Events in Florence, KY

Enjoy creative playtime designed especially for children ages 2 to 6 and their parents or caregivers. Hands-on art activities introduce young visitors to artist Sheida Soleimani and inspire them to make their own artwork, followed by kid-friendly yoga. Admission is free for members and for families with a valid SNAP or EBT food assistance card. For nonmembers, admission is $5 per child.

Chow Now Pantry in Blue Ash is open to the public.

Stop by to get answers to your technology questions. Staff can help you find the information you need. Registration is recommended but not required.

Play Marvel Champions in a welcoming game night featuring standalone one-shot games rather than campaigns, making it easy for new players to jump in. Bring your own deck or use a store deck. A $5 play-space fee applies and can be paid with a regular purchase or added to a gift card for later use. Check in at the front upon arrival.

Enjoy a West Coast Swing weekend centered on dancing, learning, partnership, and connection, with special guest instructor Benji Schwimmer. A professional dancer, choreographer, and actor, Schwimmer won the second season of So You Think You Can Dance and is an undefeated US Open Showcase Champion. The program includes workshops and intensives, social dancing, a Jack & Jill tournament, meals, community activities, and an ’80s disco glow party. Competitive master classes and critiques are also available. Intensive spots are limited, while social dance passes are available without a stated capacity limit.

This free community run welcomes walkers, casual joggers, and experienced runners of all fitness levels. Choose from typical 3-mile and 5-mile routes along a scenic, traffic-free bike trail, or adjust the distance to suit your needs. Check in with Tri-State Running Company staff to record your attendance and mileage toward rewards, which include running gear, a pint glass, a mug, a growler, and a gift card. After the run, participants can relax on the patio, enjoy a local craft brew, and connect with fellow runners. Special theme nights, shoe demos, and raffle giveaways may also take place. Strollers and friendly leashed dogs are welcome, and reflective gear or lights are recommended during darker parts of the season.

This group offers gay, bisexual, trans, and questioning men a space to meet with others, talk, share, and learn. Participation is intended as a month-long commitment rather than a drop-in arrangement, and members are asked to give one meeting’s notice before leaving. The cost is $25 per session.

This yoga practice combines Vinyasa flow, linking breath with movement to build strength and presence, with a Yin-Restorative sequence of floor postures held for 3–5 minutes. The slower second half focuses on the lower body’s fascia and connective tissues, offering time for stillness and restoration. Guided by Christy Read, the class brings together active movement and quiet holds, with an emphasis on physical balance, tissue health, nervous system regulation, and energetic harmony.

Enjoy a music-themed bingo night featuring two one-hour rounds, with songs taking the place of numbers. The rounds include a mix of throwback hits and current favorites, with prizes for winners each round. Food and drinks are available, and play is free.

Jon B. performs in an all-ages show. Everyone is welcome. Schedules, support acts, and entry requirements may change. Ticket holders are expected to follow the entry requirements in effect at the time of the show.

Enjoy four rounds of general knowledge trivia with questions and formats created and hosted by Higher Gravity staff. Prizes are awarded to the top three teams. Drink specials include $1 off drafts during the show, with an additional $1 off non-alcoholic cans and bottles, including THC seltzers, during January.

Explore a flea market offering opportunities to buy, sell, or trade. Indoor and outdoor spaces are available year-round, with outdoor spaces offered on Fridays and indoor and outdoor spaces available on Saturdays and Sundays.

Explore a curated mix of vintage and antique finds, vintage-inspired pieces, home decor, art, handcrafted goods, candles, boutique and vintage clothing, and more. The market also features music, photo opportunities, food trucks, and local eats and treats. Children 12 and under are admitted free. There is free re-entry each day with a selfie taken in front of an event Photo Wall shown at the gate. The first 25 customers in line on each market day receive a swag bag with coupons and gifts from vendors. Kentucky Horse Park parking fees may apply and are not associated with Vintage Market Days®.

Adventurers can take part in a weekly Dungeons & Dragons game by signing up for the tier that matches the character level they want to play. Tier 1 is for character levels 1 through 4 and is run by Hunter. Tier 2 is for character levels 5 through 10 and is run by Drew.

A free, in-person conference in Cincinnati explores the spiritual roots of disease and offers a faith-based perspective on health. Presented by Be in Health, the ministry arm of Hope of the Generations Church in Thomaston, Georgia, the event is open to anyone, including those facing illness, people supporting loved ones, and anyone seeking a closer walk with God. Across two days, sessions address questions such as why sickness occurs and how God relates to healing today, with practical examples on applying Biblical principles to everyday life. The teaching highlights a Biblical approach to physical, mental, and relational challenges. Be in Health shares insights from its ministry experience with issues such as cancer, cardiovascular conditions, autoimmune concerns, allergies, learning difficulties, mental health struggles, trauma, rejection, and hopelessness. The conference takes place at Embassy Suites Cincinnati RiverCenter.

Explore artwork by KAA artists celebrating the places, people, and actions that connect them to their communities. Created over the past year, the pieces are on display at the Art Beyond Boundaries Gallery. The gallery opening includes light snacks and beverages.

This weekly Magic: The Gathering draft has eight spots available, with registration covering three packs. Players draft with the most recent set available. If packs are unavailable, participants can choose a chaos draft, selecting the sets for their packs, or receive a registration refund and use the store’s vintage legacy cube. There is no prizing, though promo cards may be available for participants.

Element Eatery offers live music, free parking, 10 food choices, and more than 40 taps.

Experience a live performance of neo-soul and hip-hop favorites in the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, with music presented beneath the gentle glow of candlelight. The tentative program includes songs by SZA, Lauryn Hill, Solange, Miguel, Frank Ocean, Prince, Sade, D’Angelo, Childish Gambino, H.E.R., Alicia Keys, and Boyz II Men. The concert lasts 60 minutes. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Accessible seating is available in Zones A and C, and seating within each zone is assigned on a first-come, first-served basis.

This Fall Musical Grade School Night is for girls in grades 6 through 8 and features Ursuline's fall musical, Matilda. Registration will open.

Explore the historic Dunham Recreation Center during a guided paranormal investigation with an option to investigate independently afterward. The evening begins with a historical overview, followed by guided access to key areas of the building, its remaining underground tunnels, and the surrounding grounds. The site has served as a tuberculosis hospital, a Civil War hospital camp, and a theater, and the nearby land was once used as a Potter’s Field. Investigators and visitors have reported voices, coughing, footsteps, shadow figures, apparitions, unusual reflections, and electronic malfunctions in different areas of the property.

Experience the beauty and grace of ballet in a performance by Cincinnati Ballet, featuring artistry on stage.

Experience Emma - The Play as a live theatrical performance at the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company in Cincinnati.

Experience Ridley Scott’s Blade Runner (2007 Final Cut) on a large HD screen as The Avex Ensemble performs Vangelis’ synthesiser-led score in sync with the film. In this noir thriller, detective Rick Deckard is tasked with hunting four Replicants who have escaped from off-world colonies and returned to Earth. His mission becomes more complicated when he falls for Rachel, a Replicant at the Tyrell Corporation.

Cincy Ecstatic Dance Flow offers a welcoming, substance-free space for mindful movement, music, connection, and self-expression. Each gathering begins with an opening ceremony and ends with a sound bath. Dance at your own pace, without choreography or judgment, and enjoy complimentary cacao. Herbalism products and optional private tarot or Reiki sessions are also available, and First Friday gatherings include a community potluck. All backgrounds and dance levels are welcome. Please come sober, leave shoes and phones outside the dance area, keep the space quiet while dancing, and get clear consent before dancing with someone. Bring water and comfortable clothes, along with anything else you need to feel supported.

Slow Train returns to The Belle & The Bear in Montgomery, Ohio. This event marks a return engagement after a previous visit.

Experience Fleetwood Mac’s music in a live concert beneath the gentle glow of candlelight at the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center. The program includes songs such as “Everywhere,” “Dreams,” “Landslide,” “The Chain,” and “Go Your Own Way.” Performers include the StringSource String Quartet and, for one performance, the Listeso String Quartet. The concert lasts 60 minutes. Attendees must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Accessible seating is available in Zones A and C, with seating assigned on a first-come, first-served basis within each zone.

Discover a marketplace for treasure hunters, with indoor and outdoor spaces available year-round for buying, selling, or trading. Spaces start at $20.

Designed for current eighth-grade girls, this course helps students prepare for the High School Placement Test by reviewing math and language arts content, learning test-taking strategies, and becoming familiar with the test format. Students will build confidence as they work through practice questions. The focus is on strategies rather than specific test material, which students are learning at school. The course fee includes all necessary materials and a pizza lunch.

At Clermont County Dog Training Club, this game day features playful, inventive search challenges that strengthen teamwork and sharpen problem solving skills. Registration is available.

Explore Xavier University’s sacred spaces through their history, art, and architecture. The tour examines Bellarmine Chapel, including its founding, mid-century modern design by Albert W. Walters, symbolism, and interior renovations by Catholic artist and designer William Schickel. It also includes Our Lady of Peace Chapel, a historic family chapel relocated and restored on campus, and other sites connected to the university’s Catholic heritage.

Celebrate classic cars and trucks while supporting the Cincinnati Association for the Blind & Visually Impaired. All proceeds benefit the organization. Vehicles from 2001 and older will be featured and judged, while newer vehicles are welcome to park and show but will not be judged. The first 150 registered entries will receive a commemorative dash plaque. Special guests include Ernie Johnson of Johnson Country Hams, Ray Dowers of Cruising with DJ Dowers, and Adam Doty of Roaming Joe Coffee.

Nashville SC faces FC Cincinnati in an MLS matchup featuring Nashville’s disciplined defending and transition play against Cincinnati’s attacking movement and home-field energy. The game may hinge on a single moment.

Sibshops is a nationally acclaimed program for children ages 8 to 12 who have a brother or sister with special needs. Participants can connect with peers who understand their experiences and enjoy activities together, with support from Cincinnati Children’s professionals and volunteers. Each session celebrates the contributions of siblings and recognizes that their experiences can include a mix of feelings. Lunch and snacks are included, and the program concludes with a special certificate presentation. Registration is required, and the cost is $10 per child.

Families can explore the percussion family up close, discover what makes these instruments fascinating, and enjoy music in a variety of styles. Designed for children ages two to six, this interactive program offers a lively introduction to classical music, with plenty of opportunities to feel the beat and move around.

Enjoy a progressive brunch featuring six different dishes alongside a historical walking tour. Sample specialties such as stuffed French toast, a deli sandwich, a Mexican taco or empanada, Detroit-style pizza with a German pilsner, goetta from a German butcher shop, cheese and fudge, and a dessert from a French-themed bakery. The tour includes a short ride on the Cincinnati Streetcar to Findlay Market, Ohio’s oldest urban outdoor market. Stops vary weekly.

Power of Three Holistic Markets sets up at Goebel Park with a monthly Saturday gathering centered on mind, body, and spirit. The marketplace features healers, intuitive readers, and makers alongside purpose-driven businesses offering energy sessions, crystals, herbal creations, artwork, body care, and other spiritually focused goods. Each event is carefully curated to encourage holistic well-being, spiritual growth, and meaningful connection. It welcomes curious attendees, supporters of small businesses, and practitioners interested in sharing their work. Vendor applications are open for holistic practitioners, metaphysical businesses, artists, and wellness-aligned creators, with limited spaces to keep the market intentional. For application details, email powerofthreeholisticmarkets@gmail.com. Expect a warm atmosphere of community, collaboration, and conscious creation.

ArtisanFest513 brings together local artisans, makers, and creatives for an open-air shopping experience that celebrates Cincinnati’s culture and creativity. Discover unique finds, meet the people who make them, and support local small businesses and the community.

Meet dogs and cats of all ages who are looking for families, including puppies, kittens, and senior animals. Adoption applications can be submitted in advance or onsite. Visitors who cannot adopt can speak with a volunteer about other ways to get involved.

Volunteer at Matthew 25 Ministries, where the work is usually done while seated. Volunteers typically go out to lunch at a nearby restaurant afterward.

Celebrate Moto Federation Garage’s two-year anniversary with an open house featuring product demonstrations, workshops, announcements about new services, programs, and partnerships, and discounts on merchandise. Beverages and food from Post Traumatic Shef Disorder will also be available.

Celebrate the 20th annual Pumpkin Chuck Festival with pumpkin chucking, a beer garden, food trucks, a craft market, live music, and games. More details will be announced later.

Sample dishes at five sit-down restaurants on a progressive lunch tour through Over-the-Rhine. A friendly guide and local historian shares stories about the neighborhood’s history, German immigration, architecture, murals, and hidden tunnels. Food stops may include dishes inspired by Germany, Hawaii, Vietnam, Mexico, France, and Lebanon, with selections such as a steamed char siu bun, a savory pancake, a French macaron, and Lebanese baklava. The tour also explores Washington Park and the story behind Music Hall.

Celebrate before FC Cincinnati home games with music, vendors, food trucks, inflatable soccer games, and an inflatable FC Cincinnati slide. Seating is available throughout the park, and children and dogs are welcome. The season’s themed gatherings include Home Opener, Kids’ Day, Pride, AAPI, Kick Cancer, Salute to Service, Black Heritage, Noche Latina, Hell is Real, Halloween, and Fan Appreciation. Special thanks to sponsors FC Cincinnati, Maxim Crane Works, Frost Brown Todd, CVG Airport, and Anthem.

Children ages 2–12 can score a Cyclones sublimated jersey featuring the mascot Twister.

Blue Note Harrison hosts the return of AC/DC tribute act Hells Bells, with 1330 also performing. In the pub, the Snow Shoe Crabs deliver their own set to round out the live music. Tickets are available.

The annual fundraiser and social event returns with opportunities to take part. Those interested can sign up to make a chili or become a Panther family sponsor. More details will be shared soon.

The Menzingers bring their Everything I Ever Saw North American Tour to Bogart's for an all-ages show. Everyone is welcome. Schedules and support bands may change, and entry requirements may be updated before the event.

Experience a shamanic sound journey at Cincinnati Yoga School, where drums, singing bowls, chimes, and voice blend to create an immersive field of resonance. Facilitated by Ashley Ballard, a Shamanic Reiki Master, and her partner, Healing Touch Practitioner Chris Rust, this gathering weaves present astrology, shamanic wisdom, music theory, and intuitive insight to shape a session that meets participants where they are. Guided meditation, energy work, and carefully chosen sound tools support the entire group, with moments of individual attention to deepen the experience. The calm, carpeted studio offers a soothing setting for rest and renewal. Bring a yoga mat, blanket, or pillow so you can settle in comfortably, and wear loose, cozy clothing. Sound baths can be profoundly relaxing, sometimes even lulling participants to sleep, and emotional release is welcome with caring support offered throughout. Attendance is limited to 35, and doors close once the sound bath begins with no late entry. Sacred Serenity Healer handmade herbal products will be available for purchase. A suggested donation of $10 to $30 is welcomed, with payment options including cash at the door, Venmo, Cash App, and Zelle. A form in the tickets section provides details and payment choices, and payment can be made in advance or upon arrival. No one is turned away for lack of funds, and those who are able are invited to pay it forward.

Annie’s Disco Night celebrates the 1970s with a night of dancing, drinks, and classic disco grooves. Open to all ages, this Cincinnati gathering offers a retro atmosphere for fans of the era’s music.

Chris Lee performs acoustic songs from a wide range of artists, including Nirvana, Tom Petty, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Marvin Gaye, Queen, Otis Redding, Fleetwood Mac, and many more.

Celebrate Walnut Hills High School with an evening that brings formal style and sneaker culture together. Guests are invited to pair suits, dresses, or other elevated looks with their favorite sneakers. The event features a live DJ and dance floor, photo activations and red carpet moments, a sneaker style showdown, food, and community connection. Ticket proceeds support student opportunities and programs in academics, arts, athletics, leadership, and student experiences. For adults 21 and up.

Ashley McBryde brings her Into The Wild Tour to Cincinnati for a live performance at The Andrew J Brady Music Center.

Peripatetic Poets is a poetry gathering hosted by Matt Farley, a queer-identifying poet and urban Appalachian activist rooted in Greater Cincinnati. His work explores identity, male intimacy, liminal spaces, and structural inequality. Farley’s writing has appeared in the anthology *SOS ART Cincinnati Presents For a Better World 2021: Poems and Drawings on Peace and Justice by Greater Cincinnati Artists* and Happy Captive Magazine, and is forthcoming in *2024 Voices of Love: Poems and Stories Highlighting the Queer Experience*. He plans to teach at a community college and work in a library after graduation.

Ashley McBryde brings her headline Into The Wild Tour to The Andrew J Brady Music Center in Cincinnati, joined by special guest Tami Neilson. Following the release of her fifth studio album, Wild, the Grand Ole Opry member and GRAMMY, CMA, and ACM winner unveils an all-new set built on sharp storytelling, candid reflection, and surging, empowering songs. This Cincinnati stop is part of a 26-date run across the country. The performance draws from Wild’s 11 tracks while also giving voice to songs she has carried for years alongside freshly written material. Critics have praised the album’s deeply personal themes and its unbridled sound, noting bold guitar work, swampy rhythms, and an approach that feels unconfined. Known for incisive writing and soulful grit, McBryde threads stories of Ozark roots, a strict upbringing, the fallout from heavy drinking, and the clarity that followed sobriety. Please note that the venue enforces a clear bag policy for all events. For complete rules and a list of prohibited items, consult the venue’s website.

At Memorial Hall OTR, Cincinnati’s long running folk and Americana group Jake Speed & the Freddies presents a lively concert of original songs that shine a light on the city’s past and present. Jake Speed, often called the Woody Guthrie of Cincinnati, brings a traditional folk style to music that feels timely and enduring, weaving sharp storytelling throughout. This Queen City focused celebration honors 25 years of music making and community ties and also unveils the band’s sixth studio album with 12 new songs. Special guests include Mike Oberst of The Tillers, Ed Cunningham of The Comet Bluegrass Allstars, and Chris Cusentino of The Turkeys. The new material pays homage to Cincinnati greats like Katie Laur, salutes The Comet Bluegrass Allstars, recalls dancing with daffodils at Washington Park, and nods to the group’s Ohio roots. More than a show, it is a tribute to the region’s music, stories, and people. Proceeds benefit Cincinnati Public Radio, supporting local voices and institutions that honor the past, enrich the present, and help guide what comes next.

The Yadas return to Strasse Haus for flannel season, with favorite music and dance moves inspired by 1998.

Discover a marketplace for treasure hunters, with indoor and outdoor spaces available year-round for buying, selling, or trading. Spaces start at $20.

Explore a broad mix of cards and memorabilia at this show, building on a previous edition that featured more than 100 tables. Enjoy games on the TVs and a variety of food and drink options while you browse. Vendor tables are available for $30 per 6 foot space. Odeezy Sports Cards also offers online breaks and recently opened a store in Bardstown, Kentucky.

Watch the Bengals take on the Falcons in their international game in Madrid at a gathering featuring PacMan Jones and a meet and greet. The ticket includes breakfast with chicken and waffles, eggs, and potatoes, unlimited Fowling, and one drink.

A participating seller will offer artwork and merchandise for purchase. Attendees can browse the selection and buy items directly at the booth.

A playful Pure Barre class at Mission Veterinary Medical Center, presented with Pure Barre Union, features adorable adoptable puppies from Stray Haven who will be on site throughout the workout to add cuddles, smiles, and motivation as they look for their forever homes. The cost is $30 per person, and proceeds support Stray Haven’s care, medical needs, and adoption efforts. Please bring your own mat. Attendance is limited to 15 participants.

Explore Findlay Market through a culinary adventure featuring ten tastings from local small businesses. Sample a freshly baked pastry, a goetta egg-and-cheese sandwich, an authentic empanada with chimichurri, chicken salad, Lebanese hummus and pita chips, a Polish pierogi, and a warm Belgian waffle. The tour also highlights Italian cannoli and fresh pasta, specialties from a century-old cheese and fudge shop, and gelato. Along the way, learn about Cincinnati’s vibrant history, including the story of Rookwood Pottery, and get suggestions for exploring more of the city. Stops may vary each week.

An all-ages K-pop party for kids, with everyone welcome.

Meet adorable puppies, sweet kittens, and wonderful adult dogs looking for foster care or forever homes. The event offers a chance to find a playful addition to the family or a loyal companion.

Enjoy casual Pokémon open play and practice with your deck in a family-focused setting where children are welcome. Participants under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. A $5 play space fee applies and can be paid through regular purchases or added to a gift card for later use. Please check in at the front upon arrival.

Enjoy a family brunch featuring professional performances, singing, and storytelling by Ever After Entertainment. Children can meet Cinderella and Prince Charming, Tiana and Prince Naveen, and Ariel and Prince Eric. An optional pre-event makeover experience is also available, with a limited number of appointment slots.

Meet 2026 Rosenthal Education Center Artist in Residence Kenton Brett at the Rosenthal Education Center and create an original work of art to take home. This free, drop-in activity is offered monthly.

Take a guided tour exploring Edie McKee Harper’s modernist work. The free tour includes admission to the exhibitions and the museum’s collection galleries, and no registration is required.

Hollywood Night offers a prom created for children, teens, and young adults navigating critical illnesses, giving them a chance to dress up, dance, and feel celebrated. The celebration is organized into two age-based sessions so every guest can take part comfortably. The early session welcomes ages 2 to 12 with a DJ, a dance floor, mocktails, and visits from superheroes, princesses, and local heroes. Volunteer stylists provide hair and makeup, donated attire helps each child feel like royalty, and light bites and snacks keep the fun going. The evening session is designed for ages 13 to 21 and features an elegant setting with a chapel-style photo area where families can capture meaningful memories. Every child in the early session receives a crown. Help with attire and accessories is available for families who need it, and stylists are on hand during both sessions. Live music, dancing, and entertainment set a joyful tone throughout the night.

Holiday tunes and snacks create a festive setting, and participants may bring their own beverages. The fee for each tree covers painting, glazing, and firing. Traditional designs include an electrical cord and lights, while the large and small Jolly Trees come without light kits. Preorders are available.

At Forest Park Senior Community Center, this banquet honors the newest Hall of Fame class, recognizing Dennis Young for Meritorious Service and Chad Harper for Superior Performance. The program also acknowledges scholarship recipient Breanna Colfax and Star of Tomorrow award winner Dylan Peters. The evening includes a social hour, dinner, and an awards program. Dinner is $35, and advance reservations are required.

The CBC Drama Ministry presents a theatrical production exploring the stories of Abigail, Ruth, Delilah, Rahab, and the Woman at the Well. Through their legacies, the performance reflects on lessons from their lives.

Winterhaus is hosting a Candlelight concert featuring Vivaldi’s Four Seasons in Cincinnati.

Woodnote returns to the Queen City Balladeers Leo Coffeehouse, a storied home for folk and acoustic music. The musicians recall earlier days when the Leo met in the UC YMCA basement and their children sat on big floor pillows. Founded in 1963 by University of Cincinnati students who formed the Queen City Balladeers and the Leo Coffeehouse, the venue is among the oldest and longest running folk and acoustic spaces in the United States. This appearance brings the group back to a place rooted in its history.

The Rookwood chapter of Silent Book Club in Cincinnati offers a calm space for readers to enjoy their own books alongside others. Silent Book Club is a global community for readers and introverts, with over 500 chapters across 50 countries. Participants gather in public venues like cafes, bars, bookstores, and libraries, as well as online, to read together in a relaxed, communal setting.

Little Feat returns to Cincinnati for a performance at Taft Theatre as part of its Last Farewell Tour, celebrating a storied career that spans over five decades. The group’s blend of rock, blues, jazz, and New Orleans rhythms has yielded favorites such as Dixie Chicken, Willin’, and Oh, Atlanta, and their landmark live album Waiting for Columbus is often hailed among rock’s finest concert recordings. This tour signals a step back from the grind of constant travel rather than a final goodbye, with longtime members and a refreshed lineup delivering vibrant shows that honor a rich catalog while continuing to showcase new music. Please note that the venue enforces a clear bag policy and maintains a list of rules and prohibited items on its website. There are no elevators in the theatre, and all balcony seating requires climbing stairs.

An onstage conversation brings the world of Twin Peaks to life as cast members and special guests share memories from set and behind the scenes. Twin Peaks, the American drama from creators Mark Frost and David Lynch, first aired in 1990 and later returned in 2017 as Twin Peaks: The Return, reuniting many original cast members and building a devoted following that is often cited among television’s best. Featured guests are Ray Wise, Michael Horse, Kimmy Robertson, Sabrina Sutherland (executive director), and Josh Eisenstadt. Meet the stars in person. VIP tickets are available and include a photo with the Conversation With The Stars cast. A post show autograph session is planned, with autographs available as a separate purchase. Presented by David Roy Williams Entertainment under license from Paramount Location-Based Experiences.

The Fort Mitchell Veterans Day Parade travels along Beechwood Road from the Swim Club to Beechwood Schools. Veterans are invited to drive in their cars along the route with a police escort and will be welcomed by Beechwood students and staff with posters, flags, and patriotic support.

This six-week support group offers compassionate support for people who have experienced a loss within the past two years as the holiday season approaches. Participants will explore ways to integrate their loss into everyday life, reflect on treasured traditions and how they may change, and share the personal impact of grief in a confidential, supportive setting. The group focuses on practical coping strategies to help participants be present during the holidays. Facilitated by Nancy Kremer, LCSW. For more information or to register, call 855.492.0812.

Fleet Feet hosts a two day sale at the pavilion that features personalized fittings from local specialists using three dimensional scanning technology for accurate measurements. Visitors receive professional guidance and can explore innovative, thoughtfully designed products focused on achieving a precise fit, with a chance to find deals while they shop.

Take part in November’s craft night by creating rope pumpkins, a cozy project that works as fall decor all season long. The class is $12 per person, and all supplies are included. Register in person at the Community Center front desk.

Veterans can receive 50% off their food bill as a thank-you for their service. Reservations are required, and the offer should be mentioned when calling or booking online. To receive the discount, present a Military ID, Veteran Card, Retiree Card, or DD-214. The offer cannot be combined with other restaurant promotions, specials, or certificates.

Wage War brings its Emergency Broadcast tour to Cincinnati, with We Came As Romans, Varials, and Cane Hill as support. Known for pairing hard-hitting metal with melodic vocals, the Florida band recently released the It Calls Me By Name EP and has built a catalog that includes Blueprints, Deadweight, Pressure, Manic, and STIGMA.

Enjoy a midweek open mic featuring spoken word and a welcoming range of creative expressions. Poets, writers, singers, rappers, comedians, speakers, visual artists, actors, and vendors are among those invited to share their work. The gathering offers a space for creative fellowship, laughter, and connection within the artist community. Hosted by Maia Chanel, curated by SoL aka Mista STAYonLIT, and presented by Muse Café.

A major all-professions career fair at Sharonville Convention Center in Cincinnati brings together local, regional, and national companies recruiting for roles across the Tri-State area. Employers are seeking talent for Sales, Customer Service, Logistics, Drivers, Healthcare, Management, Skilled Trades, Banking, Retail, Manufacturing, Administration, Warehouse, General Labor, Engineering, Information Technology, and more. Some employers may make immediate offers, so candidates should arrive prepared with multiple copies of a resume and professional attire.

Business Boost Network offers a free, in-person networking opportunity for small-business owners across Northern Kentucky and Greater Cincinnati. The group meets at a different local business each month, creating space for genuine conversations, new connections, practical business-growth ideas, warm referrals, and attendee spotlights, without forced introductions or referral quotas.

Coalition Forward convenes local employers, service providers, and job coaches to exchange information about open positions and client needs. Employers present available roles, while providers raise questions on behalf of the people they support. The collaboration helps businesses access the assistance they require, and it helps individuals with disabilities move toward meaningful work and a more fulfilling, productive life.

Explore somatic breathwork in an introductory small group setting with Amy from Lines to the Heart. Held in the Secret Garden at Summer Rose, this class offers a comfortable, intimate atmosphere to learn a practice that blends intentional breathing with body awareness. The approach is intended to help you slow your pace, feel more present, release stored tension and stress, and reconnect with your body and emotions. Many people fold breathwork into their self care to support relaxation, mindfulness, and emotional well-being. The session takes place lying down, so please bring a yoga mat and a pillow, and consider a blanket for added comfort. Group size is kept small and space is limited. The cost is $35 per person. Amy is also available for individual, couples, and small group sessions.

Shop with vendors before the bidding begins, then pick up a numbered paddle at the door and get ready for a fast-paced quarter auction. Admission is free, and paddles cost $2 each or three for $5. To bid, raise your paddle for items that interest you and drop a quarter into the basket. If your number is drawn, you win the item. Newcomers tend to catch on quickly because the format is simple. Food and drinks are available on site, and outside food or beverages are not allowed. Plan to bring plenty of quarters. Northern Kentucky Women Entrepreneurs, which has helped raise money for local charities for over a decade, highlights participating companies such as Dana's Creations, Java Momma Coffee, Handsewn Creations, Mary Kay, Morning Star Beading, Norwex, Young Living and 741 Wellness, Tupperware, Tastefully Simple, Tastee Teas, Southern Holiday, and Scentsy.

Grungefest takes the stage at Annie’s Music Center, formerly known as Riverfront Live, celebrating the era-defining sound that shaped a generation. Presented by Annie’s, this event puts grunge front and center.

Judas Priest tribute band Rapid Fire returns to Blue Note Harrison, with Sweet Sister Mercy opening the show.

Enjoy an adults-only evening at the Zoo, surrounded by millions of sparkling lights and plenty of holiday cheer. In response to strong interest, the celebration now spans two nights, offering more opportunities to take it all in. Guests receive drink tickets at check-in and can explore festive selections from local breweries alongside wines, seltzers, cocktails, and more. Festive attire is encouraged, so bring your best ugly sweater for a night of cozy sips and glittering sights. The event happens rain or shine. Admission is limited to guests 21 and older with no exceptions. Expect cheerful appearances from seasonal favorites, including Frosty.

Presented by Cincinnati Pride, this fifth annual celebration returns to Rhinegeist with a mash-up of live professional wrestling and drag. The taproom becomes a full-fledged wrestling venue, complete with a professional ring, featuring queer pro wrestlers alongside drag performers.

Slow Train rolls into Belterra Park Cincinnati with a live set of yacht rock favorites, classic hits, and singalong anthems from the 70s and 80s. Expect smooth harmonies, upbeat grooves, and a feel-good soundtrack that keeps smiles wide, feet moving, and voices joining in. The atmosphere leans welcoming and lively, filled with throwback tunes that spark nostalgia and good vibes. Whether the plan is to dance, unwind, or revisit songs tied to favorite memories, this night centers on fun with friends as Slow Train brings the good times.

Get set to rock with Half-Life at The Belle & The Bear.

Christ’s Chapel partners with Immanuel Methodist to host a monthly drive-thru pantry that provides groceries and household essentials for individuals and families experiencing food insecurity in Boone County. Guests remain in their vehicles while volunteers place items directly into the car, making pickup simple and convenient. The effort focuses on practical support for the community, offering respectful, streamlined assistance to each family.

Volunteers are needed to help care for the natural-surface trails at Devou Park. No experience is required, and tools and instructions are provided. Help improve Gnarnia and address other trail needs. Wear sturdy hiking shoes and bring gloves and water.

This free, all-ages event is held at the Main Branch of the Cincinnati and Hamilton County Public Library, offering a welcoming setting for families.

Holiday Vendor Market brings festive cheer with local vendors showcasing seasonal decor, delicious treats, and unique finds. The experience is similar to the Spring Vendor Market held in March, offering plenty to browse and discover. Every guest is automatically included in a gift basket raffle upon arrival.

An evening of bourbon, barbecue, live music, dancing, and reflection benefiting Honor Flight Tri-State and its mission to honor veterans takes place at Cooper Creek Event Center in Blue Ash. The lineup features a bourbon tasting presented by Boone County Bourbon and live music and dancing from Floyd and the Walkmen. Brian Thomas serves as emcee and introduces a featured presentation from Major Josh Pitcher, author of Bluegrass Grit, who shares how his path toward becoming a U.S. Army paratrooper was upended by the loss of his left leg and how, at 23, he chose the tougher route to remain on active duty, return to leading soldiers, and continue serving. His message centers on perseverance, courage, and service, underscoring that adversity does not have to determine the future. Parking is available, and advance ticket sales are open.

NOT JOHNNY will perform at a charity event supporting Habitat for Humanity. The organization builds and repairs homes for families in need, helping create safe, affordable places to live and strengthen communities.

Blue Boat Shoes appears at Smoke Justis for a relaxed gathering centered on barbecue and bourbon. The emphasis is on barbecue favorites and bourbon in a welcoming setting.

Trade books and houseplants at a welcoming swap. Bring titles you have already finished and a plant that would do well in a new home, then look through what others have shared to pick out a fresh read and a leafy companion. This event repeats every other month, set for the third Sunday. If coming that afternoon does not work, you can drop off plants and books during the week before, and you may arrive any time within the event hours. Free parking is available behind the shop.

Unroll your mat for a playful yoga class alongside rescue kittens, guided by RYT200 instructor Damon Wilson. The practice welcomes all experience levels and blends movement with relaxation while curious cats add plenty of cuddles along the way. Participation is limited to 14 people and is open to ages 16 and older. Please bring a mat, as only a few extras are available. The fee is $30 per person. Plan to arrive a little early to browse the cafe menu and grab a beverage. Drinks are permitted in the cat room, but food is not. Reservations follow a 48 hour cancellation policy. Cancellations made more than 48 hours in advance receive a refund minus a 4 percent processing fee. There are no refunds for no shows, and a 15 minute grace period applies before a reservation may be released. Attendance indicates agreement to follow all visitor guidelines for Purrfect Day Cafe. Damon is a Yoga Alliance registered teacher with 200 hours of training. His background includes study with Vitality Cincinnati and additional Yin education through Sage Yoga, with primary focuses in Vinyasa and Yin.

At Florence Branch Library, connect with local agencies offering free wellness information, screenings, and practical tools to support a healthier lifestyle. The fair features door prizes, giveaways, on-site screenings, snacks, and resources for all ages, with topics that include diabetes, harm reduction, hearing and vision, lung health, senior care, vaccines, and women’s health. To pre-register for cardiovascular health screenings, call 859-301-9353. To pre-register for mammography, call 859-655-7400. Sponsored by the Kentucky Cancer Program and LiveWell Boone County.

Alexander James, also known as AJ McLean of Backstreet Boys, brings a new chapter that centers his own voice. An award-winning, GRAMMY-nominated artist with three decades of pop behind him, he helped shape the era through polished songwriting, distinctive harmonies, and arena-scale shows. With Backstreet Boys, releases earned gold or platinum in 46 countries, and the group’s first nine albums all entered the Top 10 of the Billboard 200. Recent highlights include a run at Sphere Las Vegas with his bandmates, a turn on ABC’s Dancing with the Stars, hosting the Netflix music competition Building the Band, and a co-headlining outing with Joey Fatone of NSYNC called A Legendary Night. Arriving alongside his most personal solo project, the new album My Name is Alexander James, this appearance offers a candid portrait of an artist who is still moving forward... unmistakably AJ.

This performance features Victor Wooten and The Wooten Brothers at Taft Theatre. The venue has a clear bag policy, and all balcony seats require climbing stairs because there are no elevators in the theatre.

Business Boost Network is a free Northern Kentucky networking group focused on building authentic connections and supporting business growth. Professionals are welcome to connect, collaborate, and strengthen their local relationships.

Fresh from performances across Europe and the UK, The Rock Orchestra by Candlelight returns to the United States with a candlelit concert that blends iconic rock and metal anthems with an eerie, atmospheric glow. A fourteen-piece group of classical musicians shapes soaring melodies that collide with surging distortion, bringing classical sonorities and heavy sonics into vivid conversation. Based in the UK, this evolving lineup of musicians and vocalists reimagines songs by Metallica, AC/DC, the Rolling Stones, Rage Against the Machine, My Chemical Romance, Linkin' Park, System of a Down, Guns N' Roses, Evanescence, Papa Roach, the Cranberries, and more.

Experience a lively evening of lip sync showdowns at the Oscar Event Center at Jungle Jim's, with head-to-head performances designed to entertain.

Everclear brings The Lucky 7 Tour to the stage with an energetic live performance spanning the band’s decades-long career. Hear fan favorites such as “Father of Mine” and “Santa Monica,” and vote for songs from Everclear’s catalog, with the seven most-requested songs in each city set to be performed. This is an all-ages show.

A live performance by Just 2 Howlers will take place at Little Miami Brewing.

Browse offerings from more than 40 local artists, makers, and small businesses, including handmade gifts, holiday décor, home goods, jewelry, artwork, candles, baked treats, and boutique finds. The market also offers a chance to enjoy the Barn Resort’s property, dining options, and cozy atmosphere while supporting small businesses.

The OFF Holiday Market returns to Summit Park in Blue Ash with a full day of seasonal shopping and activities. Browse more than 140 local and regional vendors offering handmade goods, home decor, art, jewelry, apparel, specialty foods, and other distinctive finds. Enjoy bites from food trucks and festive beverages, check out the park’s ice skating rink, and take in cheerful decorations that create a bright holiday atmosphere. Admission is free. The event welcomes families and is dog friendly, offering a chance to find meaningful gifts while supporting makers, artists, and small businesses from across the region.

Body Mind Spirit Celebration - Cincinnati takes place at the Sharonville Convention Center in Cincinnati, bringing crystals, intuitive arts, healing modalities, and wisdom offerings together in one location. Attendees can explore 245 exhibitor booths, connect with 110 psychics and healers, and enjoy appearances by 100 performers, with themes spanning natural health, personal growth, and metaphysics. Featured experiences include the Cosmic Post Office for messages to your future self, the Talisman Wish Project, roving performers adding a touch of magic, and aura photography. Admission is $16 in advance, valid for the full event, or $18 at the door. Ticket purchase includes access to the exhibit hall along with all presentations and performances, and free parking is available. For booth inquiries, call 541-482-3722.

Spot migrating waterfowl and shorebirds at Gilmore Ponds MetroPark during a brief Nature in a Blink program. As birds travel south for the winter, the wetlands here can serve as a stopover when water levels allow. This event is part of a year-long series that helps participants witness fleeting natural moments across the MetroParks. Admission is free, and registration is required.

Now in its second year, this winter gathering blends cozy holiday cheer with a strong sense of community. The Holiday Market & Biergarten features shopping with local vendors and seasonal drinks in a welcoming setting, located in a public parking area behind the business district. Admission is free and open to everyone. Vendor opportunities are available.

The 2026 Ultimate Auction brings together more than 400 parents, alumnae, and friends of Ursuline to support Ursuline Academy’s largest fundraising event of the year. Guided by the theme An Evening in Brescia, the celebration reflects on the community’s origins and honors the legacy of St. Angela Merici. It recognizes a 130-year tradition that began with the Ursulines of Brown County in 1845 and continued with the establishment of Ursuline Academy in 1896.

A Journey tribute performance opens with Cincinnati’s own Bad Habit, followed by the Snow Shoe Crabs performing in the pub.

Annie's hosts Morgen & Alan with the Achy Breaky Hearts for a night dedicated to 90s country classics. John Morgen and Derek Alan join forces onstage to deliver a set packed with favorites from the era. General admission is $20, and the event is open to all ages.

Comedian Kathleen Madigan brings decades of stand-up experience to the stage. She has released seven comedy specials, made more than 40 appearances on late-night and daytime talk shows, and hosts Madigan’s Pubcast, which has accumulated more than 10 million streams. Her latest special, The Family Thread, premiered in 2025 on Amazon Prime.

Linda Chaney and Jon Colvin take the stage at 1860 for an acoustic performance.

ATP Unplugged plays a live jam at Talon Tavern on the east side.

The Eagles Project presents an acoustic performance featuring favorites from the Eagles’ catalogue and the solo projects of its members, with the Eagles Project Strings. The musicians bring together music by the Eagles, Don Henley, Glenn Frey, Joe Walsh, and James Gang, performing arrangements that stay true to the originals.

Josh hosts a monthly open mic where you can share your tunes or take part in a jam at The Fairfield Pub.

Jackyl returns to the Blue Note, with Flatline opening the show. The pre-party in the pub features The New Machine, Clocktowers, and Lacey Lane.

Blue Note Harrison hosts a tribute show featuring Captain Fantastic performing the music of Elton John along with 52nd Street performing the music of Billy Joel. Both tributes appear on the same bill.

Madi’s House and the Hamilton County Police Association Charitable Foundation present an evening of charity boxing featuring local law enforcement officers and firefighters competing in three-round bouts. The teams compete for the Guns ‘N Hoses Championship Trophy, with returning champion Mike Fritts representing law enforcement and Rob Rogers representing firefighters in the main event. Proceeds benefit Madi’s House and the HCPA Charitable Foundation, which raise funds for the families of local heroes who have fallen in the line of duty.

52nd St. and Captain Fantastic are back at The Blue Note for another appearance together. It is a chance to see both acts share the stage once again.

This 9 pin no tap doubles fundraiser benefits BVL and welcomes teams of two. In this format, knocking down nine pins on the first ball counts as a strike and all other scoring follows standard rules. The team entry is $80, allocated to lineage and expenses, BVL, and the prize fund, and veterans receive $10 off their individual entry. Payout is 1 in 5. Handicap is calculated at 90 percent of a 450 combined team average. Bowlers will enter using their highest USBC certified league average of nine or more games from the 2024 to 2025 or 2025 to 2026 seasons, summer included. If no average from those seasons is available, the current season average of nine or more games may be used, and if no certified league average exists you will bowl scratch at 225. The 10 pin rule is not in effect. Teams may reenter, and to cash more than once you must change partners. Lane space is limited. For questions or complete rules, contact Alicia Elam or Dave Meadors at 513-341-5280, and consult the entry form for full details.

Blue Note Harrison marks 36 years with a celebration featuring Forehead returning to the venue, Excalibur performing in the pub, and Jamie Combs opening the show. Presale tickets and reserved seating are available.

Blessid Union of Souls appears in Cincinnati, Ohio with founding members onstage performing the songs central to their career. This all-ages show offers tickets at $25 for GA and $35 for seat.

An energetic show at Little Miami Brewing Co. Event Center brings the music and atmosphere of Black Sabbath and OZZY Osbourne to life through a full-scale recreation.

The Cincinnati Pops presents a screening of Disney’s The Muppet Christmas Carol with the score performed live in sync with the film. Kermit the Frog plays Bob Cratchit, Michael Caine portrays Ebenezer Scrooge, and many familiar Muppet characters bring Charles Dickens’ holiday tale to life. Hear favorite songs, including “When Love Is Gone,” with Duo Shen conducting.

Jimmy Dooley performs live in concert at First Baptist Church of New Richmond, OH. Attendees will hear a music-filled program in a church setting.

Fred Hammond, a Grammy-winning vocalist, songwriter, musician, producer, and arranger, has helped shape Gospel music for more than four decades. The Detroit native first rose to prominence with Commissioned, then played a key role in developing Urban Praise and Worship before beginning a celebrated solo career. Landmark recordings include I Am Persuaded, The Spirit of David, Pages of Life, Purpose By Design, and Free To Worship. With 15 Grammy nominations and one win, his music continues to influence generations of artists and audiences. Presented at Ludlow Garage in Cincinnati, this event highlights a defining voice with a powerful catalog and enduring legacy.

As the only pinball convention in the Greater Cincinnati area, this gathering features more than 120 machines set to free play. Attendees can choose a single-price admission for a day pass or the entire weekend and enjoy a wide range of games. It is family friendly and welcoming to players of all ages.

Italian favorites meet craft beer and spirits at Mio's Anderson Pizzeria and Tavern, featuring JGD.

Houses Of The Holy, a Led Zeppelin tribute, returns to the Blue Note, with Cincinnati band Bad Habit kicking off the show.

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Celebrate the season in style at this Christmas gathering in the village.