Which roads will close for Blink? A list of Cincinnati, NKY closures for this week
The city of Cincinnati released a list of road closures Oct. 11. The following streets closed ahead of the start of Blink: ...
10 luminous lights and sights from night one of BLINK Cincinnati
A nightly drone show will take place during BLINK Cincinnati this weekend. Down at The Banks zone, there will be a stage ...
What is Blink Cincinnati? Queen City gets lit this weekend
Blink returns to the streets of Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky Thursday-Sunday. Here's what to know about the massive ...
BLINK draws in global artists, boosts Cincinnati's reputation as international destination
Cincinnati Regional Chamber CEO Brendon Cull said that more than 900 artists from across the globe applied to be a part of ...
The business of BLINK: How the arts put Cincinnati on the map, impact local economy
The USA Regional Chamber projects more than 2 million people will attend this year’s light and art festival. For many, it may ...
What time does Blink Cincinnati start? Times to know for the massive festival
Blink is once again lighting up the streets of Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. Here's when it starts each night.
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BLINK Cincinnati: Your official guide to the nation's largest art and light event
The nation's largest art and light festival is illuminating the city of Cincinnati.BLINK Cincinnati will immerse the city in light from Oct. 17 through Oct. 20. Don't blink and you'll miss it!
Cincinnati artist uses BLINK mural to tell a 'Coming of Age' story
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - A new mural in Over-the-Rhine is captivating locals with its story of innocence and growth. Conceptualized by Cincinnati-based contemporary artist Gee Horton, the 60-foot-tall ...
New Pete Rose mural arrives in Cincinnati just in time for Blink. Here's where to see it
Pete Rose's headfirst slide will be immortalized with a new art installation. A mural of the late Cincinnati Reds legend is ...
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WATCH: The 2024 BLINK Parade
The BLINK parade, full of lights, art installations and a 25-foot dragon, kicked off the four-day long festival spanning miles along Cincinnati's riverfront.