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	The Know Theatre - The Last Sunday In June The Know Theatre presents The Last Sunday in June, a comedy that takes a look at what it means to be gay in America today. Taft Museum of Art - Discover the ancient Chinese beauty of Dark Jewels, Chinese Black and Brown Ceramics from the Shatzman Collection. Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden - Lions and tigers and bears, oh my!.
	"Blue Jordan 10 Year Birthday Bash" with Katie Reider, David Wolfenberger, Janet Pressley, Mike Helm, Gwendolyn Speaks, Maurice Mattei and more - Acoustic/Folk/Pop. Rohs Street Cafe. $5. Shamvoodoo - Modern Rock. The Square Bubble. Cover. The Spectacular Fantastic, Coltrane Motion and The Minor Leagues - Indie. The Mad Hatter. Cover.
	Once in a Lifetime -- The unexpected rise and meteoric fall of the North American Soccer League in the 1970s is chronicled for the first time in co-directors John Dower and Paul Crowder’s charmingly chatty documentary, which ably tracks both the birth of the sport on these shores and its ignominious downfall. (Opening this week) Little Miss Sunshine -- Dulled by summer blockbusters or bored by the end-of-season leftovers thrust upon moviegoers routinely around mid-August, audiences are dying for something smart, something well-acted and something unusual. (Opening this week)
	Mei Japanese Restaurant -- The service is excellent — polite and deferential, with Japanese hostesses and servers decked out in traditional garb. Kaldi's -- The eclectic, much beloved Over-the-Rhine coffee house is back in business, serving up a limited menu of soups, salads, sandwiches and appetizers (new owner Jeremy Thompson intends to expand the menu after gauging customer response). The Tousey House -- Dinner at Tousey House simply is a special occasion. Jean-Ro's Bistro -- Jean-Ro's, opened by Jean-Robert de Cavel in a humble space on Vine Street, serves great French food without the frou-frou. Tattie's Gourmet Deli -- Every neighborhood needs a Tattie's, a deli and carryout with stellar sandwiches and cold salads. Boca -- With an upscale yet understated atmosphere, Boca attracts Cincinnati's food-loving movers and shakers, young and old. The Iron Horse Restaurant -- Its building a Glendale staple for more than 150 years, the most recent incarnation is an upscale dining delight, offering a fine variety of entrees and excellent service. Karlo's Bistro Italia -- Karlo's offers a fresh approach to Italian fare, with plenty of nods to the classics, reasonably good service and Tony Bennett on the soundtrack. Rondo's -- Ron Wise, former chef at Primavista and Chateau Pomije, is behind this stellar West-side eatery, housed in the former Beech Flats restaurant.

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