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view offersWarren County Sports proudly presents the 2nd Annual Kings Island Tennis Open at the Lindner Family Tennis Center in Mason, Ohio.
Don't miss your chance to compete on the courts of the Lindner Family Tennis Center in Mason, OH which hosts the world's best men's and women's players every summer. Legendary stars such as Pete Sampras, Andre Agassi, Serena & Venus Williams, Roger Federer and many more have graced this complex...now its your turn!
*** Tournament will be divided up into two weekends***
Dates: Singles Tournament - September 17-19, 2010
Doubles Tournament - September 24-26, 2010
Where: Lindner Family Tennis Center
5460 Courseview Drive
Mason, OH 45040
The Kings Island Tennis Open is a USTA Sanctioned NTRP ADULT Tournament.
Every player is guaranteed atleast 2 matches!
Singles - September 17-19, 2010
NTRP Men's Singles: 3.0. 3.5, 4.0, 4.5 = $38.13
NTRP Women's Singles: 3.0, 3.5, 4.0, 4.5 = $38.13
Click here to register for the Singles Tournament
Doubles - September 24-26, 2010
NTRP Mixed Doubles: 3.0, 3.5, 4.0, 4.5 = $26 per player
NTRP Combined Men's: 7.0, 7.5, 8.0, 8.5, 9.0 = $26 per player
NTRP Combined Women's: 7.0, 7.5, 8.0, 8.5, 9.0 = $26 per player
Click here to register for the Doubles Tournament
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Caesar Creek State Park is highlighted by clear blue waters, scattered woodlands, meadows and steep ravines. The park offers some of the finest outdoor recreation in southwest Ohio including boating, hiking, fishing, bird watching and even fossil hunting.
Camp sites are available for a nightly fee.
A beautiful afternoon trip through Franklin's downtown district quickly turns into a fascinating look back into the city's history. The Franklin Murals depict everything from a 19th century park scene to the city's once proud Great Miami Suspension Bridge.
For more information on the murals, contact the Franklin Area Chamber of Commerce at (937) 746-8457.
General Admission to the Cincinnati Art Museum is FREE everyday the museum is open.
There is an admission charge for special exhibits and events.
The Krohn Conservatory is open 365 days a year with FREE admission. Donations are accpeted.
Special exhibits do have an admission charge.
The Little Miami Scenic Bike Trail offers more than 70 miles of paved trails running alongside the historic Little Miami River. Your outing will take you through rolling hills, colorful woodlands, picturesque countryside and into quaint small towns.
Get more informaiton on stops along trail plus other Warren County bike trails.
Relive an important part of our nation's history as you tour Sprinboro's 27 safe houses, learn about the city's elaborate tunnel system and explore this important stop along the Underground Railroad.
Pick up your free walking tour brochure at the Springboro Chamber of Commerce.
Every Monday from 5-9pm, admission is FREE to the Contemporary Arts Center located in downtown Cincinnati.
Get FREE admission to the Taft Museum of Art every Wednesday.
The Komodo dragon returns to the Zoo with the opening of its newest exhibit, "Dragons!" In addition to the new Komodo dragon, the exhibit will also feature several species of monitor lizards, highlighting the largest, longest, smallest and some of the most colorful monitor lizards in the world.
See history come alive at this 16th Century English village re-creation. Fun awaits the whole family with over 150 costumed characters, 135 shops featuring unique handmade items, 12 stages of continuous entertainment, awesome rides, and hearty food and drink! Learn more about the Ohio Renaissance Festival.
Based on the 1988 film which starred Michael Caine and Steve Martin, this hilarious musical comedy is about two fraudsters living on the French Riviera. One day they meet on the train and try to setup some work together, but soon find out that the small French town they live in isn't big enough to support two scammers. They agree that the first person to successfully steal $50,000 from a young tourist will get to stay. The battle between them starts, with many twists and belly laughs along the way!
All aboard for the biggest event of the year at the Lebanon Mason Monroe Railroad. All the way from the Island of Sodor, Thomas and his friend Sir Topham Hatt, manager of the Sodor Railway, come to Lebanon for magical trips, live music and storytelling. Make sure you bring plenty of batteries for your camera because this promises to be an event your kids will always remember.
The works of more than 120 local and regional artists will be featured at this free event. See fine art displays ranging from pottery to paintings, to woodwork. Local performing artists will entertain throughout the day. Plus, there will be more than 200 pieces of young student artwork on display for all to see. The little ones can also enjoy a variety of childern's art activities and are encouraged to fly kites with the local Kite Club.
Halloween Haunt is the biggest scarathon in the Midwest with 13 horrifying attractions geared for only the brave of heart! Countless numbers of terrifying creatures – nearly 400 vampires, werewolves, mummies, zombies, undertakers, clowns and assorted ghouls and monsters will be lurking in Kings Island’s shadows and pathways looking for victims during the fall event. Plus, let the crisp autumn air rush over your face as you experience many of your summer-favorite rides in a completely unique setting!
Your little ghouls and goblins will love the opening of Howl-O-Fest complete with storytelling, a haybale maze, pumpkin patches, dance parties, costume contests, trick-or-treat candy stops, plus a costumed parade!
* Halloween Haunt hours are Fridays & Saturdays: 7pm-1am
* Howl-O-Fest hours are Saturdays: 11am-5pm & Sundays: 11am-7pm
One of the unique features of the Country Applefest in Lebanon is that all the craft vendors are required to hand-make their items! You definitely won’t find any commercially manufactured items at this down-home festival. Festival goers will find wonderful handmade crafts such as pottery, porcelain vases, wreaths, gemstone and beaded jewelry, candles, baskets, and all kinds of wonderful decorations for any holiday. While you are there don’t forget to try all apple inspired food and beverage creations like cider and apple pie!