Events in Florence, KY

During a month-long promotion at Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden, adults 62 and older receive $10 admission on weekdays. The offer aligns with Grandparents Day and provides an opportunity to plan a visit with grandparents.

Hit the court for a 3v3 pick-up basketball league at the Ziegler Park Basketball Courts. Teens gather every Monday for casual games and friendly competition. This event is free, open to all teens, and does not require registration. Come ready to play and enjoy an evening of hoops with peers.

This casual neighborhood ride covers about 5 to 10 miles and welcomes riders of every experience level. It offers a relaxed way to meet neighbors, discover streets you might usually pass by, and finish with a beverage at the shop after the ride.

Local and regional artists bring live jazz to the Sherwin-Williams Porch in a weekly series set within one of Cincinnati’s most vibrant jazz communities. Enjoy the music with a favorite drink in hand. Admission is free and tickets are not needed. The season features a wide range of performers, including Sophia Troyer, Love of Country Jazz Quintet presenting Cowboy Bossa Nova, Brent Gallaher Quintet, Mambo Combo, Estrada do Sol, Faux Frenchmen, Ricky Nye, Pamela Mallory Quartet, Little Saudade, Mandy Gaines and Brad Meyers, Jim Connerley Quartet, Camille Saba Smith, Bacchanal Steel Band, Marc Fields, Keigo Hirakawa Trio, Lili Shires and Steve Schmidt, Hank Stephens and Erwin Stuckey, Five Little Bears, Phil DeGreg Trio, Retro Nouveau featuring Jack Garrett, Noisepolice, Al West Jr, Jordan Pollard Trio, Queen City Cabaret, Daniel Bennett and the Dirty Shirleys, and Dixie Karas. Programmed in collaboration with Jazz at the Memo, with thanks to sponsors GBBN, Sherwin-Williams, and the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra.

Teams test their knowledge in a lively trivia competition on The Square, drawing on all kinds of facts. Groups of up to eight players are eligible, and gift card prizes are available. The trivia is hosted with Last Call Trivia, and they offer details on the game format and FAQs. Events at Fountain Square are presented by Fifth Third Bank and produced by 3CDC.

Just Vince & The Fellas deliver a lively tribute to Earth Wind & Fire, focusing on danceable grooves and crowd-favorite hits. The Redmoor sets the scene with a relaxed, friendly vibe that invites plenty of time on the dance floor. Advance admission is $15, with a day-of price of $20.

Volunteers help weed, plant, and care for pollinator habitats in Covington. These workdays happen weekly and rotate to a different park each time, focusing on ongoing habitat maintenance. Location details are shared through a newsletter so participants know where to meet each week.

Enjoy a welcoming night of line dancing at the Rhinegeist Taproom in Cincinnati, led by Bree Peugh and The Ritz Ballroom Dance Studio. The evening begins with a beginner friendly lesson and then shifts into open dancing, with popular line dances taught along the way and plenty of chances to practice and meet new people. No partner is required and no prior experience is needed. All ages are welcome. Admission is $10 at the door. Hosted by Bree Peugh and The Ritz Ballroom Dance Studio.

Test your knowledge in the Oakley and Madisonville area at Element Eatery with a live trivia night featuring three engaging rounds. Take on a Name That Tune challenge, a wager round, and plenty of general knowledge questions. Form a team of up to six players and compete for prizes awarded to the top teams. It is free to play.

Pair a meal with a music filled take on bingo at Florence Barleycorn's. Numbers are replaced by song titles, and every participant receives a free SINGO card. As short clips of popular tunes play, sing along and mark the matching titles. Be the first to get five in a row and call SINGO to win the round.

Judah & the Lion take the stage at Bogart's for a concert open to guests of all ages. The schedule and any supporting artists may change without advance notice or refunds. Entry policies can be updated, and purchasing tickets confirms agreement to the requirements in place when the event happens. For the latest protocols and guidelines, review the venue's website before attending.

Enter a mythic journey powered by the music of Led Zeppelin. This theatrical rock production features a curated set that charts paths of adventure, shadow, companionship, and triumph, blending songs like Ramble On, The Battle of Evermore, and Stairway to Heaven with sweeping fantasy storytelling. Costumes and cinematic visual projections heighten the immersion, turning the show into a vivid world rather than a standard concert. It is presented as a transformative live experience that celebrates music and magic.

Strauss Troy’s Market on the Square returns with an outdoor experience featuring live music and a rotating lineup of local food trucks. Vendors change daily, so there is always something new to try. Sponsored by Strauss Troy and Fifth Third Bank. Programming at Fountain Square is produced by 3CDC.

Florence Christian Church offers a free produce distribution open to everyone, and no paperwork is required. Typical allotments include up to 30 pounds of produce, bread, and frozen protein. Lines form in the parking lot.

Jazz at the Square brings live jazz to Fountain Square with a rotating lineup of local and regional talent. This edition features The Blue Jays, offering a set made for listening, lingering, and a little swaying. Settle in with a favorite drink and enjoy the music. Admission is free and no tickets are needed. The series is presented in collaboration with Jazz at the Memo and Jazz at the Park, supported by Jamey Aebersold Jazz, CCJO, The Great Gatsby Musical Tour, Broadway Cincinnati, and Fifth Third Bank, and produced by 3CDC. After the show, The Great Gatsby is on stage at the Aronoff Center a short walk from the square.

This six-week support group offers a caring and supportive setting for people who have experienced the death of a spouse or significant other within the past two years. Participants can share personal experiences, talk about their loss, and learn practical ways to cope with grief and integrate it into daily life. The group is facilitated by Nancy Kremer, LCSW. Please register. For more information or to register, contact Nancy Kremer at 855.492.0812.

Sean Fitzpatric and Carey Hunley perform live with a vacation-style vibe. Attendees can enjoy dinner and drinks alongside the music, with views of Four Seasons Marina.

Tuesday night bike rides return with a meetup at the gazebo in Washington Park. The group rolls out together, then wraps up at Mellotonebeer for post-ride social drinks. If you need a bike, there is a Red Bike station at 14th and Elm.

Pickleball Tuesdays brings casual, outdoor play to Austinburg Neighborhood Park. Enjoy friendly matches, good company, and fresh air. All experience levels are welcome. No registration is required.

Westwood Works [Out] brings a free pop-up fitness class to the Westwood Town Hall lawn, welcoming all experience levels to an easygoing outdoor workout. This session features Stretch and Meditation with instructor Kendra Smiley. Bring a water bottle and a workout mat if you have one, and feel free to invite friends. After class, explore the Town Hall District for a meal, a drink, or some shopping. Classes may be canceled due to weather or extreme heat, with updates shared on the event’s Facebook page. Support for the series is provided by Leah Slicer Real Estate Group, Gamble-Nippert YMCA, Interact for Health, Oak Street Health, and the partnership of Cincinnati Parks.

Alternating Tuesdays bring three rounds of live trivia to the Sam Adams taproom. Teams of up to six tackle a name-that-tune challenge, a wagering round, and plenty of general knowledge questions. Top scorers receive prizes, and participation is free.

Bring your best random facts to a friendly trivia event designed for teams. Groups of up to eight players can compete, with gift card prizes on the line. The competition is presented by Last Call Trivia. Special acknowledgment to sponsors Sherwin-Williams and First Financial Bank.

Test your recall at a general knowledge trivia event at the Porch at Washington Park, featuring questions that range from pop culture and history to sports, music, movies, and surprising facts. Teams of all experience levels can compete for gift certificates valued at $30, $20, and $10, redeemable at local businesses. Drinks are available for purchase, creating a lively setting for friendly competition.

Aaron Jacobs appears with Brad Meyers and Jason Smart for Tuesday Night Jazz at Muse. The three musicians come together for a trio performance of live jazz.

Che OTR hosts a casual trivia night where teams test their knowledge for bragging rights and prizes. There is no charge to participate, and the vibe is all about questions, laughs, and friendly competition. Arriving a little early makes it easier to grab a table, and teams can pick a name to play under. First place earns a $30 bar tab or an empanada, second place receives a $20 bar tab, and third place takes home a $10 bar tab. Bar tabs are available to use after the game. Food and drink deals add to the fun, with $13 taco trios and $10 margaritas available all night. Happy Hour features $6 draft beers, $5 off wine pours, and $10 appetizers.

Walkabout Wednesdays at Saint Ursula Academy offers parents exploring high school choices for their daughters a casual campus tour. Visitors can explore the campus, meet staff, and see learning in action to get a genuine sense of the community. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended, and bringing questions is encouraged.

Geared to people turning 65, this session explains Medicare benefits for veterans and how they coordinate with VA Health, Tricare for Life, and ChampVA for loved ones. It also covers Medicare Parts A, B, C, and D, providing a clear overview for anyone seeking to understand coverage options.

Commander Night brings Magic the Gathering players together at Woodburn Games. Both casual and competitive tables are available, and promotions run during the event. A $5 play space entry fee applies.

Pet Wants Cincy sets up at the Northside Farmers Market with a booth focused on happy, healthy pets. Browse treats and chews for your dog, learn about how fresh nutrition can support a healthy skin and coat along with overall well-being, and let your pup mingle with new friends. Whether you visit the market often or are stopping by for the first time, it is an easy way to shop local, support small businesses, and pick up something special for your furry family member.

Experience live folk, roots, and Americana on the Fifth Third Bank Center Stage. Enjoy a drink during Happy Hour, then settle in for relaxed performances. This event is free and open to all. Presented with support from Fifth Third Bank.

Enjoy free outdoor fitness on the lawn at Washington Park with welcoming classes for every experience level and no contracts required. Please bring your own towel, mat, water, and any personal gear since the park does not supply equipment. The lineup includes STEP Down Cincinnati with Be All in Movement, a music-fueled step aerobics session led by Joseph “MoJo” Allen that emphasizes movement, community, and fun. Walk-ups are accepted for the STEP class, and step boards are available for the first 25 participants, with the option to bring your own. Additional offerings presented by the YMCA rotate throughout the series, including yoga that builds strength, flexibility, breath control, and calm, Zumba inspired by Latin and global rhythms for an energetic cardio workout, Pilates focused on core strength, balance, and mobility through controlled mat work, and LES MILLS BODYBALANCE, a yoga-inspired blend with elements of Tai Chi, Pilates, and mindfulness set to calming music to enhance flexibility, core stability, and body awareness while easing stress. All Washington Park events are produced by 3CDC.

Enjoy a weekly grass volleyball meetup at the Volpenhein Pavilion in Devou Park. This new program provides a relaxed way to stay active, connect with others, and play casual matches on the grass. Players of any ability can participate, and gear will be supplied.

This weekly Wednesday event is free to attend, and winners receive Blind Squirrel gift cards.

Put your knowledge to the test at trivia night at The Fix Coffeehouse & Bar. Share laughs over drinks as you and your team compete. There is no cost to participate, groups are encouraged, and prizes are awarded to the highest scoring teams.

Caffè Vivace hosts a centennial tribute to John Coltrane, spotlighting acclaimed tenor saxophonist Gregory Tardy with the Dan Karlsberg Trio. Tardy joins pianist Dan Karlsberg, bassist Justin Dawson, and drummer Phillip Tipton for a wide-ranging program that traces Coltrane's journey, from the hard-driving energy of Blue Train and the harmonic fire of Giant Steps to the spiritual lyricism of his later period. A longtime presence on the international jazz scene, Tardy has worked with Elvin Jones, Andrew Hill, Tom Harrell, and Dave Douglas. His commanding tone, deep blues foundation, and inquisitive approach suit this celebration, blending scholarship with soul while maintaining a distinctive voice. The performance revisits favorites, explores lesser-known gems, and pays homage to a legacy that continues to shape the music, offering inspired improvisation and skilled musicianship in Caffè Vivace's intimate listening room. A $20 drink or food minimum applies per person, per set if the party does not reach the beverage minimum. Seats may be resold without refund if check-in has not occurred within 15 minutes after the set begins. Tickets are non-refundable, with a one-time transfer to a future show of equal value available when requested at least 24 hours before the performance.

The Constellation Tour brings Thee Sacred Souls, LA LOM, and The Womack Sisters to The Andrew J Brady Music Center in Cincinnati, uniting soulful harmonies, boundary-crossing rhythms, and a West Coast spirit rooted in classic sounds. San Diego’s Thee Sacred Souls blend vintage R&B warmth with a modern sensibility, recognized for tender vocals, lush instrumentation, and a nostalgic touch that connects past and present. Their album Got A Story To Tell broadened their reach, leading to headlining stages across North America. Highlights include NPR’s Tiny Desk, festival appearances at Coachella, Bonnaroo, and Lollapalooza, and television performances on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, CBS Saturday, Austin City Limits on PBS, and Later... with Jools Holland, along with more than eight million monthly listeners on Spotify and admirers such as Beyoncé, SZA, Alicia Keys, and Leon Bridges. The tour arrives on the heels of two sold-out nights at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles. LA LOM, short for The Los Angeles League of Musicians, is a Los Angeles trio that threads cumbia, bolero, and rock into a golden, cinematic sound that feels both timeless and distinctly Californian. Their self-titled debut captured the laid-back soul of East L.A. with instrumental grace and hypnotic grooves, drawing attention from NPR and the LA Times for a style that reaches beyond eras and genres. The group has played major festivals including Austin City Limits, Newport Folk and Jazz, and Treefort, and has led tours across North America and Europe, emerging as a standout in instrumental Latin fusion. The Womack Sisters carry forward a powerful lineage as the daughters of Cecil and Linda Womack and granddaughters of Sam Cooke. BG, Zeimani, and Kucha fuse classic R&B harmonies with contemporary flair, following the release of their Daptone singles If You Want Me and I Just Don’t Want You (To Say Goodbye), produced by Gabe Roth. Their voice has been praised for restoring the essence of soul for a new generation while honoring their roots. Please note that the venue enforces a clear bag policy. Guests are encouraged to review the venue’s rules and list of prohibited items on its website before attending.

This two day WRAP Wellness Recovery Action Plan workshop, hosted by NorthKey Community Care and Mental Health America of Northern Kentucky and Southwest Ohio, focuses on practical tools for staying well, strategies for handling triggers, and creating a personalized wellness plan. Participants can earn 16 CEUs at no cost. The workshop takes place at the NorthKey Madison Office, with free parking available.

At the CAC, families can enjoy a welcoming art session that combines hands-on projects with gentle movement. Children are introduced to the work of artist Sheida Soleimani and create pieces inspired by her art. Each session concludes with kid-friendly yoga. Designed for children ages 2 to 6 with parents or caregivers. Members receive free admission, and the cost is $5 per child for nonmembers. Families with a valid SNAP or EBT food assistance card attend at no charge. Support is provided in part by the Charles H Dater Foundation and ArtsWave.

Returning to Erlanger Baptist Church, this farmers market brings together a mix of local vendors.

Celebrate the strength and spirit of the neighborhood during a community walk that connects neighbors, highlights programs from Over-the-Rhine Community Housing, and showcases ongoing work to create pathways to stable housing throughout Cincinnati. Along the route, participants can step inside the completed Gloria’s Place and take hard hat tours of the Glen Wright Place at Pleasant House construction site and June’s Place, an upcoming collaboration with Peaslee Neighborhood Center. The evening wraps up with a shared meal provided by The Rhined and the presentation of the Partner in Building Our Beloved Community Awards, honoring New Life Furniture Bank and Charles Addei. This gathering also recognizes a milestone of supporting the housing needs of more than 1,200 Cincinnati residents. Sponsorships help return a portion of proceeds to the community through paid stipends for resident volunteers.

Preservation in the Park offers a free monthly lecture series running from May through September in partnership with CUF at Bellevue Hill Park, set beneath a pavilion designed by Carl Freund. For 2026, the series highlights Hamilton County stories in recognition of America 250. The September program focuses on Ohio Plays and features Paul Debono, author of Black Baseball in Cincinnati, sharing the history of Black baseball in Cincinnati.

Pete Papania performs live at Muse with gentle sounds drawn from the American songbook. The evening features music alongside food, friendly company, and plenty of great tunes.

This monthly gathering pairs a filmmaking workshop with a showcase of locally made short films. Each installment includes a workshop or training focused on filmmaking skills, with the specific topic to be announced. The screening spotlights short films created in the community and aims to leave audiences inspired and proud of their local storytellers. Built-in connection time offers structured activities that make meeting new people easy and comfortable.

Experience a thoughtful blend of movement and stillness in a Vin to Yin class guided by Christy Read at World Peace Yoga Cincinnati. The practice begins with mindful Vinyasa, where breath and motion come together through purposeful sequences that build strength and focused awareness. It then shifts into a Yin-Restorative format, offering unhurried, floor-based postures held for about three to five minutes to nourish fascia and the connective tissues of the lower body. This high-to-low arc supports nervous system regulation by easing from activation into relaxation, helping with stress management. The approach attends to the whole body rather than just muscles, balancing active and receptive energies to leave participants feeling steady and renewed.

Thursday nights feature live, original trivia at Covington Yard, with some editions held in the Firehouse. Form a team, bring a fully charged mobile device, and tackle challenging questions. Gift cards are awarded to the top three teams, with $30 for first place, $20 for second, and $10 for third.

DJ Sergio brings an evening of nonstop mixes from the Beachcomber Stage, blending classic favorites with current hits. Enjoy the music with drinks by the volleyball courts, with the option to play while listening.

This weekly Music Bingo puts a musical spin on the classic game, swapping songs for numbers so every track becomes a chance to mark your card. Two one-hour rounds keep the fun moving with a mix of nostalgic favorites and current hits. Prizes are awarded each round, and it is free to participate. Food and drinks are available, and the atmosphere stays lively throughout the night. Arriving a little early makes it easier to find a comfortable spot before the first round begins.

Salsa on the Square, presented by P&G, brings live Latin music and social dancing to Fountain Square. Local and regional bands play salsa, merengue, cumbia, and Latin jazz while area instructors lead large group lessons that cover beginner and intermediate steps. This edition features Latin Beat Project with instruction from Heather Sommer. A happy hour special offers one dollar off all alcoholic beverages. Admission is free and open to everyone, with no tickets required. Supported by P&G and Fifth Third Bank and produced by 3CDC.

Drummer Nate Smith appears with alto saxophonist Hailey Niswanger, bassist Chris Morrisey, and James Francies on piano, keys, and synth. Smith is a Grammy-winning musician, bandleader, composer, and producer whose cross-genre career has made him a highly sought collaborator. Raised in Norfolk, Virginia and immersed in music from his teens, he joined Betty Carter’s Jazz Ahead and performed with her at the Blue Note in New York at age 20. He began professional songwriting and production in 2001 with Michael Jackson’s Heaven Can Wait, toured internationally with Dave Holland’s band starting in 2003, and launched his recording career in 2008 as a solo artist before forming KINFOLK. Honors include two Grammy nominations in 2017 for KINFOLK: Postcards from Everywhere for his composition Home Free (for Peter Joe) in arrangement and instrumental composition categories, and a 2011 nomination with the Dave Holland Octet for Best Large Jazz Ensemble Album. His collaborations span Brittany Howard, Pat Metheny, Ravi Coltrane, Van Hunt, Childish Gambino, Norah Jones, Jon Batiste, Vulfpeck, Lauren Daigle, the Fearless Flyers, Chris Potter, Kiefer, CARRTOONS, Charlie Hunter, and Kurt Elling. He has appeared on the cover of Modern Drummer and has provided the backbeat for the Late Night with Seth Meyers house band. Through widely shared instructional videos, he has become known for clarifying complex rhythms. That teaching thread runs through Pocket Change in 2018, a project that combines breakbeats and a transcription book, and its 2023 follow-up, Pocket Change 2: Mad Currency. His latest album, LIVE ACTION, takes a producer-led approach, connecting relationships built over the past several years, many formed through social media. Guests include horn players Josh Johnson and Marquis Hill, rapper JSWISS, guitarists Charlie Hunter and Lionel Loueke, bassists Michael League, Ben Williams, and CARRTOONS, keyboardists DJ Harrison and Kiefer, the vocal group säje, Jermaine Holmes, and Lalah Hathaway, who delivers a daring reinterpretation of Automatic by the Pointer Sisters. Smith kept the sound cohesive by limiting options, using analog gear and consistent instruments, capturing only a few takes, and keeping every part performed live with no programming or copy and paste, aiming for the intimacy of a bedroom cassette. A $20 minimum on food and drink applies per person for each set and will be charged if the party’s beverage purchases fall short of that amount. Check in no later than 15 minutes after the set begins or seats may be released without refund. Tickets are non-refundable, with a one-time transfer to a future show of equal value available when requested at least 24 hours before the performance start.

Dead Letter Office channels the sound and spirit of a live R.E.M. show, recreating the music and onstage energy with care and heart. Since 2014 they have toured throughout the United States and Canada, delivering beloved hits alongside deep tracks that resonate with dedicated fans. Their tribute has even welcomed members of R.E.M. on occasion, with Mike Mills joining in Buffalo for Man on the Moon and Peter Buck appearing at Clusterfest in San Francisco for Sitting Still and So. Central Rain, including a performance before 8,000 people.

The Disco Biscuits take the stage at Madison Theater for a live performance.

Step into a 1960s-inspired evening that celebrates Frank Sinatra’s iconic Sands Hotel era, led by vocalist Jack Garrett and the ten-piece Atomic Wise Guys. With arrangements designed to reflect the original recordings, the performance moves at a lively pace, includes audience interaction, and weaves in stories about Frank’s life and music. Expect signature Sinatra favorites like "Fly Me to the Moon," "My Way," "One for My Baby (One More for the Road)," "Summer Wind," "Nice N Easy," and "New York, New York," along with songs associated with his friends Tony Bennett, Frankie Valli, Dean Martin, and Bobby Darin. Guest vocalist Teresa Carey adds classics tied to Sarah Vaughan, Nancy Wilson, Aretha Franklin, and Etta James. The Atomic Wise Guys feature Brian Cashwell on piano and keyboards, Michael Sharfe on bass, Jim Leslie on drums and music direction, Bill Dixon on trombone and trumpet with arranging, Hank Mauntner on lead trumpet, Christopher Jeffery on jazz trumpet, Grant "King" Koeller on tenor sax, Jeff Spurlock on alto sax, and Terry Staten on baritone sax, with Jack Garrett on vocals and Teresa Carey as guest vocalist. Admission ranges from $21.00 to $35.00, and the show welcomes all ages.

Pallbearer appears with Ordh. The band is marking a newly reconstructed edition of its album Foundations of Burden, rebuilt from the original recording sessions with updated mixes, new mastering, and artwork by painter Benjamin Vierling. The six tracks total about 55 minutes. This edition was produced by the band, mixed by Mario Quintero of Spotlights, and mastered by Adam Gonsalves. Admission is 16 and over, with attendees under 16 permitted when accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Daniel Donato’s Cosmic Country and Molly Tuttle share the stage for a special co-headline show at Cincinnati’s Taft Theatre, pairing Donato’s high-energy Cosmic Country with Tuttle’s GRAMMY-winning bluegrass roots and thoughtful songwriting for a wide-ranging, genre-blending concert. Led by guitar standout Daniel Donato, Cosmic Country brings a rock-forward drive, country twang, and melodic hooks. Horizon, his second album of all-original songs on Retrace Music, follows 2023’s Reflector and accompanies national momentum that includes appearances on CBS Saturday Morning and The Late Show with Stephen Colbert’s online music series. Donato came up in Nashville, busking as a teenager and playing hundreds of nights at Robert’s Western World with the Don Kelly Band. Onstage he is joined by Nathan "Sugarlegg" Aronowitz on keyboards, guitars, and vocals, Will "Mustang" McGee on bass and vocals, and Will "Bronco" Clark on drums, percussion, and vocals, packing venues around the country with an adventurous take on American roots. Molly Tuttle performs on the heels of two GRAMMY wins with her band Golden Highway and a Best New Artist nomination, with her fifth album So Long Little Miss Sunshine earning broad acclaim. Recorded in Nashville with producer Jay Joyce, it expands her sound into Americana, country, rock, and fleet flatpicking while reflecting on self-acceptance and reinvention shaped by her lifelong experience with alopecia areata. The album received two GRAMMY nominations, including Best Americana Album, and its single That’s Gonna Leave A Mark was nominated for Best Americana Performance, spent four weeks at number one on Americana Radio, and debuted in the Top 20 at AAA. A trailblazing instrumentalist who began performing at fifteen, Tuttle was the first woman to win the International Bluegrass Music Association’s Guitar Player of the Year in 2017 and won again the following year, and she is also an Americana Music Association Instrumentalist of the Year. The new record even features her on banjo for the first time. Please note the theatre enforces a clear bag policy. There are no elevators in the building, and all balcony seating requires the use of stairs.

Discover a treasure hunter’s haven at this flea market, where shoppers and sellers meet to purchase, sell, or swap unique finds. Vendor spaces are available indoors and outdoors all year. Outdoor spots on Fridays cost $5, and spaces on Saturday and Sunday start at $20.

Nick Rechtin of Creative Aging presents a slide lecture on Cincinnati’s past as part of a continuing lecture series at the Clifton Cultural Arts Center. This program offers a visual look at the city’s history, sharing noteworthy moments and context through curated slides.

At the Cincinnati Art Museum, babies and their caregivers take part in an art-centered experience led by a facilitator from May Festival Minis that blends singing, gentle movement, playful interaction, and guided looking in the museum. Families engage with artwork through simple songs and activities created for the youngest participants and their adults, fostering meaningful exploration together. The program is free and requires registration, which opens one month in advance. If plans change after registering, organizers request a heads-up. Accessibility accommodations are available with advance notice.

Since 2010, Cincinnati Comic Expo has brought together thousands of enthusiasts for an annual celebration of pop culture across eras and genres, with comics at its heart. The upcoming edition is planned for a downtown Cincinnati convention center, with the specific venue name still to be announced. Attendees can explore comics, graphic novels, art, games, toys, and film and television content, and take part in panels, autograph signings, and photo opportunities with creators and celebrities. Admission also includes entry to the costume contest along with additional activities throughout the show.

Pop Up Play brings a burst of hands-on creativity with games, adventures, craft projects, and more. Each Friday highlights a partner from the community. This edition features Pones. Collaborators across the series include Skool Aid, Indigo Hippo, Black Art Speaks, Girls Can Hoop, Abrakadoodle, Dino Buddies, and the Cincinnati Public Library. Support for Pop Up Play is provided by Urban Sites, the Hubert Family Foundation, and P&G.

Nicki Sage, a singer-songwriter and professional musician, returns to the East Walnut Hills Farmers Market with an upbeat acoustic set that blends well-known covers with her own songs. The performance spans a broad mix of styles, including pop, rock, country, alternative, R&B, classic rock, and family favorites, creating a lively backdrop for a relaxed market stroll. Explore local vendors, enjoy food, connect with the community, and take in interactive, all-ages music. Song requests are welcome.

PAC hosts its Final Friday, spotlighting Mary Barr Rhodes in Studio 712 within the Main Warehouse. Promoted as a top place to purchase art, the event welcomes families and friends to browse and purchase artwork. Admission is free, and valet parking is available.

This weekly Dungeons & Dragons game is designed for adults and is organized by character level. Tier 1 covers levels 1 to 4 and is led by Hunter, while Tier 2 covers levels 5 to 10 and is led by Drew. Sign up for the tier that aligns with your character.

Feel the groove as Soul Pocket fills the room with danceable live music. This thirteen piece band delivers high energy entertainment that keeps the crowd moving. A special live music menu will be available. Please note that tables are only held until the stated arrival deadline, after which they may be released.

Experience a full moon wellness circle at Holos House 501c3 focused on releasing self-imposed limits and welcoming new growth. The evening features gentle somatic yoga, a soothing sound bath, guided meditation, breathwork, EFT tapping, a letting-go fire ceremony, and supportive community sharing. Please bring a journal with a pen and water, and dress comfortably in layers. Optional comfort items such as a blanket, a small pillow, or crystals to charge during the sound bath are welcome. Yoga mats, bolsters, blankets, cushioned meditation seats, and weighted eye pillows are provided. Tickets are $44, with attendance capped at 12 to maintain an intimate circle. Enter from the right side deck at the back of the building. Free parking is available in the gravel lot or on the street.

A relaxed gathering centered on tabletop play features board and card games along with other options. Participants can bring their own games to share or pick from a plentiful selection provided. Snacks and non-alcoholic beverages are welcome. The setting is kid friendly and inclusive of LGBTQIA+ participants, all with a focus on fun.

Experience a free concert as Augustana takes the stage with Joe Jordan at Fountain Square. The evening begins with special guest Jet Jurgensmeyer, followed by Joe Jordan and then Augustana. Admission is free, and no tickets are needed. The Fountain Bar will be serving beer, wine, seltzers, and mixed drinks, and outside alcohol is not permitted on the Square. Nearby, the Fountain District offers dining options from fast-casual to fine dining, along with many locally owned bars to enjoy before or after the music. Sponsors include Visit Cincy and Fifth Third Bank, and 3CDC produces all Fountain Square events. This concert is part of a summer series bringing national acts to the Square.

Music and visual art meet as the Cincinnati Pops performs orchestral classics paired with visual projections by Lightborne featuring works of art, transforming Cincinnati Music Hall into a gallery in motion. The program includes Gershwin’s An American in Paris, Falla’s The Three-Cornered Hat, and Respighi’s Pines of Rome. John Morris Russell conducts. Support provided by PNC, Pops Season Presenter.

Pokey LaFarge brings his genre spanning roots sound to Cincinnati, blending folk and blues with country, swing, rockabilly, and early jazz into music that feels classic yet unmistakably his. With more than twenty years of performing and a reputation for honest songwriting and captivating shows, he is touring in support of his album Rent Money. The night opens with Cicada Rhythm, a Georgia duo featuring Andrea DeMarcus and Dave Kirslis. Their close harmonies, nimble guitar work, and warm, roots centered songs set a welcoming tone for the concert.

CCM Philharmonia and CCM Musical Theatre unite for a concert performance of Lerner and Loewe’s Brigadoon as part of the CCM Musical Theatre and Orchestra Series. With music by Frederick Loewe and book and lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner, and original dances created by Agnes DeMille, this presentation highlights the classic score under the music direction and baton of Ian Axness, with stage direction by Eric Byrd. CCM Musical Theatre students perform with the orchestra, complemented by colorful lighting designed by students in CCM Lighting Design and Technology. Set in a legendary Scottish village that appears for a single day each century, the story blends romance and mystique and features well-known songs such as The Heather on the Hill and Almost Like Being in Love. The performance takes place in Corbett Auditorium in CCM Village at the University of Cincinnati. The estimated running time is 2 hours and 15 minutes, including a 15-minute intermission. Tickets are $26 for adults, $15 for students, $20 for UC faculty and staff, $10 for UC students, and $5 for CCM students, with group discounts available. Lerner and Loewe’s Brigadoon is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International, with authorized performance materials provided by MTI.

Sara Bareilles brings The Good Grief Tour to Taft Theatre in Cincinnati, featuring songs from her seventh studio album, Good Grief, alongside beloved favorites from across her catalog. The new record reflects on loss with candor and warmth while leaning toward hope, and its first single, “Home,” offers a preview of that spirit. Through a partnership with PLUS1, Live Nation will contribute $1 from each ticket sold to the JED Foundation to support emotional health and suicide prevention for teens and young adults. No portion of the ticket price is tax deductible. Please note venue policies. A clear bag policy applies to all events at Taft Theatre. There are no elevators in the building, and balcony seating requires climbing stairs. For details on rules and prohibited items, consult the venue’s website.

This scenic rail excursion travels from Cincinnati, Ohio to Greensburg, Indiana and back, passing through Cleves, Morris, and Batesville along the way. In Greensburg, passengers can step off the train for a three hour layover. Dining is within walking distance, though choices are limited. The Queen City Tavern car offers full concessions with a broad selection available for purchase.

Take your practice to new heights with The Summit Hotel’s rooftop yoga series. These free, donation-based classes are led by experienced instructors and welcome participants of any age and experience level. Please bring your own yoga mat.

This community walk at Theodore M. Berry International Friendship Park raises funds in support of the Hydrocephalus Association and its mission. The event brings people together to walk, fundraise, and connect with one another while honoring individuals and families affected by hydrocephalus.

The market features seasonal fruits and vegetables grown nearby, meat and eggs from sustainable producers, handcrafted baked goods, and freshly cut herbs and flowers. Offerings shift with the season, highlighting the freshest picks along with a variety of additional items.

Enjoy a community-focused day with entertainment, family-friendly activities, and refreshments, plus opportunities to connect with others who support the Foundation Fighting Blindness mission. Since 2005, the Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky VisionWalk has raised more than $900,000 to advance research aimed at preventing, treating, and curing blinding retinal diseases such as age-related macular degeneration, retinitis pigmentosa, Usher syndrome, Stargardt disease, and Leber congenital amaurosis. These conditions affect more than 10 million Americans, and continued support for VisionWalk helps move that mission forward.

Miss Kay from the non-profit Winn Reading hosts a storytime with special guests, reading books with children. All ages are welcome.

Now in its second season, this monthly market runs April through October and showcases local vendors. Shop a range of goods, including apparel, food, handcrafted jewelry, pet accessories, and other finds while supporting small businesses.

Learn how to keep your harvest going beyond the traditional growing season at a class at the South Cumminsville Community Garden. Discover practical strategies local gardeners use, including crop covers and the long-term value of perennials like fruit trees. Offered through the HUB Garden program, which brings food-growing education to community gardens in and around Cincinnati, this session is free to attend and open to all, with registration required. Parking details will be sent to registered participants, and donations are appreciated to support the program.

ArtisanFest513, powered by The Artisan Marketplace (AMP), ranks among Cincinnati’s largest artisan fleas and serves as a launchpad for small businesses. This signature downtown gathering blends market and festival, turning the city center into an outdoor marketplace of local artisans, makers, and creatives. Attendees can discover distinctive goods, meet the people who craft them, and be part of a community rallying behind local commerce. More than a typical flea or farmers market, the event spotlights culture, creativity, and connection while channeling meaningful support to entrepreneurs. Every purchase strengthens the local economy and fuels the #BuyLocal513 movement that brings Cincinnati together to shop local and build community.

Part of a mind, body, and spirit retreat series, this women-centered gathering focuses on reconnecting with the body. Facilitated by women for women, it includes yoga, somatic practices for release, and ecstatic movement to support listening to the body, caring for its needs, and opening space for healing and enjoyment. The atmosphere celebrates natural wisdom and freedom while nurturing the spirit within.

Meet adoptable pets from Boone County Animal Shelter at PetSmart in Florence. The shelter team will be on site to help match you with a potential companion, share details about the animals, and answer questions. It is a welcoming chance to connect with pets and learn more about them in person.

Meet adoptable dogs and cats of all ages, from puppies and kittens to seniors, at an adoption event focused on matching pets with loving homes. A rotating group of animals will be on site, and you can browse available pets beforehand. Adoption applications are accepted in advance or at the event. If adoption is not the right step right now, volunteers are available to talk about ways to get involved.

A friendly gathering with good food, lighthearted fun, and guided walk-throughs of the facility, all centered on making a PAWsitive difference.

A friendly local historian leads a five-stop progressive lunch through Over-the-Rhine, featuring seated tastings of international dishes paired with rich neighborhood history. The experience begins in Washington Park, a green space dating to the 1860s, and includes tales about why Music Hall is counted among the most haunted venues in the world, along with a reminder that bones rest beneath your steps. If the weather cooperates, the first bite may be at a modern beer garden serving recipes from an owner with roots in Lubeck, Germany, accompanied by stories of the German immigrants who shaped Zinzinnati. Tastings span the globe, such as a Hawaiian steamed bun filled with char siu barbecue and slaw with a glass of bubble tea, okonomiyaki at a Vietnamese bistro, and a Mexican specialty known as the turtle. For a sweet finish, choose a French macaron while learning how it differs from a macaroon, or enjoy Lebanese baklava at a Mediterranean spot known for ultrathin, topping-loaded pita pizzas. Between stops, the walk highlights 19th-century architecture from a time before indoor bathrooms, Cincinnati murals and the inspirations behind them, and the lore of hidden tunnels beneath the streets, including the hush-hush location of a cocktail lounge named by Esquire as the best in the country. Expect comfortable, sit-down restaurant visits, a mix of classic and adventurous flavors, and a progressive lunch that satisfies curiosity as much as appetite. Throughout the journey, the guide shares recommendations for favorite shops, bars, and restaurants across this lively neighborhood.

This hands-on session focuses on building sign-making skills. Each month features experimentation with different materials while exploring core elements of the craft. The activity is included with museum admission and is open to all ages.

Enjoy a free, conversation-based book group that explores how each season’s selection connects to yoga philosophy and practice. Participants share insights and personal experiences to deepen understanding and bring ideas from the reading into daily life. This session features The Body Keeps the Score by Bessel van der Kolk, M.D. It is not a yoga class, and the format is a seated discussion with no required movement. Attendees may bring their own snack or drink and connect with like-minded readers.

Bed By 10 brings an early-evening dance party to Cincinnati created for the 30-plus crowd, spotlighting the sounds that ruled the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s. Hosted at Tulua Nightclub Cincy, it centers on high-energy tracks, easy conversation, and an early wrap so the next day still feels wide open. A last entry cutoff applies. Tickets are available, and booking confirms acceptance of the organizer’s terms and conditions. For questions, the organizer provides customer service support.

Bogart's hosts Hulvey for an energetic, faith-centered live show that pairs big-stage intensity with a personal touch. The Reach Records artist has a Billboard Top 10 Christian album and a Gold-certified single, Altar, with his catalog surpassing 100 million streams. After recent tour dates with Brandon Lake, he brings a seasoned performance to this stop. Indie Tribe and Kijan Boone appear as special guests for an evening that blends hip hop and worship with a strong sense of purpose.

Holy Heat Music Fest returns to Cincinnati for its second annual celebration at The Hamilton County Fair Grounds, bringing high energy, faith-centered music, and a strong sense of community. Each $20 ticket includes a meal, door prize opportunities, and live performances from eCsiLe, J Stamp, The Angel Faith, $auce Wayne, Word Rat, and Salt of Tha Earth, with Sean Gary as emcee. The event is family friendly, featuring face painting, raffle prizes, and a guest speaker, with fellowship and uplifting Christian rap setting the tone throughout the evening. Tickets can be purchased from participating artists, online, or at the gate.

At Wunderbar Covington, Mike Oregano delivers a solo set that elevates the one-man band concept with a blend of jazz and rock. He builds each piece live by laying down guitar and bass parts through loopers and other pedal tools, including bass splits and synthesizer effects. While the rhythms play back, he drives the beat with foot-operated drums and performs vocals and guitar solos at the same time, creating a layered, full sound crafted in the moment.

Tenor saxophonist Javon Jackson makes his debut at Caffè Vivace with Jackson Plays Dylan, a program that reshapes the songs of Bob Dylan through the language of modern jazz. Joined by Jeremy Manasia on piano and Fender Rhodes, Isaac Levien on bass and electric bass, and Ryan Sands on drums, he treats Dylan’s catalog as living material, turning well-known pieces like Blowin’ in the Wind, The Times They Are A-Changin’, Like a Rolling Stone, Mr. Tambourine Man, and Hurricane into platforms for vivid improvisation while honoring the storytelling at their core. Recognized as a leading voice in modern jazz and a former member of Art Blakey’s Jazz Messengers, Jackson has performed and recorded with Elvin Jones, Freddie Hubbard, Betty Carter, Christian McBride, Dr. Lonnie Smith, and Les McCann, while building an acclaimed career as a bandleader, educator, and recording artist. Recent work includes collaborations with poet and activist Nikki Giovanni alongside this widely praised Dylan project, reflecting his ongoing exploration of the ties between jazz, American culture, and social history. The project has earned international acclaim, including a 4.5 star review from DownBeat, commendations from Stereophile for the strength and clarity of his tenor sound, and recognition from All About Jazz for its deeply felt conversation with enduring material. Venue policies apply. A $20 food and drink minimum per person is in effect for each set if a party’s beverage purchases do not reach the required minimum. Please check in within 15 minutes of the set start to avoid seat resale without refund. Tickets are non-refundable, with a one-time transfer to a future show of equal value available when requested at least 24 hours before the performance begins.

The Howl’n Maxx Band marks the start of autumn with a fall show at Jim & Jack's, keeping the music going into the new season. Expect an evening centered on seasonal energy and live sounds from the band.

Enjoy a free outdoor yoga session with NKO Yoga at Bechtold Park. Bring your own yoga mat and register in advance. For questions, contact Parks Supervisor Jason Petty at (513) 792-7269 or jpetty@sycamoretownship.org. If the weather is poor, the session will be canceled.

World Peace Yoga Cincinnati hosts a yoga class accompanied by live music from Cece Theron. Her acoustic folk sound pairs vocals with acoustic guitar, blending original songs and covers, all aimed at lifting the spirit.

A weekly open play session for the Pokemon card game provides a relaxed space to practice with your deck. The atmosphere is family focused and children are welcome, with a requirement that anyone under 16 is accompanied by an adult. A $5 play space entry fee applies, which can be paid through regular purchases or stored on a gift card for future use. Please check in at the front upon arrival.

At Sawyer Point, more than sixteen niche sports come together to showcase their skills and give the Greater Cincinnati community a chance to explore a wide range of games. Expect food trucks and music, along with a continuous route of activities stretching from the Serpentine Wall to the pickleball courts. Each sport hosts welcoming instruction stations with easy-to-try drills, and there are opportunities throughout the day to step into friendly or competitive games. Participants can try options such as team handball, korfball, tennis, pickleball, rugby, Aussie football, fishing, ultimate frisbee, disc golf, gaelic football, broomball, women’s football, e-sports, orienteering, roller skating, cricket, with more on the way. It is a chance for all ages to discover something new and build community through play. Paid parking is available for $5, and free parking can be found within a 5 to 15 minute walk. A completed waiver is required for each participant. Presented with support from Interact for Health in collaboration with Cincinnati Parks, the Cincinnati Regional Sports Commission, and the Cincinnati Parks Foundation.

A quartet performance at the Cincinnati Art Museum features Becki Chesnes on flute, Davis McKinney on piano, Drew Konrady on drums, and Tim Cornelius on bass. The program includes Music from a Found Harmonium, Women of Ireland, Hoedown, and Danny Boy. Admission is free and no tickets are required.

Enjoy a welcoming roller skating lesson in the park designed for beginners and for anyone getting back on wheels. The session focuses on building balance, coordination, and confidence, with music to keep things moving and opportunities to meet new people. Skating supports strength building and can burn 600 calories per hour. The lesson takes place at the Riverfront Rink. There is no cost to participate, and skates are provided.

Orchestral favorites meet visual art in an immersive program as the Cincinnati Pops performs Gershwin's An American in Paris, Falla's Three-Cornered Hat, and Respighi's Pines of Rome alongside sweeping projections by Lightborne that showcase renowned artworks from around the world. Music Hall becomes a gallery brought to life as images and music move in sync, creating a vivid experience for both eyes and ears. John Morris Russell conducts, guiding this fusion of symphonic sound and visual imagery. Pops Season Presenter PNC provides support.

Settle into a soothing blend of Yin Yoga and Reiki energy healing designed to calm the nervous system and replenish you from within. Guided by Laura Johnson, this gentle practice invites unhurried, floor-based shapes that focus on the body’s connective tissues, including tendons, ligaments, and fascia. Poses are held for several minutes to apply mild, sustained pressure to the hips, pelvis, and lower back, supporting healthy circulation and easier movement in the joints. Restorative postures are woven throughout to create a feeling of complete support and deep rest. While you linger in these meditative holds, Reiki is offered as a noninvasive energy practice through simple presence or light touch. It is intended to soften tension and energetic stagnation, quiet the mind to ease stress and anxiety, and help return you to a natural sense of balance. The experience reaches beyond ordinary stretching so you finish feeling grounded, expansive, and thoroughly renewed. Available in the studio or online at World Peace Yoga Cincinnati.

Local neighbor John D'Alessandro leads free yoga sessions at St James on the last Sunday of each month. The class meets in the Community Hall, and attendees can enter through the doors by the parking lot on Cheviot Ave. Participants should bring a yoga mat and any props they like to use during practice.

The Carole King & James Taylor Story, presented by Memorial Hall, brings a celebration of two landmark careers to the stage at Memorial Hall OTR. The production traces the rise of six-time Grammy winner and twenty-time platinum hitmaker Carole King alongside five-time Grammy winner James Taylor, highlighting the songs that shaped their legacies. Phoebe Katis and Dan Clews, both accomplished performers, deliver heartfelt, faithful renditions of favorites including Fire and Rain, Sweet Baby James, I Feel the Earth Move, Natural Woman, You’ve Got a Friend, and more, honoring the spirit and sound of the originals. Following acclaimed, sold-out runs at the Edinburgh Fringe and Adelaide Fringe, as well as sold-out shows across the UK and the US, the show arrives with strong praise from outlets such as BBC Radio, BroadwayBaby, The Upside News, and Three Weeks.

A monthly quarter fest at Erlanger Lions Club offers a lively quarter auction in support of Blessing Bags of Love. The event features chances to win bundles of products from popular brands. Participants pick up a numbered paddle, bring quarters, bid in increments as small as one or two quarters, and win when their number is called. Door prizes add to the excitement, and refreshments are available for purchase. Paddles are $2 each or three for $5. Product collections are slated from Pampered Chef, Hand Sewn Creations, Tupperware, Paper Pie, Scentsy, Mary Kay, Appalachian Essentials, Twisted Stitches, Dana's Creations, Paparazzi, and Tastefully Simple, with offerings subject to change.

With an additional meeting location in Northern Kentucky, this supportive gathering brings together parents, families, allies, and members of the LGBTQIA+ community. The session begins with introductions and announcements, then shifts to small-group conversations where participants can share personal experiences. At some meetings, a short educational presentation is included. Anyone who is questioning or who identifies as LGBTQIA+ is welcome at any point in their journey, whether they prefer to speak or simply listen. The group meets at Florence Christian Church.

Taft Theatre hosts Jim Henson’s Labyrinth: In Concert for one night only as part of a 60-city North American tour from Black Ink Presents, a division of Sony Music Entertainment, following a global run to nearly 100 cities. Experience the cult favorite on a high-definition screen while a live band performs the entire soundtrack in perfect sync with David Bowie’s vocals. Fans are encouraged to wear costumes, sing along, and cheer as Goblin King Jareth, Sarah, and the imaginative creatures from Jim Henson’s Creature Shop light up the screen. The music features Bowie’s songs such as "Magic Dance," "Underground," and "As the World Falls Down," alongside Trevor Jones’s sweeping score. Celebrating 40 years since its 1986 release, the film was directed by Jim Henson and stars Jennifer Connelly and David Bowie. Black Ink Presents is known for reimagining iconic films with live-to-picture performances, including titles like Batman, Ghostbusters, The Nightmare Before Christmas, Rocketman, and La La Land. Venue policies and accessibility: a clear bag policy is in effect, there are no elevators in the theatre, and balcony seating requires climbing stairs. For full rules and a list of prohibited items, please consult the venue’s website.

Bleachers bring their North American Bleachers Forever tour to The Andrew J Brady Music Center in Cincinnati with support from This Is Lorelei. Fronted by eleven-time Grammy winner Jack Antonoff, the band is known for uplifting, communal live shows and a dedicated fan base built over the past decade. Their self-titled fourth album marked a creative high point and earned strong praise from major outlets like Rolling Stone and NME, momentum that carried into a global run with more than 40 sold-out dates, including Red Rocks Amphitheatre and a milestone headlining night at Madison Square Garden. Antonoff also appeared on the cover of Rolling Stone’s Musicians on Musicians alongside Hayley Williams, followed by a special performance together in New York. For this performance, $1 from every ticket will be donated to The Ally Coalition in support of LGBTQ+ youth. Ticket purchases are not tax deductible. The venue enforces a clear bag policy. Please review the venue’s website for the full bag policy and a complete list of rules and prohibited items before attending.

Benjamin Tod and the Inline Six bring their 2026 tour to Bogart's for a concert open to all ages. Set times and any supporting artists may change without advance notice, and refunds will not be issued for such adjustments. Entry policies can be updated, and purchasing tickets means agreeing to follow the requirements in place at the time of the show. For the most current protocols, check the venue’s website as the event approaches. Ticket access includes an artist presale, presales through Live Nation and Ticketmaster, options for Citi cardmembers, a general onsale, and a 2 Pack Holiday Offer.

This is a grand homage to Black Sabbath and Ozzy, offering an epic recreation of their sound.

Presented by Medpace, this event returns for a third year at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden. Walk a half-mile route lined with more than 6,000 hand-carved pumpkins and autumn displays, creating the biggest experience of its kind in the Tri-state. Glowing jack o’lanterns, striking scenes, and special effects fill the pathways for a seasonal outing suitable for all ages. The Reptile House and Night Hunters will also be open during the event. This is a separate ticketed experience and is not included with Zoo membership or regular admission.

Cincinnati Animal CARE presents its second annual signature fundraiser at the Rhinegeist taproom, celebrating six years of lifesaving work for animals in Hamilton County. The evening highlights inspiring stories and the community that helped make second chances possible, with tasting-style bites from local favorites, live and silent auctions featuring standout experiences, interactive moments, and a heartfelt program. The fan favorite Redemption Runway returns. Guests can opt for a VIP party with food, drinks, and live music, and VIP early access includes a custom pet portrait by local artist Alexis Johnson of Art by Alexis. New additions include expanded space in the taproom for more room to connect and explore, along with the option to reserve full tables for ten with group perks. Keynote remarks come from Steven Latham, an award winning filmmaker and creator of the PBS series Shelter Me. Every ticket supports safety, shelter, and lifesaving care for more than 10,000 animals each year through Cincinnati Animal CARE. It is a warm celebration of second chances, transformative journeys, and the power of love.

Award-winning, internationally acclaimed violinist Demola, also known as Demola the Violinist, brings a high-energy, genre-blending live show that fuses classical violin with Afrobeats, R&B, pop, hip hop, and gospel. With millions of streams and a global following, he has toured worldwide, performed on major stages, and appeared on Good Morning America. Born in Nigeria and now based in the U.S., he continues to redefine the violin in modern music. This performance at Ludlow Garage highlights his signature sound.

A community ride benefiting the Cody Farr Foundation, which helps place service dogs with former service members living with PTSD. The cost is $25 per bike and all proceeds go to the foundation. The route starts and finishes at Missions Church in Florence, followed by a short service.

Power of Three Holistic Markets transforms Goebel Park into a monthly Saturday community space devoted to mind, body, and spirit. Healers, artists, and conscious businesses gather in a thoughtfully curated marketplace that nurtures holistic wellness, spiritual development, and heartfelt connection. Visitors can explore energy sessions, intuitive readers, crystals, herbal offerings, handmade art and goods, body care, and other wellness-centered creations, each presented by vendors sharing their own unique approach. Open to curious seekers, supporters of small businesses, and practicing professionals, this gathering celebrates community, collaboration, and conscious creativity.

Lotus Land returns to Ludlow Garage for Cincinnati-area Rush fans with a live performance centered on Rush’s music. It offers an opportunity to experience those songs in concert once again.

Brad Williams brings The Tall Tales Tour to Taft Theatre in Cincinnati for a night of high-energy stand-up. Beginning his career as a teenager, he has toured for years across the United States and abroad, often selling out well-known venues. His television appearances include The Tonight Show, Dave Attell’s Comedy Underground, and Jimmy Kimmel Live. His specials span Fun Size and Daddy Issues, followed by a third release tied to Montreal’s Just for Laughs, and later a set on Netflix’s The Degenerates. On screen, his credits include FX’s Legit, Sam and Cat, Mind of Mencia, Pitboss, a recurring role on Hulu’s Deadbeat, and film roles in Little Evil, the Christopher Guest film Mascots, and Reno 911: It’s A Wonderful Heist. He also co-created and co-hosted the About Last Night podcast with Adam Ray and is a frequent guest on national radio and podcasts including KROQ’s Kevin and Bean and The Adam Carolla Show. He became the first stand-up comedian to headline a Cirque du Soleil production with a three-month run of Mad Apple in Las Vegas. His sets blend high energy delivery with personal observations on disability, relationships, sex, and race. Please note that Taft Theatre enforces a clear bag policy. The building does not have elevators, and balcony seating is accessible only by stairs.

This monthly meet-up for trades professionals in Northern Kentucky, hosted by the NKY Trades Team branch with John Reynolds, focuses on referrals and building connections. Attendees can expect brief introductions where members spotlight their businesses, a review of current job opportunities, updates on shared resources such as the website and business cards, and time for open networking. For questions, contact John Reynolds at jreynolds@dryeffect.com or 513-490-8315.

Local employers and community service professionals meet to exchange information and support inclusive hiring. Employers outline current job opportunities, while service organizations and job coaches bring client questions to help match candidates and clarify needs. The conversation helps businesses find solutions and talent, and it opens pathways to meaningful, productive work for people with disabilities. The focus is practical and collaborative, centered on current openings and the supports that make success possible.

OFI takes the stage at Hooters for a live performance.

A fast-paced quarter auction brings shopping and friendly bidding together with a simple, easy-to-learn format. Browse vendor tables before bidding, pick up a numbered paddle at the door, then bid by raising your paddle and dropping quarters into the basket. If your number is drawn, you win the item. Admission is free. Paddles cost $2 each or three for $5. Bring quarters to participate. Food and drinks are available on-site, and outside food or beverages are not permitted. Friends and family are welcome. Vendors represented include 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. Northern Kentucky Women Entrepreneurs share that they have supported local charities for more than a decade, and the event highlights community, fun, and an easy learning curve for first-timers.

BLINK Cincinnati is back as the largest free public art event in the United States.

Dents, welds, and weaves bear the passage of time in Material Memory, an exhibition that explores how artists turn matter into meaning. From solid steel and aged stone to delicate fiber and found objects, the work highlights mass, texture, and form as ways to make fleeting thoughts and experiences tangible. The exhibition begins with a reception and also features an artist panel discussion and lecture. Admission is free and the public is welcome.

A free family event at Memorial Park featuring trick or treating, games, a haunted trail, music, beer, and food trucks. Kids can collect treats and play, thrill seekers can explore the haunted trail, and adults can enjoy beer while everyone takes in the music and food trucks.

Christ’s Chapel partners with Immanuel Methodist to support the Boone County Drive-Thru Food Pantry, a monthly outreach that helps meet practical needs in the community. Individuals and families facing food insecurity in Boone County can receive groceries and household essentials while remaining in their vehicles, as volunteers load food directly into cars. The drive-thru format keeps the process simple and convenient for everyone served.

Celebrate creativity, community, and local pride at a curated makers market in Covington featuring a handpicked selection of artists and makers. Browse unique goods, enjoy beer by West Sixth Brewing, and find something tasty to eat. Presented by Handzy Shop + Studio, the market takes place along the Sixth Street Promenade in the Mainstrasse Village neighborhood of Covington, Kentucky.

HallZOOween, presented by General Electric Credit Union, brings a full day of fun to the Cincinnati Zoo. Entry to the festivities is included with zoo admission or membership. Guests can visit trick or treat stations and watch animals enjoy special enrichment. The Pumpkin Express train ride and the carousel are available for an additional fee. To support the zoo’s green efforts, please bring your own treat bag.

The Karyn White concert at Ludlow Garage in Cincinnati has been moved to a new date in light of developments around new music and scheduling. The change is designed to present the full experience as intended. Tickets already purchased will be honored on the rescheduled night. Karyn White, celebrated for the anthem “Superwoman,” is an international recording artist, songwriter, actress, and entrepreneur who helped shape late 1980s and early 1990s R&B. Often called the Queen of New Jack Swing, she delivered a run of chart-topping singles from her platinum debut album, including “The Way You Love Me,” “Love Saw It,” and “Secret Rendezvous.” A two-time Grammy nominee and recipient of the 2022 Black Music Honors Soul Music Icon Award, she continues to share powerful vocals and creative work through Karyn White Enterprises. Expect an evening of classic R&B from a defining voice of the era.

Here Come the Mummies brings an all-ages show to Bogart's, and everyone is welcome. Set times and supporting acts may change without advance notice or refunds. Entry policies may be updated, and purchasing tickets indicates agreement to follow whatever requirements are in place at the event. For the most current guidance, visit the venue's website. Ticket access options include a Public Onsale, a Live Nation Presale, a Citi Cardmember Presale, and Citi Cardmember Preferred Tickets.

Viral Australian music producer, DJ, dad, and pioneer of Toddler Techno Lenny Pearce brings his globally popular family dance party to The Andrew J Brady Music Center as part of a 42-date North American tour. Expect a high-energy, all-ages experience that blends club and festival vibes with kid friendly fun, featuring glow sticks, appearances by characters like Kuma the Monkey and Bubbles the Duck, big singalongs, confetti drops, and continuous crowd interaction. Known for transforming nursery rhymes and children’s favorites into euphoric dance tracks, he creates a space where toddlers and parents can move together to the same beat. The tour follows sold-out runs across Australia, Asia, the Middle East, the UK, and North America, along with a debut at Colorado’s Red Rocks Amphitheatre. With more than 3 million followers across social platforms and hundreds of thousands of tickets sold worldwide, Lenny’s family-rave movement continues to grow. The tour is sponsored by Munchkin, with a first-of-its-kind collaboration debuting at the shows. Recent milestones include a new partnership with Disney for music and content development, plus the release of Disney Jr. Music: Lenny Pearce Toddler Techno through Disney Music Group. A clear bag policy applies at the venue.

Settle in at Spear Ridge Cafe for a relaxed Paint Nite led by LUNA.BOONA.BOO Martina. Beginners are welcome, and participants receive step by step guidance to complete a 16 by 20 inch canvas. Everything needed is provided, making it a fitting pick for a friends night out, a casual date, or a low pressure way to try something new while enjoying a favorite drink and a few laughs.

Feud Night pairs great food with a survey driven game that blends bar trivia energy with a familiar game show format. Players can participate solo or as a team while trying to predict the most popular answers given by 100 people. Prompts may include where the Hulk probably should not work, a housecat’s most troublesome habit, or the kind of morning noise that might wake someone outside a window. The game adds team friendly twists, including opportunities to wager to build a lead or stage a comeback. There is no cost to play and no tickets are required. The top scoring team receives a gift card.

Memorial Hall OTR hosts a tribute to the Man in Black that focuses on the songs and stories behind Johnny Cash’s enduring legacy. The production features Eric Hofmanis, a vocalist chosen by the Johnny Cash Estate and selected by John Carter Cash to lead “Johnny Cash The Official Concert Experience,” a seven month tour that reached 100 cities across premier stages in the United States and Canada. Presented as a gold standard celebration, the show spans nearly five decades of music, from the Sun Records era of the 1950s to the American Recordings of the 2000s. The performance includes classics like I Walk the Line and Hurt, delivered with a strikingly deep voice and a presence shaped to reflect Cash’s character. Megan Houde appears as June Carter, adding brightness and lift to the stage. Their onstage chemistry echoes the famed partnership, bringing moments of warmth, joy, and lighthearted energy throughout the concert.

This session is for anyone considering running games for the Guild. It focuses on the simple process for becoming an event organizer and being added to the staff.

Explore a vibrant mix of standout vendors offering a broad range of goods for every taste, all set in a central city location. This market gathers a diverse group of sellers so shoppers can browse plenty of options in one convenient spot.

Celebrate a decade of drive as the No Limits Spinal Cord Injury Recovery Foundation presents the 10th Annual No Limits Golf Outing followed by the Decade of Drive Afterparty at Devou Golf & Event Center. Expect a full day of golf, music, good food, and auctions, along with opportunities to reflect on past achievements and look ahead. Registration is open for sponsorships, golf, and the afterparty.

Television personality, author, and culinary innovator Alton Brown brings his new live concept, An Evening of Alton Brown, to Taft Theatre in Cincinnati, Ohio for a single performance. This intimate theatrical experience emphasizes connection and spontaneity, blending fresh spins on fan favorites with new cooking demonstrations, music, and a playful touch of chaos. Audiences can expect a mix of humor, science, food, and storytelling from the creative force behind Good Eats, Iron Chef America, Cutthroat Kitchen, and Food Network Star, whose touring productions have entertained crowds across the country. Important venue information: a clear bag policy is in effect for all events. The theatre has no elevators, and all balcony seating requires climbing stairs. For full rules and bag policy details, consult the venue website.

Comedian Jo Koy brings his Koy Meets World Tour to Taft Theatre with a brand-new set. Known for transforming stories from his family life into universally relatable stand-up, he has grown from early sets in a Las Vegas coffeehouse to headlining stages around the world. He consistently ranks among the top-grossing comics according to Pollstar and Billboard, with landmark sellouts at major venues in cities such as Manila, Los Angeles, Dubai, Sydney, London, New York City, and Dallas. In 2022 he launched his Funny Is Funny World Tour with a packed show at Seattle’s Climate Pledge Arena and closed it with a sellout at the Tacoma Dome. Earlier in Honolulu, he moved 23,000 tickets across 11 performances and was honored by the city with a day in his name. On screen, he starred in the Universal comedy Easter Sunday, a project rooted in his Filipino heritage, and appeared in Disney’s Haunted Mansion. His voice work includes roles in Netflix’s Monkey King and Leo, as well as The Tiger’s Apprentice on Paramount+. His stand-up library features multiple Netflix specials, including Live From Brooklyn, which ranked sixth in yearly viewership and surpassed 240 million minutes watched, with another special filmed in Stockton on the way. He also created the variety special In His Elements highlighting Filipino and Filipino American artists, co-headlined a sold-out One Night Only show at SoFi Stadium with Gabriel “Fluffy” Iglesias, produced the Broadway musical Here Lies Love, and authored the memoir Mixed Plate. Please note venue policies for this show. The theatre enforces a clear bag policy and provides a detailed list of rules and prohibited items on its website. There are no elevators, and access to balcony seating requires the use of stairs.

The craft show returns to Saint Henry’s athletic complex, SHAC, with more than 100 distinct vendors, a dedicated spot for photos, complimentary face painting for children, and raffle items. Additional parking with shuttle service is available at Boone County High School.

The Monthly Quarter Fest brings a lively quarter auction to Erlanger Lions Club, with the featured charity being Sleigh Bells and Sirens. Participants pick up a numbered paddle, bring quarters, and bid on bundled products for just one or two quarters per item. When a matching number is called, the bidder wins. Paddles cost two dollars each or three for five. Door prizes will be available, and refreshments will be sold. Product collections are planned from Pampered Chef, Hand Sewn Creations, Tupperware, Paper Pie, Scentsy, Mary Kay, Appalachian Essentials, Twisted Stitches, Dana's Creations, Paparazzi, and Tastefully Simple, and offerings may change without notice.

Community volunteer hours will run on weeknights, with efforts focused on preparing the property for the winter season. The schedule is weather dependent and may be canceled if conditions are unfavorable. RSVP is requested so updates can be communicated.

L7 brings The Last Hurrah Tour 2026 to Madison Theater for a live concert. This stop on the tour features the band performing at the theater.

A monthly women’s circle at SoHza Sister Boutique focuses on the theme of intuition, weaving meaningful conversation, relaxation, and a shared meal. It begins with champagne or a warm beverage in a comfortable, welcoming setting. Resident artist Mary Barr Rhodes guides the experience with a themed discussion and a calming guided meditation, and the morning features a restorative sound bath with Sonya Verma of Inner Radiant Life. A thoughtfully prepared brunch is served, creating time to connect, share laughter, and support one another. The atmosphere encourages participants to relax, reflect, and head into the weeks ahead feeling refreshed and inspired. Mary Barr Rhodes is an internationally recognized artist whose work is showcased at the boutique, and she brings years of experience integrating creative practice and healing arts to her circles and workshops. This series is offered monthly, and participants receive an in-store discount each time. SoHza Sister Boutique was founded by three sisters as a social enterprise that supports women locally and globally. More than a place to shop for fair trade jewelry, purses, clothing, and accessories, it highlights the impact of women making change in their communities. Purchases uplift the artisan and also generate a donation to a local nonprofit serving women, placing the buyer at the heart of positive change.

A celebration of all things vintage awaits, centered on classic pieces from start to finish. It is an opportunity to gather timeless finds and head into the colder months with effortless style.

This informational meeting is the starting point for a sequence of six training classes that will follow. Because the conversations can be sensitive, all sessions are limited to adults and childcare is not available. Preregistration is required. To register, email the contact for your county. Kenton or Campbell residents can email jennifer.wiehe@ky.gov. Boone, Grant, Gallatin, or Carroll residents can email stephanie.ritter@ky.gov. Scott, Harrison, Bourbon, Nicholas, Owen, or Pendleton residents can email roxanne.wolford@ky.gov.

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.

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.

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.

Enjoy a fast-paced quarter auction with time to browse vendor booths before paddle sales open, followed by the main bidding. Admission is free. You can purchase numbered paddles at the door for $2 each or three for $5, and bidders should bring quarters to participate. To take part, raise your paddle for items that interest you and place a quarter in the basket. If your number is drawn, you win the item. Food will be available on site, and outside food or drinks are not permitted. Newcomers typically catch on quickly and the format encourages a friendly sense of community. Companies represented include 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. Northern Kentucky Women Entrepreneurs have been helping raise money for local charities for more than a decade.

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.

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.

The website is live and registration is open. Sign up and spread the word to friends and family. Organizers express their thanks and look forward to seeing everyone.

Connect with local agencies offering free health and wellness information, on-site screenings, and practical tools to support healthier living. All ages can explore helpful resources, enjoy snacks, and take part in door prizes and giveaways. Topics and services include diabetes support, harm reduction, hearing and vision care, lung health, vaccines, senior care, and women’s health. Pre-registration is available for select screenings. For cardiovascular health call 859-301-9353. For mammography call 859-655-7400. Sponsored by KCP - KY Cancer Program, WellCare of KY, Passport by Molina Healthcare, and LiveWell Boone County.

Anita and the Daves come to Smoke Justis, a community-focused spot known for smoked meat, bourbon, and craft beer in a welcoming atmosphere at the foot of the Roebling Bridge. The event unfolds in a space designed to bring people together, highlighting the venue’s hallmark offerings and warm setting.

At the Hilton Cincinnati Airport, a festive marketplace organized by JSTORR EVENTS brings together local artisans and vendors with handcrafted gifts, seasonal decorations, sweets, jewelry, apparel, and more. There is no charge for entry or parking, and attendees who register will be eligible for raffle prize drawings.

Brunch & Blessings: Energy offers a monthly Women’s Circle at SoHza Sister Boutique with good food, warm company, and heartfelt conversation in a cozy setting. Resident Artist Mary Barr Rhodes leads the gathering, drawing on decades in the creative and healing arts and her experience guiding women’s circles and workshops that blend artistic expression with spiritual growth. The theme of Energy is explored through a guided discussion and meditation, along with a restorative sound bath with Sonya Verma of Inner Radiant Life that helps carry intentions into the month ahead. The experience begins with a glass of champagne or a favorite hot drink and concludes with a brunch prepared with care, creating time to connect, share laughs, and support one another. This ongoing series takes place inside the boutique’s new space, welcoming women who want to grow together and make a positive impact. Participants receive a discount at SoHza Sister Boutique each month. Founded by three sisters in 2013, SoHza Sister is a social enterprise dedicated to empowering women locally and globally, with a boutique featuring fair trade accessories, clothing, purses, and jewelry that highlight stories of women making a difference.

The a cappella ensemble Straight No Chaser, certified Gold by the RIAA, brings its Making Spirits Bright tour to Taft Theatre in Cincinnati. For nearly two decades, their holiday performances have become a family tradition nationwide, and their concerts have drawn a cumulative 2 million ticket holders. The group began at Indiana University and has been a leading force in the modern a cappella resurgence, with over three million albums sold worldwide and more than a billion streams on Pandora. Please note the venue’s policies. A clear bag policy applies to all events, the theatre does not have elevators, and balcony seating is accessible only by stairs.

Enjoy a fast paced quarter auction at Florence Lions Club Inc with vendor shopping, paddle sales, and lively bidding, organized by Northern Kentucky Women Entrepreneurs, who have supported local charities for more than a decade. Admission is free, and numbered paddles are available for $2 each or three for $5. Bring plenty of quarters to bid on items that interest you. Raise your paddle and drop a quarter in the basket for any item you want to try for, and if your number is drawn, you win. Food and drinks are available on site, and outside food or beverages are not permitted. Friends and families are welcome. Vendors represented include 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. A charity partner for this event is still being finalized.