My parents came down from Michigan to visit for the weekend to watch some basketball
with us. With them, they brought a couple of Pizza King pizzas and a a Boonzaaijer cake.


Family, the opening weekend of March Madness and delicious stuff imported form Michigan…
What more do you need? 🙂

Check out the line for the daily lottery to get Wicked tickets…

It turned the corner and continued to trail back down Seventh Street. Yikes.

The carousel of restaurants that occupy the old Cadillac Ranch space continues to turn.
El Coyote has closed it’s doors and in it’s place opens the new Bullseye Bar & Fire Grill…



In the time I’ve lived downtown, it was Cadillac Ranch that first occupied that space and
then it became Cincy on Sixth, then it was El Coyote and now Bullseye. That space is like
the Bermuda Triangle of restaurants. And all but one of them featured a mechanical bull.
Coincidence? Probably not.

I found a couple more Canstruction exhibits when I wandered out to get lunch today.
This one in the lobby of the Aronoff Center is called “We’re not in CANsas Anymore”…


And I finally found a complete venue list at the Aronoff Center…

Just two days before the Canstruction is set to end. Thankfully, I was able to stumble
across a lot of the exhibit locations on my own. 🙂 I wandered over to Contemporary Arts
Center to check out the Canstruction exhibit there…

“Get a Handle on Hunger…”


And then I headed down the block to Center at 600 Vine…

“Rise Above Hunger…”



Really cool stuff. I’ve made it to all but one of the Canstruction locations. I saw the exhibits
at Weston Art Gallery. And the ones at the Main Library. And at the Hyatt. And now these
ones. Not too shabby. And there were a lot of really cool exhibits. 🙂

Click to see all the photos I took of the 2014 Canstruction.