Gems of Cincinnati with Dan Hurley
While some are more well-known than others, Cincinnati has many traditions and beloved places and spaces, and is home to several historical markers. AARP Cincinnati has teamed up with Local 12 and local historian Dan Hurley to uncover some of the most interesting and thought-provoking gems of the area.
Join us as Hurley travels old familiar roads and reveals some of Cincinnati’s greatest historic gems in new ways from Findlay Market, Ohio's longest continuously run public market, to the AARP sponsored Fitness Park at Jacob Hoffner Park.
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No matter the weather ❄️, music keeps you warm ☺️. Former WKRC TV producer and reporter Dan Hurley is all things Cincinnati. Watch him host Gems of Cincinnati and uncover the music of King Records—now on YouTube!
Dan Hurley--historian, reporter, and radio host for all things Cincinnati--takes a trip to the Taft Museum of Art. The museum, built two centuries ago, houses unique and important artwork collected over time.
Lloyd Library is an important institution within Cincinnati's scientific community. The library serves independent research in areas including botany, pharmacy, and medicine. Take a look with Dan Hurley—Cincinnati historian, reporter, and radio host.
Dan Hurley—Cincinnati historian, reporter, and radio host— walks down the Brewery Heritage Trail. With streets full of art and barrels full of beer, it is one of Cincinnati's most scenic areas.
Cincinnati is made for start-ups. Historian, radio host, reporter, and producer Dan Hurley sees how in another episode of Gems of Cincinnati, now on YouTube.
Vivaldi? Detroit '67? Hamlet? Needless to say, Cincinnati is talented and cultured. We bring back historian, radio host, reporter, and producer Dan Hurley for another episode of Gems of Cincinnati.
Cincinnati historian, reporter, and radio host legend Dan Hurley joins AARP Cincinnati to explore the gems of the city. Established in 1930, Great Parks of Hamilton County serves the Cincinnati area with 17 parks, 4 conservation areas, and 6 golf courses.
Today, we celebrate Emancipation Day, and we honor the sacrifices made by African Americans in the Civil War. Dan Hurley tells the story of Cincinnati's Black Brigade.
Anyone have a go-to spot here? Findlay Market has served the Cincinnati area since 1852, and Dan Hurley shows you around in another episode of Gems of Cincinnati.
