Happy Tuesday, Scoopers!
Hope you’re having a great week so far! Thank you to everyone who came out to our very first Euchre Tournament last Tuesday. It was an absolute blast!
We had over 60 people come out and play and we got to give out $200 in MadTree gift cards. We got some great feedback and will definitely be doing it again so keep your eyes peeled 🙂
Today’s email is a 4 min 50 sec read:
🏗️ Crosley building redevelopment on the way
🍺 Rhinegeist and Bengals team up
⛳️ Put put coming to The Banks
But first…
🌳 When Did We Stop Having Hobbies?
We've been talking with a lot of friends lately about how most of us don't feel like we have real hobbies anymore. If yours are mostly trying new restaurants and rewatching The Office for the 72nd time, Great Parks wants a word.
Turns out one of the best places in Cincinnati to actually build a hobby is your local park district, and August's lineup proves it.
The best part is you don't need to buy a bunch of gear to try something out. Show up for a bird walk with nothing but curiosity, or drop twelve dollars on the pickling class to see if it's your thing before you invest in a whole setup at home.
Pickling Class (Aug 16): Learn quick pickling methods, taste farm fresh pickles, and take home a jar of your own. This class has a $12 fee.
Sunday Coffee Stroll with Dragonflies (Aug 9): A hike on Sharon Lake Trail with coffee in hand while you search the sky for hovering dragonflies.
Finding Fungi (Aug 30): A guided forest hike to spot and identify wild mushrooms, rain or shine.
Bird Walk (Aug 30): Search paved and unpaved trails for warblers, tanagers, and orioles. Bring your own binoculars or borrow a pair.
Public Trail Ride (Aug 23): Saddle up for a guided horseback ride on the trail, no experience required. This is a paid activity ($50/person) and requires you to book at least one week in advance!
However you spend your August, Great Parks has a reason to get outside and try something new.
