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Findlay Park Performance with Khari

  • Findlay Park 1811 Vine Street Cincinnati, OH, 45202 United States (map)

The Over-the-Rhine Museum, in partnership with the Cincinnati Recreation Commission and Elementz, invite you to a Findlay Park Summer Series performance featuring hip-hop artist, Khari. Join us at 5:00pm on Friday, August 6th. Grab a chair, your family, friends, and neighbors - this is a free event! The performance will take place near the park’s Vine Street entrance (1811 Vine Street). Thank you to ArtsWave for sponsoring this event, part of a summer series.

As an added bonus, the Over-the-Rhine Museum will select a raffle prize winner who will receive a $100 gift cards to Embers Restaurant. CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE RAFFLE TICKETS. Entries will remain in the drawing throughout the summer series, so purchase now for your chance to win one of the upcoming gift card prizes. Winners do not need to be present to win.

Khari is a hip-hop author and performer and Founder/CEO of BTB (Be the Best) Entertainment. Born and raised in Cincinnati, Khari was brought up on 90s hip-hop by his father and classic old school jams by his grandparents, which helped him develop a knack for lyricism and soul. Khari released his first mixtape in May 2019, titled "SINSINNATI." This project put Khari into the local spotlight. The album has been recognized as one of Cincinnati’s best hip-hop albums. Learn more about Khari at https://bethebestrecords.com/khari. 

Earlier Event: June 27
Findlay Park Summer Series
Later Event: September 30
Findlay Park Performance with The Ludlow Trio

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