When the Digital Futures building officially opens to the public on September 23, the greater Cincinnati region will be one step closer to creating a world-class innovation district in Uptown Cincinnati.

Outside of Munich, Germany, Zinzinnati may rank as the place where Oktoberfest is celebrated just as much. After all, Oktoberfest Zinzinnati is America’s largest Oktoberfest. Thankfully, there is a perfect place to celebrate before, during or after Oktoberfest at one of the historic treasures of Uptown Cincinnati, Mecklenburg Gardens.

Uptown Consortium, Inc. (UCI) hosted a virtual Uptown Insights event on July 13 that was all about The CROWN network, the Cincinnati Riding or Walking Network. When completed, it will form a 34-mile urban trail loop in Cincinnati.

The dog days of summer are officially upon us, and Uptown Cincinnati has the perfect recreational places—inside and out—to stay active and explore the area.

July is Independent Retailer Month, a time to celebrate and support independent businesses' meaningful impact on the local economy. It is also a great reason to make a plan to visit and support the many independent businesses in Uptown Cincinnati.

The Cincinnati Innovation District® (CID), a mixed-use development supporting Uptown’s medical, research and innovation industries, is quickly coming to life as construction finishes on the highly-anticipated University of Cincinnati Digital Futures building, the centerpiece of the Digital Futures Complex.

There is one place stakeholders, partners and community members and residents go to find the most up-to-date information about Uptown Consortium, Inc.’s (UCI) work: the organization’s website.

UCI connected with Mark Policinski, OKI’s CEO, to learn about his career journey, transportation challenges and solutions for Uptown and the region, and a glimpse into OKI’s future.

This month, UCI is pleased to highlight Mt. Auburn’s Corban Early Learning Center, a place committed to honoring all voices, gifts, and strengths to create a safe and supportive community of young learners.

CCAC has big plans for Uptown this summer including, the Uptown Arts Alive summer programming schedule, a new program that runs six days a week and includes 66 free concerts and performances across Uptown.