We had so much fun. The seating is comfy and the show was great. They have a small concession stand…read moreopen during intermission but you can also bring in a Dora drink with you or grab one at intermission at the wine bar across the street. Would absolutely come back to see a show here.

I would'nt recommend supporting this establishment. They very recently had a Covid-19 Outbreak…read more When they found out about the first person that got it they didn't tell the others. So it spread to a lot of the other people that are involved. It's really pathetic that someone made this decision to put other peoples lives at risk. They didn't follow CDC guidlines or have the building professionally cleaned.

My son and I had a great time with Cooner.. he was knowledgeable and gave a great tour. Highly…read morerecommended.

My fiancé and I decided to check this out since it focuses on haunted places in our area and we…read morewere not at all disappointed! This was a great tour that was full of history and theatricality- we will definitely be recommending this to family and friends. It's perfect for people who are enthusiasts of haunted things or are just looking to get to know the neighborhood!

Working with Laurel Court has been such a positive experience for my business and clients…read more The grounds & estate architecture is simply exquisite and Judy truly goes above and beyond to serve her couples throughout the planning process and on the day of the event! Natalie Rice Owner & Lead Planner Natalia's Event Planning

Wow.... How have I never heard of this place? Gorgeous grounds, amazing architecture, you'll feel…read morelike you are in Europe or at least anywhere other than Cincinnati. Marble everywhere, gold leaf, gilded pianos, African wood paneled walls... This place oozes suave and sophistication like the Dos Equis fellow. Every nook and cranny of this place is well maintained and will be perfect for whatever event you attend. The staff are very easy to work with and I've since heard this echoed by others that have used this location formerly owned by the Archdiocese of Cincinnati, Donald "Buddy" Larosa, and most recently the Moyer family who are the current caretakers. Another fun fact, this is the highest point in Hamilton County. Enough history! According to their website they offer tours, but I am not sure as their calendar did not seem to be current. So give them a call and see what is available http://www.laurelcourt.com/contact.html

Fun and unique family-friendly show. And did I mention it was free?…read more Just saw this group perform yesterday night. The show included a Danish circus troupe, improv comedy show, and human circus stunts paired with a death metal band. Definitely a more unique offering. Concessions offered a limited but much appreciated selection of bottled beers. Circus Mojo offers classes and volunteers at Children's Hospital. I hope to see this group again soon.

Circus Mojo is a fun circus troupe that allows its customers to experience the thrill of walking…read morethe tightrope, juggling, plate-spinning, aerial silks and rolling around in the German wheel. The staff was helpful in instructing my friends and I and were just as friendly, kind and considerate. The owner was extremely likable and gave us the history of how he started the school. Circus Mojo is a coop that gives back to the community by helping troubled youth. They also sell a small selection of beer to help fund their activities and occasionally put on performances for live audiences. This was a fun workout and was cool to learn how to do some of the things that seem unimaginable. This is a great way to spend a birthday or participate in a team-building activity. Waivers are required so participants need to be over sixteen or eighteen years of age. Kids would still enjoy this as they would be able to watch from afar.

The Whodunit Players performed at our office holiday party. Bud was a joy to work with, very…read moreaccommodating, a great sense of humor, and worked within our budget. They performed "Santa's Slay.....Oops, Sleigh". The comments I got on Monday morning ran from, "Wow, that was a great holiday party", "We had a wonderful time", to...."This was the best holiday party we've been to". Jim did an awesome job in keeping the entertainment moving and would definitely use them again.

Amazing little theatre, my partner and I assisted to The complete works of Jane Austen (Abridged)…read moreand what a performance! We were not expecting this funny, witty and immersive experience! The three actors have made a superb performance making it really memorable! The theatre ushers were so cordial and attentive, a space to be definitely visited! 10 out of 10, will come back for sure.

First time here. Loved it. Modern space well designed. We saw The Complete Works of Jane Austen…read moreAbridged last night. It was creative, very entertaining and surprisingly very funny. There were literally 3 actors performing the entire production.

So this company has been around for a couple of years and how did I not know about this?! I saw it…read moreon Instagram and it looked fun and laid back. I mentioned it to my friends and it was a go for them. We bought our tickets online. Very reasonable in pricing. They are limited to showings on Friday and Saturday only. Make sure to check the schedule and buy right away because they sell out quick. Rules are you are not allowed to bring food or booze. You can bring bottled water as long as it's sealed. They do have food trucks, beer/wine/seltzers, bathrooms, DJ's and parking garage. Feel free to bring blankets or foldout chairs. It's located in Covington waterfront and what a nice view of downtown Cincinnati. We went to see The Shining. What perfect weather! During the fall is the best time to go. Although they do open early spring and runs all the way to October. The screen is perfect size and the quality of the sound is pretty good. They do have season passes (30 minutes early access in) and general admission opens at 7:00 pm. What a great experience. I would definitely do this again! My friends and I had a blast!

My lady told me about this company and that they do outdoor movies right by the Ohio River and I…read morewas instantly interested. Then she told me they were playing The Shining, a true classic movie, and I wanted to go. We went with a couple good friends and we all really enjoyed the experience. Their set up on the Covington waterfront was really nice. It's on some concrete step but they recommend you bring chairs or a blanket to sit on. They also gave food trucks and a station for adult libations and non-alcoholic beverages. It's 21 and older only so you'll have to leave the kids at home. Visit their website to see what movies are coming up soon and check early because shows tend to sell out fast. Tickets tend to be a out $16 a piece. To me, this was a better experience than most of my experiences at traditional movie theaters, so I could see going back again for another show. I could imagine it being outrageously fun if they decided to play A Rocky Horror Picture Show.

Murmur is a new space for artists, musicians, dancers, writers, and thinkers! A local group of…read moreartists took over an old building on Beekman and have transformed it into a booming center for creation! The center is the host to many art installations, musical performances, and they have aligned with many local non-profits to expand their programming. Most of the events are performances by local bands. Coming up is an event with the Peaslee Center String Program. They are a local non-profit in Over the Rhine that is working to increase interest in string instruments in the city's youth and provide lessons and encouragement. Go check it out!

Murmur is not something someone does when they don't want to share what they horrible thing they…read morehave just done. No, it's a new art collective in Cincinnati that is trying to think outside the box. Hosting all kinds of different art installations, Murmur is located on the second story of what would look like an abandoned factory. That is also not true, in fact, bean sprouts are grown on the first level, strangely enough. Not only does Murmur host art installations but they also have poetry readings and local and national music acts regularly. The sound isn't the best, as the PA is very bare bones but it provides a great backdrop for live music. Rumor has it Murmur is having to relocate but there isn't any news currently of exactly where. Regardless the idea of Murmur is living and breathing, physical address or not. For now, it's still trucking along.