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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] Again? You people are retarded. I am originally from Cincinnati and there are 4-5 major museums and plenty of small, storefront art gallery shops. The Cincinnati Art Museum is free and the Contemporary Arts Center is the ONLY major architectural building in the US designed by a woman (Zaha Hadid). The University of Cincinnati has more buildings designed my major architects than any other campus in the entire country. The Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park won the regional Tony a few years ago. We have a ballet, an opera, and a highly-regarded symphony. Findlay Market is like a smaller version of Eastern Market. There is a thriving music and theater scene. It's not DC or NY, but people there don't give a fuck. We have beautiful parks, major Fortune 500 companies, etc etc etc. [b] The restaurant scene is lousy but what are you gonna do?[/b] No place is perfect. I think I've talked myself into moving back. I am sick to fucking death of morons like you.[/quote] Was lousy. It is smaller with fewer choices, but you'd be surprised by what's opened in the last few years. OTR is radically different - still trying to find a DC meal as good as Senate or Local 127.[/quote] Wow - thanks. Didn't know about these places but will check them out when we go back to visit. [/quote]
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