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Made to be Shared A great meal is rarely just about the food. It’s the conversation around the table, the people sharing it and the memories created along the way. The same is true for a favorite local brewery, a holiday celebration or even a meal provided to someone who needs it most. Our October Food + Drink issue celebrates all the ways food and drink can bring people together. That sense of connection has been part of Sonder Brewing since it opened eight years ago. From creative beer and food pairings to trivia, live music, fundraisers and their upcoming Camp Sonder anniversary celebration, this hometown brewery has built a gathering place designed around community as much as what is on tap. Food can also create meaningful connections throughout a community, just as the Joe Burrow Foundation has done since 2022. Inspired in part by struggles the Burrow family witnessed firsthand, the Foundation has made fighting food insecurity a cornerstone of its mission. Through programs and partnerships, it is helping provide nutritious meals and valuable resources to children and families. With the holiday season quickly approaching, many of us are also thinking about upcoming celebrations. Manor House and Revelance offer unique spaces for holiday parties, corporate events and special occasions, along with plenty of help to make hosting a little easier. If you’re a local business owner, we’d love to help you connect with our community. As planning for the holiday season and 2027 gets underway, let us be part of the conversation on how to introduce your business, share your story and build brand awareness with your potential customers. So this October, gather your people, support local and savor everything our community has to offer. Cheers!
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1: The Cincinnati Open welcomed guests early for Community Weekend, packed with events for all ages. 2: Vignesh Gogineni and Sam Querrey played a match on a mini-court with kids. 3: Donna Vekic delights young fans on Kids Day. 4: The Mason Symphony Orchestra held a successful fundraiser at Jeni's Ice Creams at the District at Deerfield. 5: Women Walking West partnered with the City of Mason to host a community potluck picnic. 6: Mentees Ope and Chioma connected at the picnic held at the Mason Aquatic Center. 7: Fatemeh Hajihosseini and W3 board members: Bi Awosika, Dr. George Sehi and Yanthi Boutwell. CONTINUED >
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8: Creative Tots Mason kicked off its 20th anniversary school year with an entertaining family carnival. 9: Children enjoyed a petting zoo, carnival games, indoor activities, face painting and Italian ice. 10: The celebration marked two decades of inspiring early learners with community, creativity and joyful learning! 11: Deerfield Township and The Arts Alliance partnered to bring Cincinnati Pops to Cottell Park. 12: The Northern Cincinnati Youth Orchestra and the Cincinnati Jazz Academy were openers for the Pops. 13: Kristin Malhotra, President of the Board of Trustees for Deerfield Township, welcomed the crowd. 14: This free community event was enjoyed by an estimated 4,000 guests this year.
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Gems of Excellence Annual Awards Night Join the MADE Chamber on Oct. 22 for Gems of Excellence Annual Awards Night, an unforgettable evening celebrating the businesses, organizations and individuals who make the Mason-Deerfield community shine. Guests will enjoy an elevated night of networking, dinner and entertainment as this year’s award winners are revealed live. Gather your team, dress to impress and be part of one of MADE’s most anticipated nights of the year. To learn more and purchase tickets, visit GemsOfExcellence.com.
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The Joe Burrow Foundation gives back to the communities that helped shape the Bengals quarterback. ARTICLE BY LISA FLETCHER PHOTOGRAPHY PROVIDED
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For Joe Burrow, home has changed over the years—from Southeast Ohio to Baton Rouge to Cincinnati. But wherever he has gone, he has carried with him a desire to help those who haven't had the same opportunities he has.
Jimmy, Joe and Robin Burrow at the annual Joe Burrow Foundation Golf Invitational.
“Good nutrition has been important to Joe’s success on and off the field, and the same is true for young people in every area of life.” –Robin Burrow Today, the Cincinnati area is one of the communities where that commitment has taken root. It is where the Bengals quarterback has built his life and where his family's commitment to giving back continues through the Joe Burrow Foundation. Founded in 2022 by Joe and his parents, Jimmy and Robin Burrow, the Foundation provides resources and support to underserved and underprivileged communities, with food insecurity and youth mental wellness at the center of its mission. For Robin Burrow, that mission is personal. After spending 15 years working in the public school system, she saw firsthand how a lack of healthy food could affect children in the classroom. “Kids can’t focus if they’re hungry,” Robin explains. “Good nutrition has been important to
Joe’s success on and off the field, and the same is true for young people in every area of life.” Joe heard those stories too. He remembers realizing that some of his classmates and teammates didn’t have the same resources and support he did. “Growing up, my mom would share stories of kids that had some really significant struggles. Some didn’t have food on their table. Some didn’t have support from parents or family members. This has really stuck with me.” That awareness eventually became part of Joe's public story. During his 2019 Heisman Trophy acceptance speech, the Athens County native spoke about poverty and food insecurity in the community where he grew up. His words prompted people across the country to donate to the Athens County Food Pantry and showed the Burrow family the potential of Joe's platform to make a difference.
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Jimmy and Robin Burrow at a Joe Burrow Foundation back-to-school event.
That commitment followed Joe from Southeast Ohio to Baton Rouge, where he became a star quarterback at LSU, and ultimately to Cincinnati, where he began his NFL career. Robin says giving back to those three communities is deeply important to the Burrow family. Today, the Foundation's work is tangible. Through programs such as Burrow Bags, families receive food during times when school is out and children no longer have access to school breakfast and lunch. The Healthy Body, Healthy Mind initiative combines nutrition education with lessons about sleep, exercise and mental wellness. In 2025, the Foundation distributed more than 1,000 food boxes to families in need and partnered with Cincinnati-based La Soupe to provide 100,000 chef-prepared meals to underserved schools. It also distributed nearly $1 million in grants to organizations working in its mission areas. “Our goal has always been to meet kids and families where they are,” says Amy Floyd, executive director of the Joe Burrow Foundation. “Whether that's a meal on the table or a safe space to talk about mental health, we want to be a steady resource, not just a name people recognize.” Robin points to another challenge: the stigma that can surround asking for help. “There’s sometimes a stigma around food insecurity, and it doesn’t always outwardly present the way people assume it does,” she explains. “It’s important that we, beyond increasing access to healthy foods and important resources, also soften the narrative and make these moments feel safe and judgment free for parents and children.” For those who want to pitch in, there are several ways to get involved. Yards for Youth allows fans to pledge an amount tied to Joe's passing yards, with proceeds supporting the Foundation's food insecurity and youth mental health initiatives. “Taking a few hours to volunteer at one of our community events or pledging a few dollars per 25 yards adds up fast when a whole community participates,” Amy encourages. For the Burrow family, giving back isn't simply a byproduct of Joe's success. It is part of the responsibility he learned long before he became a Bengal: to recognize when others need help and when you have the opportunity, to do something about it. JoeBurrow.org
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Eight years after Sonder first opened its doors in Mason, community remains central to the brewery. Sonder Brewing President and Co-founder Justin Neff points to the longstanding concept of a “third space,” a place outside of home and work where people can connect with their community.
“From the beginning, we wanted the taproom to feel like a ‘community center,’ a place where everyone feels welcome and where people can come together,” says Justin. The brewery's name, Sonder, reflects the idea that each person lives a rich and complex life with experiences and stories uniquely their own. Sonder carries that individuality into its beers, each with its own distinct flavor profile and story. A full calendar of events gives guests plenty of reasons to gather beyond grabbing a beer, with Sonder frequently hosting everything from fundraisers like their annual Sonder & Friends Oktoberfest to Mahjong, trivia, cookie decorating and live music. Sonder also marks its anniversary each year with a themed celebration. After saddling up for last year's Western-themed festivities, the brewery is heading to summer camp for year eight. Camp Sonder takes place on October 24. “We’re constantly looking for new ways to bring entertainment, experiences and community events to our taprooms that give people a reason to come together alongside great beer and food,” Justin explains.
Great food has also become an important part of the Sonder experience. After partnering with BrewRiver to operate its food program since opening in 2018, Sonder brought the Mason kitchen in house in 2024, giving Executive Chef Ian Moxley and the team greater creative control and more opportunities to connect the food and beer. “What I love most is that our menu and beer selection offer something for everyone, whether it's pairing a You Betcha! with smash burgers, Festbier with pretzels or Eagle Light with fish tacos,” Ian tells us. “Our offerings are truly as unique as our name.” At Mason, Ian puts Sonder brews to work in the kitchen, adding Voss to the beer cheese and topping smash burgers with You Betcha! aioli. He also enjoys finding new ways to reinvent familiar flavors. “I enjoy putting creative twists on childhood favorites, like transforming the classic grilled cheese and tomato soup combination into our beeria grilled cheese with consommé,” Ian shares. Ian also works with the Sonder brewing team on pairings for Family Tradition dinners and anniversary CONTINUED > OCTOB ER 2 0 2 6 | C I TYL I FE STYL E . C OM/MASON A N DD E E R F I E L D
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celebrations, including a Camp Sonder menu featuring twists on summer camp favorites. The brewing team is preparing special releases, such as S'more Eagle and Caramel Apple Voss, with limited anniversary beers rolling out throughout the celebration. “Every year, our Sonder anniversary party is one of my favorite days of the year,” Justin enthuses. “It’s an emotional day for me. I find myself reflecting on the journey and feeling incredibly grateful for all of the people who have played a role in making Sonder what it is today.” And while eight years offers plenty to celebrate, Justin and the Sonder team are already looking ahead. “After eight years, there’s still a lot we’re excited to build,” Justin adds. Coming up next, the Sonder Family Tradition barrel-aged stout bottle sale returns on Black Friday. Follow Sonder Brewing on social media for the latest beer releases, announcements and event details. SonderBrewing.com
“After eight years, there’s still a lot we’re excited to build.” —Justin Neff
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The holiday season is fast approaching! Is it your turn to schedule a holiday dinner, office party or fundraiser? Mason is home to exceptional event spaces with amenities that will help keep the focus on celebrating the season with your family, friends and colleagues.
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Kneipp affirms. “We sometimes book out two-plus years, but we have booked events within a week and made it happen.” Manor House provides all in-house food and beverage service with a highly customizable menu. During scheduling, managers work with you to create timelines and diagrams that guarantee the best flow and feel for your event. “We love holding clients' hands through the planning process so no one feels like they need to become a professional event planner to host a great party!” Allye tells us. Manor House has years of experience with all the elements that make every event feel flawless.
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Manor House Mason Deerfield Rotary Club Holiday Ball at Manor House. Photo by JT Photo and Film.
“It is an honor to be a part of any kind of celebration and help remove some stress from the host.” “When you book with Manor House, we handle your venue, food, beverage, tables, linens, chairs, serveware and staffing— eliminating the need for outside rentals and coordination,” explains Allye. During the holidays, who couldn’t use a little help and less stress? “It is an honor to be a part of any kind of celebration and help remove some stress from the host so they can fully participate and enjoy their time with their guests,” Allye shares. ManorHouseOhio.com | 7440 Mason Montgomery Rd, Mason 513.459.0177
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Revelance Taproom. Photo By Jenna Beers—Photography By Jenna.
Revelance offers multiple unique event spaces, ranging from executive boardrooms to the Revel Room, which can accommodate up to 225 guests when combined with surrounding spaces. Upfront pricing makes the event experience as easy and streamlined as possible, with Wi-Fi, built-in AV, room setup and private parking all included. “We recommend booking as soon as you have a date in mind,” Revelance Event Director/Partner Michelle Powell tells us. “Weekends and holiday dates tend to fill the fastest, sometimes several months in advance.” Revelance typically hosts corporate meetings, conferences, holiday parties, networking events, team-building experiences and milestone celebrations. “Their flexible event spaces and accommodating team made it easy to create the right experience for our attendees, helping us successfully host gatherings of varying sizes,” comments Layne Haas, senior executive administrator at Gorilla Glue. Their spaces offer luxurious amenities from a golf simulator to a C-Suite bourbon room. Hosting a new product launch? Revelance offers demo stations and a 12’ x 10’ video wall in a room with 25-foot ceilings. “Mason has a great business community, but it still feels personal,” Michelle explains. “People here genuinely support one another, and we are proud to provide a place where relationships can grow.”
Revelance Taproom from above. Photo By Jenna Beers—Photography By Jenna.
Revelance Event Space.
Revelance Culinary Lab. Photo by Eagle Tier Media, Jon Malek.
One of Revelance’s most unique features is their Culinary Lab, a commercial kitchen with everything needed to host private chef dinners, corporate tastings or hands-on cooking experiences. Located steps away from the craft beer Taproom, it creates a natural foundation for events that start with a meal and end with a pour. “We enjoy creating a space where people can connect,” Michelle says. “Whether someone is building a business, meeting with their team or celebrating something important, it is rewarding to be a small part of it.” RevelanceOh.com | 8460 Duke Blvd, Mason | 513.794.5070 CONTINUED >
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Visual Vibes is locally owned by Women Walking West Mentee Preethi Shanmugam. Photo By Jenna Beers—Photography By Jenna.
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Help your guests capture memorable moments with a premium photo booth experience from Visual Vibes. Their sleek digital setups fit seamlessly into your venue, delivering high-end entertainment and beaming instant digital captures straight to your guests’ phones. VisualVibes.pics | 513.492.2988
LOVE CAKES AND KILLER BROWNIE® BY DLM
Killer Brownie® by DLM brownie bite tray. Photo By Jenna Beers—Photography By Jenna.
The artists of Love Cakes at Dorothy Lane Market Mason are ready to craft a cake that will make your special occasion shine. Plus, Killer Brownie assorted bite trays are the ultimate treat for any occasion—16or 36-bite-sized brownie trays are perfect for holiday parties. DorothyLane.com | 513.229.2511
BAYSORE’S FLOWER SHOP
Located in Downtown Mason since 1955, Baysore’s Flower Shop remains a place where customers can find flowers and meaningful, personal service. Let Baysore’s help bring your event to life with wonderfully fresh florals. BaysoresFlowerShop.com 513.398.7010 Owner of Baysore’s Flower Shop, Cathy Harbison. Photo By Jenna Beers—Photography By Jenna.
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Above: Love Cakes by Dorothy Lane Market. Photo By Jenna Beers—Photography By Jenna.
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Mason Community Players’ “Decision Height” Mason Community Playhouse | 8:00 PM Mason Community Players will perform “Decision Height” Oct. 2-10 at the Mason Community Playhouse. “Decision Height” tells the story of the Women Air Force Service Pilots who served in WWII alongside the men. Through triumphs and tragedies, this play explores their experiences, the bonds they formed and the sacrifices they made. For tickets and information, visit MasonPlayers.org. O C TO BE R 7 T H
The Mason Historical Society’s Annual Cemetery Walk Rose Hill Cemetery | 7:00 PM The Mason Historical Society is hosting a cemetery walk at Rose Hill Cemetery on Oct. 7. This year’s walk will focus on the “Firsts, Founders and Freedom Fighters” of the 1700s-1900s. Participants will hear from actors portraying town founder William Mason; Mason's first mayor, Mason Seward; Mason's first postmistress, Flo Sausser and more. Purchase tickets at MasonHistoricalsSociety.org. O C TO BE R 1 0 T H
East Main Music Fest East Main St. | 4:00 PM Mason’s East Main Music Fest aims to create a fun evening of live entertainment on Oct. 10. The festival highlights the diversity of the East Main eateries by pairing restaurants and businesses with local artists and musicians from the community. This volunteer-led event encourages local bands, artists and musicians to bring their skills to Mason. MADEChamber.org O C TO BE R 1 0 T H
Car Show & Trunk or Treat Cottell Park | 1:00 PM Deerfield Township is partnering with Cincy Street Rods to host a car show and trunk-or-treat event at Cottell Park on Oct. 10. The event will also feature a costume contest, an award for best decorated car, door prizes and split-the-pot. Proceeds from participating cars will benefit the Joe Nuxhall Miracle League. DeerfieldOh.MyRec.com O C TO BE R 1 7 T H
Adapted Pumpkin Painting Mason Community Center | 11:00 AM An Adapted Pumpkin Painting event will take place at the Mason Community Center on Oct. 17. This no-carve pumpkin decorating program is designed for individuals with disabilities, offering an opportunity to engage in a creative, hands-on activity in a supportive environment. The program emphasizes a positive, take-home experience. Caregivers and siblings of participants are encouraged to attend and participate. MasonCommunityCalendar.com O C TO BE R 2 1 ST
Free Community Education Series: Mind, Mood and Menopause Manor House | 6:00 PM The Lindner Center of Hope will continue their Free Community Education Series on Oct. 21, welcoming Anna Guerdjikova, PhD, LISW-S, CEDS, CCRS, Director of Administrative Services, Harold C. Schott Eating Disorders Program. Dr. Guerdjikova will explain midlife hormonal changes, how shifts in hormones and brain neurotransmitters influence emotions and identify lifestyle habits and strategies that support brain health. LindnerCenterOfHope.org
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