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Yesterday, Kenton County - Government broke ground on Fox Ridge Park, beginning a transformation that will shape how generations gather, explore, and experience the outdoors in Northern Kentucky.

Set across 225 acres of rolling hills and distinctive terrain, the former golf course will become a landmark park for the county, bringing a new scale of recreation and adventure to the region.

AGAR led the park’s experience strategy, naming, and brand identity, with our work continuing through wayfinding and signage as the vision takes shape.

Three ridges. One park. A legacy in the making.

Congratulations to Kenton County and the project team on this defining milestone. Fox Ridge Park is expected to open in late summer 2028.

https://www.wlwt.com/article/kenton-county-name-fox-ridge-park-renderings/73673263 Bayer Becker Human Nature, Inc.

Kenton County announces name of new park, releases renderings Kenton County has announced the name of a new park as leaders prepare to transform the site in Independence.

Every venue has a story... our job is to capture its essence and translate that feeling into content that lives across channels.

Yesterday, our team stepped behind and in front of the camera at Prim, capturing the details that define the experience: the glow of the room, the music, the cocktails, and the people who make the night their own 💄 ✨

Together, those moments create a visual story that brings Prim’s personality and programming to life long after the shoot wraps.

The best nights aren’t simply planned. They’re curated. And Prim sets the scene.

Camp Buffalo Trace Distillery was one for the books

This summer, AGAR brought an elevated take on the classic camping getaway, built for the distillery's most devoted fans.

Yurts styled for comfort. Fireside seating. Woodworking, tastings, trivia. A few friendly bourbon challenges. Two weekends of overnight stays, and a whole lot of Kentucky hospitality.

Every detail was designed to turn a visit into a memory.

🚨 Did you know? There’s more happening on the third floor.

Located on the third floor of 8 East Fourth Street, Sample Space is a versatile experience venue in the heart of Downtown Cincinnati. From parties and corporate events to photoshoots, galleries, and creative productions, the space is designed to shift seamlessly between gathering, showcasing, and creating.
All within walking distance of the city’s leading restaurants, bars, hotels, cultural venues, and stadiums.

One space. A lot of possibilities ✨

Explore the venue and learn more at the link in bio.

For 17 summers now, Fountain Square has come alive with Latin music as it transforms into a dance floor.

This , we honor this beloved tradition and all the amazing contributions of Hispanic communities that foster culture and connection.

We've been thrilled to play a small part, bringing Gain's annual "Fiesta Salsera Amateur Dance Competition" to the Square for P&G, complete with food, drink, photo moments, and a plaza full of energy moving to the same beat.

On September 17th, we'll be back at it again, with dancers from all over the region showing off their moves, serenaded by the Amador Sisters & Volare (The Amador Entertainment). See you there!

Here's to the musicians and dancers who fill the Square all season long 💃

Last September, purple footprints ran the length of the Purple People Bridge, symbolizing every step of Recovery, and the people making the journey. Transitions, Inc.'s annual National Recovery Month gathering reminds us each year: recovery is possible, and no one walks the road alone.

On Friday, September 11, 2026, the event returns to Covington Plaza with a goal of reaching an even wider audience. Featuring an unfiltered conversation with Dave Manheim of the D***y podcast and creator Gabbie Egan, plus a full evening of live music, free food, resources, community, and hope.

We're honored to partner with in making this event happen year after year. See you there. Bring someone.
We Recover Together 💜

📍 Covington Plaza · Friday, Sept 11 · 5–7PM · Free

Last month, our founding partner Josh Heuser went on The Working Lunch 🎙️ to talk about all things experiential marketing.

The underlying driver: as the world becomes more transactional, human experiences become more valuable. We call the spaces, moments, and connections that bring people together “emotional infrastructure,” and we’re proud of the role we’ve played in building it in Cincinnati - and around the country.

Check out the full episode at the link in bio.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PrU-D_kmU4s