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Findlay Market

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Oct 9, 2026

Scott SloanHOST
100:39
Okay, go.
Allie MartinGUEST
100:40
Fountain Square to Findlay Market.
Allie MartinGUEST
100:42
So if you're thinking of starting downtown and then walking the whole Fountain Square zone, then cut through the side streets to dodge the crowds on the way up to Findlay Market.
Allie MartinGUEST
100:53
So then there's a silent disco at the Findlay Market, and there's a ton of murals around.
Allie MartinGUEST
100:59
So from 7 to 10, having that Fountain Square zone, Finley Market.
Allie MartinGUEST
101:04
Then from 1030 to 1045-ish, Agar is doing some things here and there around 4th Street.
Brian ThomasHOST
7:24
So beginning at 4 PM and lasting through 9:30 PM, there will be some road closures, so you've been forewarned, so check out the, uh, which roads are gonna be closed before you head on down.
Brian ThomasHOST
7:34
So, uh, the various, uh, zones, you start at Findlay Market, and as you go down south, you got Findlay Market zone, OTR zone, Fountain zone, The Banks zone.
Brian ThomasHOST
7:43
There we are at the river, and then finally over in my friends in Covington, the Covington zone.
Brian ThomasHOST
7:47
Each one has its own unique things.

39 MINS LATER

BobbyAUDIENCE
46:50
Uh, I think-
Brian ThomasHOST
46:50
Yeah, that, that's a bit north of the Blink zone there, buddy.
Brian ThomasHOST
46:52
Uh, you, you, you end at Findlay Market, and if you keep going north, though, you'll run into Clifton.
Brian ThomasHOST
46:58
I just don't know that I want to be up there during this.
speaker_0HOST
5:05
It's been two years since it was here, and it's back again.
speaker_0HOST
5:08
Five different areas of our city between both sides of the river will be hosting it, Covington in Northern Kentucky, along with the Banks, Findlay Market, Fountain Square, and OTR.
speaker_0HOST
5:18
Thousands of people enjoyed night one, seeing all of the lights displays and walking amongst the city.
speaker_0HOST
5:23
Just know that there are road closures, and things are relatively spread out, so make sure, go to wlwt.com to find the maps.
Steven AlbrittonHOST
9:09
8:30, BLINK itself really gets going.
Steven AlbrittonHOST
9:12
More than 80 installations will stretch from Findlay Market to OTR to Covington to the banks.
Steven AlbrittonHOST
9:18
It's gonna be just about everywhere.
Steven AlbrittonHOST
9:20
We have a map.
Brian ThomasHOST
43:58
Yeah, that, that's a bit north of the Blink zone there, buddy.
Brian ThomasHOST
44:01
Uh, you, you, you, you end at Findlay Market.
Brian ThomasHOST
44:03
If you keep going north, though, you'll run into Clifton.
Brian ThomasHOST
44:06
I just don't know that I want to be up there during this.
Nancy GraysonHOST
25:30
... all of these different businesses, and I, I think, again, that connected nature of who we are will help that to become more likely.
Julie KirkpatrickGUEST
25:37
And I think a lot of it stems, especially in this region, it, you know, a lot of it would be on the other side of the, the region right now with what Findlay Market has done, right?
Nancy GraysonHOST
25:46
Yes.
Julie KirkpatrickGUEST
25:46
Findlay is getting ready to turn 175 years old next year.
Julie KirkpatrickGUEST
25:54
Um, I mean, Jeff grew out of the, the, um, Findlay Kitchen.
Nancy GraysonHOST
25:59
Yes.
Julie KirkpatrickGUEST
26:00
Etnolia, Jose Salazar grew out of Findlay Market.
Nancy GraysonHOST
26:03
Yes.
Steven AlbrittonHOST
7:02
Blink starts Thursday, running through Sunday.
Steven AlbrittonHOST
7:04
It's free for everyone, and this year's Blink Festival has five main zones, Covington, Findlay Market, Over-the-Rhine, the Banks, and the Fountain District.
Steven AlbrittonHOST
7:12
Make sure to check out WLWT's official guide to Blink to find a festival map, the kickoff plans, the drone show schedule, all of that in our guide helps you find parking as well and navigate the city.
Steven AlbrittonHOST
7:22
It's all on WLWT.com. Do we know how long this race is?
Andrew SalzbrunGUEST
31:27
What I'm really excited about this year, though, is there's a lot.
Andrew SalzbrunGUEST
31:31
One, we are for the first time doing murals in Findlay Market like we always have, but we're also launching a separate district over in Covington, the Madison Walls District.
Andrew SalzbrunGUEST
31:40
So it will get roughly 10 murals over there as a part of the existing fabric of great work that's already there.
Andrew SalzbrunGUEST
31:49
And so Covington will start to have that asset to be able to go to market with.
Leslie MooneyGUEST
32:56
So they really have to work in tandem and have been now for some weeks.
Leslie MooneyGUEST
33:00
with the muralists to get their sketches, to start to ideate about what that's going to look like.
Leslie MooneyGUEST
33:04
But two of those will be in Covington, one's up by the Findlay Market area.
Leslie MooneyGUEST
33:08
So I think those will be surprises.
Domonique PeeblesGUEST
12:45
It was a couple of things that probably all happened in the same day, honestly.
Domonique PeeblesGUEST
12:50
My favorite thing to do when I lived in Over-the-Rhine was pick a Saturday or Sunday and walk to Findlay Market.
Domonique PeeblesGUEST
12:56
I didn't get off work before Findlay Market would close throughout the week, so there was at least one day I was going to dedicate
Joan KaupHOST
13:02
to
Domonique PeeblesGUEST
13:03
going to Findlay Market.
Domonique PeeblesGUEST
13:06
And at this point, I had already been growing the food in my backyard for a couple of seasons.
Domonique PeeblesGUEST
13:11
I always walked past this garden.

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