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KRAZY BINS OPENS
Popular liquidation discount store Krazy Bins is now open at 5383 Ridge Avenue in Oakley. Of- fering up big-box store overstock for even bigger discounts, the store is popular amongst deal seekers. Especially on Friday morning, which is when the store fully restocks its bins, meaning they are ripe for the pickin’. Shoppers never know what they may find in the bins, but there will be an assortment of electronics, home goods, toys, apparel, small appliances, decor, seasonal items, and more. As the week progresses, pricing on the bins go down! Learn more about the “krazyness” at krazybins.com.
CMC ANNOUNCES EVENING HOURS
Each day from 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Union Terminal at Cincinnati Museum Center is abuzz with curious folks ready to learn (and have fun!)—excited voices echo throughout the glow of the golden art deco rotunda. When the last visitor of the day exits the building, there is an eerie hush. But! On select evenings in 2026, the fun and learning extends after hours. Mark your calendars! The lights will stay on a little longer on August 21, September 18, October 16, November 20, and De- cember 18 from 5-8 p.m., giving patrons extra time to explore the Cincinnati History Museum and Museum of Natural Histo- ry & Science, or take in an OMNIMAX® film! Concessions will also be available, to make it a true evening adventure. Learn more at cincymuseum.org.
BRKTHROUGH CINCINNATI OPENS
VOA COUNTRY MUSIC FEST Country music fans, rejoice! The Voices of America Country Music Fest is back for its fourth annual celebration of music, local eats, and more. The festivities will take place Thursday, August 6 through Sunday, August 9 at VOA MetroPark in West Chester, with headliners including: Brad Paisley, Rascal Flatts, Blake Shelton, and Jordan Davis. Plenty of talented supporting acts join the schedule with performances lasting all weekend long. Four day and single day tickets are available now! Visit voacountrymusicfest.com for more information. A brand new immersive challenge room has opened at Kenwood Towne Centre. Only the fifth venue to offer this unique, competitive, high-en- ergy entertainment, the brand is expanding and growing at a fast pace, similar to the game play. Teams of two to four work through over 40 one- of-a-kind challenge rooms, each designed to test mental, physical, and problem-solving games. After working up an appetite at BRKTHROUGH, families can grab a bite to eat and a drink at the BRK ROOM, which offers flatbreads, burgers, and local drinks. Perfect for parties, date nights, and any social gathering! Learn more at brkthrough.com.
10 AUGUST 2026 | CINCINNATIFAMILYMAGAZINE.COM
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