Culture in Cincinnati

Cincinnati is a great place to immerse yourself in history, art and culture, and the best way to do it is with a charter bus, coach bus, party bus, mini bus, passenger coaches or school bus hired from Bus Rentals Cincinnati. 
First on the list is the Cincinnati Art Museum. Holding a collection of over 60,000 artifacts spanning 6,000 years, the Cincinnati Art Museum is ranked alongside the Museum of Modern Art in New York as one of the best museums in the United States. Open six days a week, the Museum aims to make Cincinnati’s most treasured cultural asset available to everyone.
If you have ever harbored a childhood dream to be a firefighter, make it a point to visit the Cincinnati Fire Museum. The museum highlights the history and technology of firefighting, as well as promoting fire safety. Based in a former Fire House, the museum holds some unique artifacts that date back to the beginning of firefighting in Cincinnati.
The Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden is the second oldest zoo in America. Open daily, the zoo is considered to be one of the most important animal conservation centers worldwide due to its success in breeding wild animals in captivity. New exhibits such as Cat Canyon, Night Hunters and the Spaulding Children’s Zoo provide a fun filled and educational experience about the importance of animal conservation.
Stop by the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center for an eye opening view into the history of slavery. Billing itself as a museum of conscience, the museum challenges visitors to study the meaning of freedom in their own lives as they walk through the exhibits. The location of the center in Cincinnati is in homage of the the role the city played in the Underground Railroad, when thousands of escaped slaves crossed the Ohio River seeking freedom.
A visit to the Taft Museum of Art is called for if you enjoy both modern and classical art in a more intimate setting. Beginning with a collection bequeathed by the Taft family to the people of Cincinnati in 1927, the Taft Museum today is rated one of the finest small art museums in America. The collection includes European and American Masters, Chinese porcelain and and European decorative arts. 
The small sampling of the cultural delights that Cincinnati is readily accessible to you with the various size and types of buses available for hire from Bus Rentals Cincinnati allowing you and your group to travel in safety and style while visiting the various Art Centers, historical buildings and museums in Cincinnati.

See, Eat, Drink, Be Alive – Bus Rental Cincinnati Brings You The Best Of Cincinnati

Welcome to Cincinnati, a city that is vibrant, alive and growing! A well-timed visit to Cincinnati will always leave our customers wanting for more. Take, for instance, Samantha, Bus Rental Cincinnati regular customer who came here with little expectations, for a business trip. Once she got home, she started planning her second trip to Cincinnati.

'The trip was awesome. Frankly speaking, I wasn't excited at all to visit Cincinnati but my office had my trip and hotel all booked up. There was no way of getting out. In fact, I was tempted to call Bus Rental Cincinnati to cancel the trip myself! But I have to say that I am now absolutely, irrefutably, unconditionally in love with the city,' Samantha shared with us.

Cincinnati is known and loved for its historical architecture. As the bus takes you to your destination, take a look out of the window. Architecture from all era, heritage and neighborhood will leave you breathless. Some parts of the city reminds you of the trendy New York city while others makes you think that you are right smack in the middle of Vienna! Feast your eyes and sense on the sights and sound without having to drive when you make use of our bus rental.

Cincinnati events – There are plenty of events and festivals to attend all year round so, before you book your trip, you encourage you to perform a simple search on the internet to find out more about what you can do here. Bus Rental Cincinnati would love to assist you by giving you some ideas about the events.

The Cincinnati Reds Parade day is a must – so much color, sound, people, languages, cuisine and laughter is to be had. If you have never heard of Oktoberfest, then you are in for the feast of your life. It is a German heritage that is not only celebrated over here in Cincinnati but in many other parts of the world and country. Ever since 1962, the Taste of Cincinnati has been giving locals, tourists and holiday merry-makers the time of their lives. Some of them are Bus Rental Cincinnati customers because driving there on their own and waiting for a parking spot simply did not make any sense when the event is of this size.

The MidPoint Music Festival is also a well known event that many people go to with bus rental. Cincinnati, as you can see, is so amazing vivacious in every way. Give Bus Rental Cincinnati a call right now to find out how you can save money, eliminate the headache of traveling and have the time of your life in Cincinnati.

MidPoint Music Festival in Cincinnati

Once upon a time, Cincinnati used to be well known for a fictional radio station called WKRP that dished out comedy, misadventures and running gags more than the music they played. Today however, music is one of the best things about Cincinnati and Bus Rentals Cincinnati is your perfect travelling partner while here.

Launched in September 2002, the MidPoint Music Festival is held annually at the city's downtown and historic Over-the-Rhine entertainment district. Now in it’s 11th year, this year’s festival will take place from Thursday, September 27 to Saturday, September 29 2012.

Unlike other music festivals where there is only one main stage the musical acts will be hosted on multiple stages, all within a walking distance of each other and attendees are encouraged to explore and discover the different musical acts. You can do this even more effortlessly when you rent a party bus or charter bus from Bus Rentals Cincinnati.

Temporary bike racks will also be located in front of several MidPoint venues will encourage even more exploration. After that, relax in the charter bus, party bus or mini bus rentals.

The VIP EXPERIENCE Presented by CVG costs $169 while all music access tickets cost $69 (Advance) and $79 day of event.

Tickets for Washington Park acts headlining the stage at Washington Park only, excluding all other festival venues are for Thursday, Andrew Bird, Here We Go Magic, Pomegranates, Bonesetters: $25 advance; $27 at the gate; for Friday: Grizzly Bear, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, James Wallace & the Naked Light, You You're Awesome: $30 advance; $32 at the gate and for Saturday: Freelance Whales, Janka Nabay & The Bubu Gang, Stagnant Pools: $20 advance; $22 at gate

Most of the music played will be at venues accessible by all ages but do note that all performances that will be held at Cincinnati Club ($15) require patrons to be aged 18 and above.

So enjoy the music, explore the festival and get there in style with 

Thrifting In Cincinnati

If you’re interested in updating your wardrobe and furnishings with chic vintage pieces, Cincinnati doesn’t disappoint in providing you with many places to go on thrifting expeditions. If you’re new to thrifting, it’s best to know a few fundamental things first.

Make a list

Have you ever gone into a store and left with many things you shouldn’t have bought at all? Its best to keep a list with you to stay focused on what you really want to add to your collection. The wide selection available at thrift stores can overwhelm you, and could turn you into a hoarder. You’ll know that you’ve moved to dangerous territory if you start thinking of getting an extra rental car to help you cart all your shopping away.

Go Often

If you’re serious about thrifting, going often will ensure that you won’t always have to wade through mountains of things. You’ll know exactly which pile to avoid, and where the new stuff is, which saves a lot of time.

Dig Dig Dig

Don’t be daunted by big piles of things. Sometimes you’ll have to dig through many layers to find true gems, which is the whole point of thrifting in the first place.

Love What You Buy

It’s simple really. To love what you buy, you have to buy the things you really love. It’s relatively simple to find a whole host of items that you like, but to prevent yourself from becoming a hoarder its best to only buy the things that you are truly passionate about.

See Through The Paint

Some items might not look beautiful at first glance, but try imagining them with a coat of paint, or just a new pair of buttons. A little bit of extra work can turn something ordinary into your favorite buy of the year.

If you’re wondering where to go for your very first trip, hop, skip, drive or take a bus down to Ludlow Avenue to check out the Mustard Seed Boutique. A charming shop with crystal chandeliers, it houses a wide array of clothing brands, from Marc Jacobs to Oscar De La Renta at reasonable prices. If you’re based near Northside, Casablanca Vintage on Spring Grove Avenue will truly satisfy the vintage hunter in you with a large selection of furs, silk gowns and all the trappings of old Hollywood glamor. Another place for great finds is NVision at Hamilton Avenue, which offers redesigned and recycled clothing, art and furniture. They even make local deliveries for a small fee. So get on the thrifting bus as soon as you can before everyone else buys up all he good stuff.