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The nowhere else BLINK® experience returns October 17-20, 2024. BLINK is an unforgettable four-day, 30 city block, outdoor art experience that unites street art, projection mapping and light-based installations.
Oct 4, 2022 · The immersive BLINK art and light festival is getting ready to take over more than 30 blocks of downtown Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky from Oct. 13-16. And this year, there's even more to see ...
- Come Prepared to Walk
- Make Your Plans For What You Want to See Before You Leave The House
- Get Your Phone Ready
- What’s The Best Time to Go to Blink?
- Where Should I Park?
- Alternate (and Free) Transportation Options
- Don’T Leave Home Without It
Wear your most comfortable shoes because you’re going to walk A LOT. In our first year we were fully prepared to take the streetcar from the Findlay Market area (where we parked) down to The Banks and work our way back up. But that was impossible. The streetcar was packed like sardines. Literally. And there were so many people that the streetcar mo...
We went for multiple days and broke up the event by area. Thursday we concentrated on The Banks up to about The Aronoff Center. The next night we stayed in the Washington Park area and ventured down to the Garfield section of town. The next day we did the Findlay Market displays. And on our last day we hit a few various spots that we missed and sti...
Make sure to bookmark / save the link to the event map (see link above). Be sure you’re fully charged before you head out. You’re not going to want to miss a single shot! You might also want to practice some night-time photography. Here are a few free options: iPhone Night Photos and Google Pixel’s Night Sight.
Any time! All projection mapping shows are between 3-10 mins in length and are on a continuous loop so you can arrive at any time. Each night will feature the same projection shows and art installations. The only exception is the parade which will take place on Thursday (see parade info above).
There will be many city streets that are closed to vehicular traffic during BLINK. The City of Cincinnati put together a map to show all the street closures – find the road closure map here. We made our plans, split up the areas we wanted to see, and parked accordingly (see paragraph above). My advice would be to park in the outskirts and walk in t...
Metro and TANK will offer fare-free rides beginning at 6pm from October 17 to October 20. All rides on both transportation networks, including direct routes to BLINK, will be free. Direct routes to BLINK will be available via three Park and Ride locations. These Park and Ride locations will drop attendees off at the Riverfront Transit Center for bo...
Take a water bottle and a snack. There are lots of spots with food trucks and drinks and beer but we walked A LOT and a water bottle was a welcomed addition. Snacks would be a fine idea too. Restaurants were slammed last time and while they do have lots of food options, it’s nice to have something ready in case the lines are too long.
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Oct 3, 2024 · OTR IS GOING TO GET 15 NEW. Don't blink and you'll miss it!BLINK Cincinnati just released their full maps, showing where the more than 80 installations where be across downtown Cincinnati and ...
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Oct 6, 2023 · 11. Incline Public House. High atop Price Hill, Incline Public House offers an unparalleled dining experience with breathtaking views of the Cincinnati skyline and the Ohio River. This establishment has quickly become one of the best places to eat in Cincinnati, and it’s easy to see why.
