Nestled in the heart of downtown Cincinnati, Idlewild bridges the gap between fashion, art, and lifestyle. Offering a refined yet relaxed atmosphere, the store is cultivated for customers who want the most from their shopping experience. Breaking away from typical luxury retail, Idlewild invites everyone to immerse themselves in a world distinguished by diverse, inclusive, and design-forward clothing and accessories.

 In 2018, Idlewild was reinvented by owners Julie Clark and Jessica Murray, along with store director Tessa Clark. Each an artist in their own right – ceramicist, photographer, and designer – the trio of women wanted to bring a new point of view to Cincinnati, an oft-overlooked gem of the Midwest. They are proud to be part of the movement of women-owned business and focus on making an impact in the local community. Cincinnati is the heart and soul of Idlewild and continues to be a constant source of inspiration.

Tessa was a design contestant on Season 17 of Project Runway on Bravo, where she was touted by celebrity judges as having a great sense of styling and good taste. At Idlewild, you can experience this any day of the week while working with Tessa herself, or her trained team of in-store stylists.

Open everyday!

11am – 7pm

1230 Vine Street

Cincinnati, Ohio 45202

www.idlewildwoman.com

@idlewildotr

 

BRANDS STOCKED

MM6 Margiela

Rachel Comey

Ulla Johnson

Henrik Vibskov

Issey Miyake

Pleats Please

Rodebjer

and Many More

Prominently situated in Smale Riverfront Park adjacent to The Banks, the Moerlein Lager House offers a guest experience unlike any other – riverfront views, a working microbrewery producing a full line of craft brews, signature cocktails, and delectable fare from their chef driven scratch kitchen offering a wide selection of menu items for everyone taste.

The Moerlein Lager House celebrates Cincinnati’s grand brewing heritage, while growing a new generation of craft beer lovers that enjoy the time-tested traditions of matching freshly brewed beer with freshly made food. Since its opening along Cincinnati’s riverfront, the Moerlein Lager House has established itself as America’s World-Class Brewpub featuring outdoor beer gardens, wide inspiring decks, and views of the Ohio River, Smale Riverfront Park, the hills of Kentucky, Great American Ballpark, Paycor Stadium, and the Cincinnati skyline.

Summer Events….

• Acoustic Concert Series in the Moerlein Lager House Beer Garden…..Every Friday and Saturday, 6-9PM at Moerlein Lager House in the beer garden.

• Gold Star Rockin’ The Roebling at Moerlein Lager House….Every Thursday, May 18th thru August 31st.  Weekly Summer Concert Series on the Schmidlapp Event Lawn & Stage at the Moerlein Lager House.

• Father’s Day Weekend Brunch – Bistro Steak and Eggs anyone? June 17th & 18th,  10AM-3PM Reservations Accepted.

Prominently situated in Smale Riverfront Park adjacent to The Banks, the Moerlein Lager House offers a guest experience unlike any other – riverfront views, a working microbrewery producing a full line of craft brews, signature cocktails, and delectable fare from their chef driven scratch kitchen offering a wide selection of menu items for everyone taste.

The Moerlein Lager House celebrates Cincinnati’s grand brewing heritage, while growing a new generation of craft beer lovers that enjoy the time-tested traditions of matching freshly brewed beer with freshly made food. Since its opening along Cincinnati’s riverfront, the Moerlein Lager House has established itself as America’s World-Class Brewpub featuring outdoor beer gardens, wide inspiring decks, and views of the Ohio River, Smale Riverfront Park, the hills of Kentucky, Great American Ballpark, Paycor Stadium, and the Cincinnati skyline.

With freshly brewed Christian Moerlein beer on-site and signature cocktails, you’ll be sure to find the perfect drink to pair with one of their delectable dishes. Moerlein Lager House is the place for craft beer lovers to taste new and interesting brews and enjoy some of Cincinnati’s traditional favorites.

 Weekend Brunch Every Saturday 

and Sunday

The Moerlein Lager House offers Saturday and Sunday weekend brunch from 10am-2pm. Mimosa flights and Bloody Mary’s are a weekend favorite, and they make some of the best. From breakfast burritos, traditional eggs benedict, to chicken and waffles Moerlein Lager House has you covered. Its Moer Stack biscuit and poached eggs with short rib and spicy jalapeño cheese is a house specialty.

There’s also the  Moerlein Lager House Brewery Tour, Brunch and a flight of delicious beers every Saturday at 11am.

Rockin’ the Roebling
Summer Concert Series

Looking for that Summer Concert Series with big-time local bands and a great summer vibe? Check out  Rockin’ the Roebling….the free Thursday Summer Concert Series on the Schmidlapp event lawn & concert stage in Smale Riverfront Park at the Moerlein Lager House, adjacent to Great American Ballpark and The Banks.

Every Thursday starting May 18th thru August 31st from 6pm – 10pm with DJ from 6-7pm and Bands starting at 7pm. Food and beverages are available throughout the venue.

Art Beyond Boundaries Gallery will showcase our upcoming summer theme exhibition, ‘SUMMER LOVE: HEART STRINGS.’ ABB will display a variety of paintings, sculptures, photography, and other media by talented, local, and regional artists with disabilities. Opening reception will be Saturday, May 6, 2023, 5 pm – 7 pm. Wine & Hor’dourves will be served.

Art Beyond Boundaries provides a professional, mainstream fine arts exhibition venue for artists with disabilities, located at 1410 Main Street in the historic Over-the-Rhine arts district. With your support, we can continue providing a gallery, workshops, programs, and services for our artists and people with disabilities. For more information, “friend” or “follow” the gallery on Facebook, Instagram, and/or contact the gallery.

A new exhibition at the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center is illuminating the often-overlooked history of the multicultural movement to confront poverty that redefined social justice and activism in America. Solidarity Now! 1968 Poor People’s Campaign, organized by the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service (SITES) and the National Museum of African American History and Culture, opens March 30 at the Freedom Center. 

In the 1960s, the United States emerged as a global model of wealth and democracy, an estimated 25 million Americans lived in poverty – nearly 13% of the population. From the elderly and underemployed to children and persons with disabilities, poverty affected people of every race, age and religion. In response, the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, led by the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and Rev. Ralph Abernathy, organized the Poor People’s Campaign as a national human rights crusade. Solidarity Now! features photographs, oral histories with campaign participants and organizers and an array of protest signs, political buttons and audio field recordings collected during the campaign.

“The civil rights movement of Dr. King is often thought of as a movement about race, but it was more. It was a movement about equity, about freedom – including freedom from hunger and want – for all people,” said Woodrow Keown, Jr. president and COO of the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center. “We’re proud to present Solidarity Now! to our community so we can show that equity was never about just some of us, but about all of us.”

Solidarity Now! explores the significance of the tactics and impact of the 1968 Poor People’s Campaign that drew thousands of people to build a protest community on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. For nearly six weeks they inhabited “a city of hope” on 15 acres between the Washington Monument and the Lincoln Memorial to call the nation’s attention to the crippling effects of poverty for millions of Americans. The protest site was called Resurrection City. Through a 3D map of Resurrection City, guests to Solidarity Now! can examine the planned spaces for housing, a cultural center, city hall, theater stage and essential services, including facilities for food and dining, sanitation, communications, education, medical and dental care and childcare.

Cincinnati Museum Center (CMC) is hosting the world premiere of the new exhibition clicked to life by the creativity and talent of Ryan “Brickman” McNaught, star of LEGO® Masters Australia. The exhibition is now open.

Featuring more than 150 custom-built LEGO® models, Bricktionary is filled with the most mind-boggling creations. From leaping orcas that tower overhead to Saturn V rockets that stretch from floor to ceiling, the exhibition pushes the limits of what’s possible with LEGO® bricks. 

“We’re excited to host the world premiere of this incredible exhibition that showcases not just what’s possible with LEGO®, but that anything is possible with LEGO®,” said Elizabeth Pierce, president and CEO of Cincinnati Museum Center. “Through the mastery of The Brickman and his team, Bricktionary demonstrates the endless versatility, ageless allure and STEM applications of LEGO®; anything is possible by anyone when you’re building with LEGO® bricks.”

Bricktionary is more than a stunning gallery of masterpieces by the southern hemisphere’s only LEGO® Certified Professional; Bricktionary is about you! If you can dream it, you can build it. The exhibition encourages amateur and expert builders alike to get involved through interactive build zones. In Bricktionary: The ultimate LEGO® A-Z, LEGO® becomes the building bricks of imagination.

Build a LEGO® brick model to survive an earthquake and test it against the Bricktionary earthquake machine. How long can your build last? You can also help build a giant LEGO® mosaic or a spaceship to take us to Mars. You can even build animals to add to the giant LEGO® brick garden.

A fun-filled journey for families, kids and adults, Bricktionary: The ultimate LEGO® A-Z is now open for a limited time at Cincinnati Museum Center. Tickets and additional information are available at cincymuseum.org/bricktionary.