This weekend in Florence, KY

Enjoy a farmers market showcasing seasonal produce grown locally, along with sustainably raised meats and eggs. Visitors can also find artisan baked treats, freshly cut herbs and flowers, and additional offerings to round out a market haul.

Christ’s Chapel and Immanuel Methodist partner on a monthly drive-thru pantry that supports individuals and families in Boone County who are experiencing food insecurity. The distribution includes groceries and basic household essentials. Guests remain in their vehicles while volunteers place items directly into each car, creating a straightforward and efficient process. Assistance is available for those in need, and volunteer support is also welcomed.

Experience an outdoor blend of yoga and pilates at the Devou Park Bandshell, with guided movement focused on building strength, flexibility, balance, and mobility while enjoying the park’s scenery. The session is welcoming to both beginners and those with experience. Bring a yoga mat, water, and comfortable workout clothing, and enjoy moving and stretching in the open air.

Enjoy a full day of live bands while exploring a wide selection of artists and vendors. Admission is $10, cash only. This event welcomes attendees of all ages.

The Somewhat Zen 1st Annual Craft Show at Post 4 American Legion spotlights more than twenty artisans presenting handmade goods. Attendees can pick up complimentary Somewhat Zen gift bags while supplies last, enjoy free face painting, and choose from a selection of food and desserts. A food drive benefiting a local charity invites guests to bring a non-perishable item. This community-focused gathering supports small businesses and adds extra fun with treats and freebies.

This community car show celebrates neighborhood nostalgia, featuring a showcase of vintage automobiles along with food, music, and vendors. It offers a friendly chance to connect with neighbors while exploring standout vehicles. Award details will be announced soon. Vehicle registration is available by emailing CHURST@RNRTIRES.COM with car information and a photo.

Returning for its second year, this independent multi-genre, multi-venue music festival spans four blocks in Covington, Kentucky, with the Arcade Tunnel as its centerpiece. More than 60 artists perform across six stages, with lighting and video game installations adding an immersive feel. Partner venues including Galaxie, Ripple Wine Bar, Second Story and West 6th Brewery host performances, and select streets transform into a corridor of local art vendors and food trucks. The festival is mostly free to experience. Tickets support the Arcade Tunnel and Galaxie, while Second Story, West 6th Brewery, the Rhinegeist Main Stage and the MeetNKY/Ripple Wine Bar Stage remain open to the public. Pricing is listed at $15 for a single day and $25 for two days, with 4-pack deals available. A separate after party takes place at Galaxie, and a drag brunch is also scheduled at Galaxie. Artists announced include Wax, Devin Burgess, Fever Dream, Season Ten, That1Dude, Vusive, The Tape Cassettes, Walker White and Vudu Childe, with more to be announced.

Summer Sizzler brings the NWF’s biggest show of the year to Thomas More Stadium in Florence, Kentucky. The card features multiple championship matches, a Texas Strap Match, and a Women’s Gauntlet Match, with FanFest activities enhancing the experience before the action begins.

At Skyline Chili, a pop-up craft market brings together over 50 local vendors offering handmade apparel, personalized tees, wax melts, accessories, gifts, and more. Attendees can browse unique finds from the community, support small businesses, and pair their shopping with Skyline favorites like coneys. The market takes place regardless of weather for a relaxed outing filled with local creativity and good eats.

Summer Sunday brings a sunny, beach-day feel, with beach hats and sunscreen part of the theme. It is Welcome House’s largest fundraiser, generating more than $97,000 in 2025. Proceeds advance Welcome House’s mission to end homelessness and promote stability for each person served. The event has been hosted by the WHO for more than 14 years.