MidPoint Music Festival MPMF - late September, staged in locations in the neighborhood Over-the-Rhine, where the idea was born in 2002.
Cincinnati Flower and Farm Fest - early October, a popular tradition held annually at Coney Island and floral displays, interactive exhibits, rides and market stalls.
PNC Festival of Lights - late November to December, a total of two million colorful lights decorate Cincinnati Zoo, attracting crowds Visitors can expect puppets, themed shows, train rides and a light show, next to Swan Lake.
New Year's Eve - December 31 festivities take place throughout the city, including the parties and fireworks at midnight.
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