ART ON VINE 

Where the Queen City meets its makers. Every month, Art on Vine brings together 80+ of the region’s best fine artists and hand-crafters for a celebration of local talent. Whether you're a seasoned collector or just looking for that perfect handmade gift, come discover the creative pulse of Ohio and beyond.

PLAN YOUR VISIT

MAR 
15 

Local Madness 
Rhinegeist Brewery  
 12pm-6pm 
 

APR 
12

Hello Spring Market
 Rhinegeist Brewery 
12pm-6pm 
 

MAY
10
 
Mother's Day at 
Washington Park
12pm-6pm 
 

 JUN 
 7 
Elm Street Plaza 
12pm-6pm 
 

JUL 


Elm Street Plaza
12pm-6pm 
 

AUG 


Elm Street Plaza
12pm-6pm 
 

SEP 


Elm Street Plaza
12pm-6pm 
 

OCT 


Elm Street Plaza
12pm-6pm 
 

NOV 

TBA


Rhinegeist Brewery 
12pm-6pm 
 

"It wasn’t supposed to be a business. It was a final project."



Art on Vine began as a college class project presented to HP, Procter & Gamble, and Western & Southern Financial Group. To get it off the ground, founder James Jenkins went door-to-door to local businesses, pitching the idea with the class project as his proof of concept. He reconnected with classmate Page Lansley, the project’s original designer—work now carried forward by Old Soul Creatives.

The first events were held in a parking lot on Vine Street in Cincinnati’s Over-the-Rhine (OTR) neighborhood, starting with just eight artists. Early on, a portion of artist fees benefited Over-the-Rhine Community Housing, the owner of that lot. Through hard work and community support, Art on Vine has grown to host 80+ artists every month—filling Rhinegeist Brewery in the fall and winter and Fountain Square, Washinton park and Elm Street Plaza in the spring and summer—and now receives more than 100 artist entries monthly. The event has also partners with and benefited a rotating roster of local nonprofits.

Art on Vine exists to provide a unique, fun, one-on-one art-buying experience while celebrating and supporting artists’ financial independence.

Everyone has a story ours just started as a collage project presented in front of HP, Proctor Gamble and Western Southern Financial Group in 2012.

F.A.Q'S

"Have questions? We’ve got answers. If you don't see what you're looking for below, drop us a message!" 

What should a newcomer expect from their first Art on Vine experience?

There is something different about buying a piece of art directly from the person who made it. Grab a drink, walk the aisles, and support the creative spirit of Ohio.

How do local artists benefit from Art on Vine?

"Our events give artists a consistent platform to sell their work, build a loyal customer base, and connect with other creatives. It's a thriving community that often leads to new partnerships and opportunities."

Any tips on how to get the most out of this event?

Yes be there,

Come early,  talk to the artists. Every piece has a story—don't be afraid to ask about it!"

Where is the event located?

A few different places!  Here is the contact info -
 

RHINEGEIST: 
1910 Elm Street, 
Cincinnati, OH 45202.  
513-381-1367  rhinegeist.com

WASHINGTON PARK
1230 Elm Street, 
Cincinnati, OH 45202   washingtonpark.org

FOUNTAIN SQUARE

520 Vine Street,
Cincinnati, OH 45202  myfountainsquare.com

COURT STREET PLAZA Downtown Cincinnati, Ohio 45202

http://www.courtstreetcincy.com/

Elm Street Plaza

150 W. 5th Street Cincinnati Ohio 45202

http://elmstreetplazacincy.com

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