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10 things to do in Cincinnati this weekend (Nov 13 – 15)

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Friday the 13ths are usually seen as an ill omen, but it would be silly to pass up the amazing opportunities that are available this weekend across the Greater Cincinnati region. Just make sure you bring a coat, as temperatures are expected to dip dramatically starting Friday night. Fun doesn’t stop when Monday rolls around – check out the CityBeat events calendar for events every day of the week. Frozen Friday – Sunday, School for the Creative and Performing Arts, 108 W Central Parkway, Over-the-Rhine SCPA students will be bringing the Disney classic to life on their Corbett Theatre stage for four performances this weekend. Still can’t get that song out of your head? Go and experience the twelve hypnotically catchy, stage-show-only songs that could get stuck in there instead.

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