Showed up to Green Acres Farm ready to support local business and maybe grab a tomato or two…read more Instead, we got treated like we were trying to rob the place. We accidentally walked into an area with zero signs, no fences, and absolutely no indication that it was off-limits--unless they expect guests to be psychic. Cue the staff coming at us like we were trespassing on sacred land. Rude, confrontational, and totally uncalled for. We hadn't even made it to the market yet, but after that lovely welcome, we turned right back around and bought nothing. If you're into surprise attitude and awkward standoffs instead of produce, this place is for you. Otherwise, steer clear--plenty of other farms around that don't treat potential customers like criminals for walking on grass.

I have been to Greenacres Farm Store a couple times since being introduced by a friend. It is…read morerefreshing to see meat and produce that is locally sourced and methods like grassfed and free range are used for the products. Fun to shop in a place other than a supermarket.

I came here for a presentation of Clue: the Musical. It was a fitting venue for the show and was my…read morefirst chance to see this historic property firsthand. It's certainly a stunning property a lot of history behind it and from what it looks like typically it's a venue for weddings. I had never heard of this property before despite being a Cincinnati native. I would imagine this would be a stunning venue for a wedding. Hopefully they have other events for the public: this was a very neat opportunity to see a musical and to get to visit the historic house and grounds.

ABSOLUTELY CHARMING! Peterloon made all of my wedding dreams come true. My first attraction to this…read morevenue was the fact that you could have every wedding event in one spot - ceremony, cocktails, and dinner. Upon visiting Peterloon we were in love -- the charm is unmatched. We had our ceremony in the sunken garden, cocktails inside/outside, and a tented reception. The following really made the day spectacular: - Jamie and the Peterloon staff went above and beyond to meet any needs we could have. - After a rainy week the grass drained really well and pavers were perfect for the reception. - The air conditioned bridal suite - Ability to use baby grand piano - Fans in house - NO CICADAS SOMEHOW! - Working with Samantha Joy Events - she knows everything there is to know about Peterloon! Despite being a 90 degree day, guests were mostly in the shade for the ceremony and could cool off in the house all night long. If you have any hesitations - I truly think a rainy wedding at Peterloon would still beat a good weather day at any other venue! Thank you for everything, Peterloon staff! Photos: Megan Noll Photography - the best in the biz!

I rented the schoolhouse for my wedding, and it's the PERFECT venue for a small wedding. We had…read moreabout 30 guests, and there was room for all of us to sit with spare room for dancing. The kitchen is a good size for catering, and the scenery outside is gorgeous. The rate was AMAZING compared to most venues in the area. I definitely recommend checking it out!

From the owner: From its distinctive 1873 architecture to the charm of its interior, the Little Red Schoolhouse…read moreoffers a unique & memorable setting for any event - parties, weddings, corporate events, and more! The tree shaded lawn is perfect for outdoor ceremonies and tents, too. Bring your own refreshments or select a caterer of your choice.

I worked with the folks at the Marmalade Lily to plan my proposal for my now fiancée and I could…read morenot be happier with everything! From the first phone call to set up a tour to the moment I stepped on the grounds with my fiancée, I was treated with the utmost respect and most incredible customer service I could have ever expected. Working with Laura, Carla, Claire, Baylee, and Elizabeth (HUGE shoutout to all) made everything so seamless and stress free. They set up the barn with beautiful florals to make my surprise proposal one my fiancée and I will never forget. The grounds were beautiful in March and I can only imagine what they look like with everything in full bloom. Thank you so much to the amazing team at the Marmalade Lily. I would highly recommend!

Attended their girls night out event and LOVED IT!!! SO...MUCH...FUN!!!!…read more They had so many awesome vendors riddled throughout the grounds, lovely array of flowers to choose from, delicious and beautiful mocktails and a fun mini workshop on flower arranging. The whole evening was set up so well and everything was so beautiful! I look forward to attending more of their events in the future!

This is an ok spot, but it has more of an antique vibe versus a general store. It use to be the…read morecompound's original horse barn. It has 2 levels. They carry a lot of antiques or classic items, and some candy. They do not have any toys or souvenirs. The guy that was working there was very friendly. You will find a few chairs on the porch to sit. The store does have some goats in a fenced area right next to it. You can buy some goat food from the store and feed them. It is pretty cheap at about $.25. Even though my littles did not let me leave there without buying any candy. The only thing that I found interesting was goat farm for a brief stop. I could have probably did without the store itself. Fun fact: The Little Miami Scenic Trail, the 3rd longest paved trail in the US, runs behind the store. The trail is 78.1 miles long and runs mostly along the banks of the Little Miami River. They offer parking to access the trail from here (mile 48.5 of the trail)

Fun little tour by a knowledgeable guide. Historical house in Milford…read more They are only open for a few hours the 1st, 3rd and 5th Sundays of the month but worth a visit. $8 a person. It's always nice to see a group working on saving bits of local history.

Totally not what I was expecting!! I had been invited to…read more"High Tea" and didn't realize it was at one of Milford's Historical Homes! This was such a delight to walk into a Victorian home where the dining area we were sitting in was decked out and I felt like I had walked into a scene of "Downton Abbey." The tea was delicious! All the food was beautifully presented (Unfortunately for those who are gluten and dairy free, make sure you eat beforehand, none of the options cater to those limitations, however they did have fruit kabobs!). The tour of the home was a fun exploration and our tour guide was very informative of the time period and the residents of the home back in the 1800's.

I attended a seminar and luncheon here today. Ample parking is adjacent, and accessible if one is…read moredisabled. The building is a little difficult to locate but once here, it's an extremely remarkable facility. Everything is new and beautifully finished. The kitchen is so well furnished and catering is available... the food was delicious. This is a perfect facility for so many smaller gatherings/events.

Had my son's rehearsal dinner here. Everyone was stunned on how beautiful the place was. The owner…read moreCurt is great to work with. Like how u can bring your own drinks in. Highly recommend this place!

Recently worked as a photographer for a wedding and this has been my first time at this venue…read more The venue itself is incredible and the attention to detail throughout the entire place is amazing. Would recommend for any event. The staff was absolutely incredible and extremely accommodating, courteous as well as super helpful. Great experience!

The first thing we knew we wanted out of a venue was a small size - we didn't want more than 60…read morepeople in attendance. We picked this location initially with the guest count being are only criteria, but we were almost immediately surprised by so much more. The view, the gorgeous interiors, and the rich history were all things that finally led us to choose this as our venue for our wedding. But, above all else, was the venue owner - Roger Swonger. He went above and beyond to make our day as special as it possibly could be, and with his help, our wedding day went absolutely perfect. With just one planning session, and a couple of tours, Roger was able to guide us through the perfect day. He communicated well with all of the vendors, was able to provide an amazing wait staff, and bartender, and even thought of the small details - placing some flowers on our small wedding cake, putting a pen by the guest book, etc. Most importantly to us, as a now husband and husband duo, was finding a venue that was accepting. This was Roger to a tee - not only did he treat us with kindness, he guided us towards other LGBTQ+ friendly vendors as well. With his support and guidance, we had a wedding that completely surpassed our exceptions of what a wedding could ever look like in an area like Kentucky. I don't think there is any universe where we could have had a better wedding, and this is all thanks to Roger, and all thanks to having our wedding ceremony at Wiedemann Hill Mansion.

I cannot speak highly enough of this gorgeous old home. I was built by The Wiedemann family which…read moreis known for the beer empire. The mansion was decked out in full Christmas and there was ample parking. You get out of your car and the view just stops you it is so beautiful. The whole staff was so sweet during the whole wedding and I was impressed how pretty much everything came with the venue. The food from Vanderman's (SP?) was so incredibly tasty. Also loved that they had porch heaters and blankets so you could still enjoy the view and be warm. The place is perfect for a 60 person wedding and really not crowded at all.

This place is such a gem. It has something here for everyone…read more The trails are beautiful and range from easy to more moderate, so whether you want a relaxing walk or a bit of a challenge, you can find it here. It is one of those places that reminds you not to underestimate Ohio's natural beauty. There are hiking challenges too you can sign up for prizes. There is a really cute nature themed playground that is perfect for kids. This place also makes an amazing venue for events. You can rent spaces for parties or weddings, which is my dream venue. The welcome center is one of my favorite parts. They have live animals that are very well cared for, including rehabilitated raptors, which is so cool to see up close. There is also a large gift shop, a cozy lounging area, and coffee from Coffee Emporium available to buy. It is a great place to relax and take everything in, especially if you enjoy birdwatching. They also host seasonal events, and their Christmas lights event is one of my favorites. It really brings the whole place to life in a special way. The staff here are consistently kind, welcoming, and genuinely happy to talk with you. They are always willing to answer questions and make the experience even better. Overall, this is such a peaceful, educational, and well maintained place. Definitely somewhere you can keep coming back to and still enjoy every time.

We enjoy going to Cincinnati Nature Center's "Light in the Forest" every holiday season. Getting…read moreoutside and taking a walk on a chilly evening is a nice departure from all the indoor events we go to this season of the year. It's a well-lit, easy one mile walk through the woods. There are stops along the way: several bonfires, a gift shop, live music, interactive light displays, and a historic home you can walk through. It's $20 per adult and $8 per child, with a small savings for members. We'd love to go back during the summer months, perhaps for another one of their many events.