Events in Independence, KY

Florence Christian Church offers a free produce distribution open to everyone. There is no cost and no documentation is needed. Guests line up in the church parking lot before distribution begins. Typical allotments include up to 30 pounds of fresh produce, along with bread and frozen protein.

LiveWell Florence, Florence Christian Church, and FreeStore Foodbank are partnering to offer free fresh produce. Participants are asked to remain in their cars while volunteers place items in the back seat or trunk. Donations of bags are appreciated and can be dropped off during distribution or at the church office during its open hours.

Enjoy a community bingo session at the Fort Mitchell City Building in the Council Chamber. Snacks and refreshments will be available, and prizes will be awarded to the winners. Sponsored by Homewatch CareGivers. This event is for Fort Mitchell residents. For details, contact City of Fort Mitchell Programs & Communications Coordinator Joe Christofield at jchristofield@fortmitchell.com or 859.331.1212.

This six-week support group welcomes individuals who have experienced the death of a spouse or significant other within the last two years. Participants explore ways to integrate their loss into everyday life by sharing experiences, discussing their grief, and learning practical coping strategies in a caring, supportive setting. The group is facilitated by Nancy Kremer, LCSW. Please register. For more information or to register, contact Nancy Kremer at 855-492-0812.

Now hosted outdoors at Austinburg Neighborhood Park, this pickleball meetup offers relaxed games in a friendly, social setting. It is open to first-time players and longtime enthusiasts alike. No registration is needed.

This fundraiser at Skyline Chili in Highland Heights supports the Fort Thomas Junior Football League. A portion of sales benefits player scholarships, equipment, field improvements, and athlete programming. Enjoy Skyline staples like Cheese Coneys and 3-Ways while knowing each order helps the league. Wearing FTJFL gear and inviting family, friends, teammates, and neighbors adds to the community spirit. Skyline Chili frequently collaborates with local groups through events that return a percentage of sales to their causes.

Enjoy a new weekly grass volleyball program at the Volpenhein Pavilion in Devou Park. It offers a relaxed way to stay active, meet new people, and take part in friendly competition on the grass. Players of all experience levels are welcome, and equipment is provided.

Local businesses and service providers come together to share job openings and discuss client needs. Employers present current opportunities, while service providers and job coaches ask questions on behalf of the people they support. The conversation helps businesses get the assistance they need and supports individuals with disabilities in moving toward more productive and fulfilling lives.

The Dixie Farmers' Market returns, bringing a variety of local vendors to Erlanger Baptist Church.

Meetings take place in the Joy Classroom. For questions or details, email Ann Sweeney at asburyparishnurse@gmail.com, or reach out to Carole Graff by text or call at 859-653-1147 or by email at carole.h.graff@gmail.com.

Set aside a calm pocket for creativity, connection, and a gentle break from the everyday rush. As part of the Salon of Wild Light, Stone & Stillness: A Quiet Place is an intimate, hands-on session where each person creates a Still Stone Ritual Box, a small scent ritual built from a small blue and white dish, tumbled diffuser stones, custom fragrance, a written intention, and giftable packaging. Participants choose their stones, blend or select a fragrance, pour a personal scent bottle, assemble the box, and write a dedication for themselves or someone they love. Once scented, the stones act as a quiet diffuser for a desk, bedside table, studio corner, bathroom shelf, or any small spot that could use a breath of stillness. The experience is part creative reset, part meaningful gift-making, and part simple ritual for reconnecting with oneself. Guidance comes from Resident Artist Brenda Potts of CoziNests, a self-proclaimed Basement Witch, inviting a way of making that values intention, embraces imperfection, and uses whatever is available. The cost is $40 and includes all materials to craft one Still Stone Ritual Box, including the dish, diffuser stones, fragrance, bottle, tag, instruction card, and gift-ready packaging. This event is BYOB, and bringing a snack to share is welcome. Co-hosted by CoziNests Limited at SoHza Sister Boutique.

Live, original trivia fills Covington Yard on Thursday nights, sometimes taking place in the Firehouse. Teams bring a charged mobile device and put their smarts to the test with challenging questions. Gift cards of $30, $20, and $10 go to the top three finishers.

Enjoy a lively quarter auction with time to explore vendor tables before bidding gets underway. Numbered paddles are sold at the door, and the process is simple. When an item interests you, raise your paddle and drop a quarter in the basket. If your number is called, you win. The pace is quick, the atmosphere is friendly, and newcomers pick it up fast. Admission is free. Paddles are $2 each or three for $5, and bringing plenty of quarters is encouraged. Food and drinks are available on site, and outside food or beverages are not permitted. 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. NKYWE, Northern Kentucky Women Entrepreneurs, has been raising funds for local charities for over a decade.

Weekly music bingo turns favorite songs into your game board, with tracks taking the place of numbers and plenty of sing-along moments. Two hour-long rounds showcase a blend of throwback hits and current favorites, and prizes are awarded in each round. It is free to play and welcoming to music lovers and casual listeners alike. Expect lively energy along with food and drinks. Arriving a little early can help secure a good seat before the first round begins.

Covington’s Oktoberfest returns to Goebel Park with a larger footprint that now extends onto 6th Street and Main Street. The celebration features a full weekend of local food and craft vendors, live music, interactive activities and competitions, and plenty of cold beer to raise a toast.

Heart of Country Music Festival comes back bigger, growing into a two-day showcase of live country music at Kenton County Fairgrounds. Leading the lineup are Justin Moore, Clint Black, Carly Pearce, and Jo Dee Messina, with additional sets from Shenandoah, Little Texas, Cole Goodwin, John Morgen, Derek Alan, Chace Saunders, and Belle Frantz. The Barleycorn's Brewhouse City Limits Acoustic Stage features Sami Riggs, Rick Kinman, Emma Hansman, Jared Redden, Jaxson Ritchie, and Eli Back. More details will be announced.

Clint Black performs at the Kenton County Fair in Independence, KY, showcasing a classic country sound, warm vocals, and a veteran stage presence. The concert highlights story driven songs, recognizable favorites, and the finely honed live style that has defined his career.

Returning to Covington for Oktoberfest, this gathering brings the celebration back to town. Expect the familiar spirit of the festival as it makes its return.

A Northern KY Bird Club bird walk at Big Bone State Park focuses on early fall migrants, including warblers and thrushes. The route follows accessible, mostly paved trails. Dress for the conditions, as the walk will proceed regardless of weather. No prior birding experience is needed, and the event is open to all.

Explore the Covington Farmers Market, where you can find locally grown seasonal fruits and vegetables, sustainably raised meats and eggs, artisan baked goods, and fresh-cut herbs and flowers. There are plenty of other local offerings to discover.

Christ’s Chapel partners with Immanuel Methodist to offer a drive-thru food pantry serving Boone County. This monthly effort supports individuals and families facing food insecurity by providing groceries and household essentials. Guests stay in their vehicles while volunteers place food directly into their cars, creating a straightforward and convenient process. The pantry provides a way for neighbors to receive assistance and for volunteers to contribute their time to the community.

The inaugural FIRE in the Hole Golf Outing benefits the FIRE Foundation NKY, supporting inclusive Catholic education. Proceeds help students with learning disabilities receive the resources they need to succeed in Catholic schools in the Covington diocese and throughout Northern Kentucky. The event includes a shotgun start and an After Par-Tee cocktail hour with appetizers and hors d'oeuvres. A hole in one contest offers a $10,000 prize, and there are additional competitions for Longest Drive and Closest to the Pin, plus a live auction, raffles, and split the pot. Entry is $500 per foursome, or $125 per golfer, and includes breakfast, lunch, two drink tickets, and After Par-Tee hors d'oeuvres. An After Par-Tee only option is available for $25 without drink tickets. Registration and sponsorship opportunities are available, with DBL Law recognized as the title sponsor.

Safely clear out clutter at the 11th Annual free community shred day. A professional mobile shredding truck will destroy documents on site, and the convenient drive-thru setup lets you remain in your vehicle. Bring sensitive paperwork such as old tax returns, bank statements, medical records, and other personal documents to help protect your information. The service is free for everyone. Staples and paper clips can stay on, while binders and electronics are not accepted.

This ceremony at the Fort Mitchell City Building honors citizens, employees, residents, and volunteers who have delivered exemplary service to the City of Fort Mitchell. Recognized as the city’s highest distinction, the Wall of Honor celebrates individuals for their contributions to city and community organizations, years of dedication in varied roles, and the positive impact of their work. New inductees will be announced, and their names will be engraved on the granite wall in front of the city building with engraving by Lewin Monuments. The program includes guest speakers, is open to the public, and concludes with a brief reception. Past inductees are invited to attend. For questions, contact City of Fort Mitchell Programs and Communications Coordinator Joe Christofield at jchristofield@fortmitchell.com or 859.331.1212.

Twilight: Summer of Love brings an evening of groovy art, music, food, and fun to Baker Hunt Art & Cultural Center. The Newbees will share their modern vintage original music and more as part of the festivities. The event supports the center's mission to make art and culture accessible to all in the community.

A creative tradition returns as Behringer-Crawford Museum presents the 34th annual freshART party, where brand-new works are made in just ten days and then auctioned during one lively evening. It begins when local artists bring blank canvases to the museum to be stamped before heading out to create. The stamp confirms that each piece in the live auction was produced specifically for this event. Inspiration often comes from Devou Park and nearby neighborhoods, so a walk through the park could offer a glimpse of artists bringing new pieces to life. The celebration is about more than bidding. It brings artists, art enthusiasts, and neighbors together to support the museum’s educational programs for young people, from classroom visits to field trips that illuminate local history. Guests can enjoy a dinner buffet from Chef Barone's Catering, music, and a specialty drink tasting with William “Tre” Porzel of Wiseguys Lounge in Covington, along with the energy of the auction and conversations with local artists and friends of the museum. A special tradition in memory of the late Wolfgang Ritschel continues, with one of his donated works offered each year to benefit the museum. The 2026 Art From The Heart selection is Mighty Grand Canyon. Beyond the live auction, silentART features previously created works displayed in the galleries and available for online bidding, with new pieces added as they arrive so supporters can browse and bid from anywhere. Admission is reserved with a $100 donation per person, and table sponsorships are available. For details, call 859-491-4003 or email freshart@gmail.com.

Gable Price and Friends bring the Too Good Tour to the stage for a show. Doors open before the performance begins, allowing time to get settled.

Stretch, breathe, and share the mat with rescue kittens during a playful yoga session that blends mindful movement with plenty of cuddles. The class is open to all experience levels and is limited to 14 participants. It is designed for ages 16 and older. Bring your own mat; a small number of extras may be available. The cats tend to be most lively in the evening, which adds an extra dose of fun to the poses and gentle flows. The session is led by Damon Wilson, an RYT200 instructor recognized by Yoga Alliance, trained through Vitality Cincinnati with continuing education in Yin Yoga at Sage Yoga, and focused on Vinyasa and Yin practices. The fee is $30 per person per session. There is a 48-hour cancellation policy. No refunds are provided for no-shows, and cancellations made less than 48 hours before the session are not refundable. Cancellations made more than 48 hours in advance receive a refund minus a 4 percent processing fee. Reservations include a 15-minute grace period before the spot may be released. By reserving, participants agree to follow Purrfect Day Cafe expectations and regulations. Plan to arrive early to browse the menu and pick up a beverage. Drinks are welcome in the cat room, but food is not.

Hosted by the Rotary Club of Florence, this program spotlights how Boone County Public Library supports learning, creativity, exploration, connection, and discovery throughout the community. Guest speaker Dawna Bach, Public Service Director at the library, will share an inside look at services offered across the system’s six locations, including books, movies, technology, maker equipment, educational programs, research tools, and individualized assistance for every stage of life. With more than two decades of experience working with children and adults in Northern Kentucky and central North Carolina, she joined BCPL in 2014 and has served as Teen Librarian and Youth Services Manager before becoming Public Service Director in 2022. In her role, she leads public facing adult services and programs, with an emphasis on accessibility, inclusion, and responsiveness to community needs. The gathering takes place at the Northern Kentucky Area Development District.

This free Business Boost Network networking event centers on building genuine relationships and real business growth in Northern Kentucky. It is open at no cost to professionals from any industry, including newcomers to the area and those looking to strengthen local connections. Attendees can meet peers, collaborate, and work toward meaningful growth.

This event for Christian couples focuses on cultivating joy and closeness in marriage. It presents practical ways to kindle passion and deepen committed love between spouses. The conversation explores how God’s love guides couples toward a self-giving and celebratory expression of sexuality within marriage. Insights come from research with Christian couples and are anchored in Biblical teaching. Childcare is provided. Registration is available through a QR code or the event’s website.

Multiple bluegrass bands perform live in one event, with back to back sets from several groups.

Silverlake Park comes alive as the City of Erlanger hosts its annual Summer Sendoff, a community celebration with a friendly block party vibe. The day begins with a 5K run and walk presented by Silverlake The Family Place, then shifts to the main event sponsored by Arlinghaus, creating a space for neighbors, families, and friends to connect and enjoy an evening of entertainment. Live music leads the festivities with Nashville rock and soul band Brother Maven headlining. Known for soaring vocals, powerful grooves, and memorable melodies, the band features Daniel Mason, JP Presley, Jeremy McCoy, and Joel Burns. Dream Slice from Indianapolis opens with an R&B and funk set that refreshes beloved classics. Throughout the park, guests can catch a WonderDog show team performance, a coney-eating contest, interactive demonstrations, and a fire act by a Cincinnati Circus performer. Food and drink vendors and local craft booths offer plenty to taste and discover. Admission is free and open to the public. Attendees can bring lawn chairs or blankets and settle in for a full day of activities and music, with the night capped by a fireworks show.

Experience the park after dark as park staff and the PINK Paranormal Investigator of Northern Kentucky lead a paranormal investigation using a variety of tools across different areas of the park. Preregistration is required, and participants meet at the Museum. This program is for ages 12 and up, and anyone 15 or younger must be accompanied by an adult. The cost is $25 per person per tour. To preregister, contact the park office at (859) 384-3522 ext. 4.

Celebrate autumn at a Kentucky-inspired brunch with live entertainment and delicious food, all supporting Children’s Law Center and its work to protect children’s rights in Kentucky and Ohio. At Boots, Bourbon, & Biscuits, guests can hear inspiring speakers and enjoy live music. The menu features a decadent brunch with a biscuit bar as a highlight, along with an open bar that includes alcoholic and non-alcoholic options. A silent auction will offer a variety of items and experiences. There is also a Best Boots Contest, so wear your best pair for a chance to win. Tickets and sponsorship opportunities are available.

Visit PetSmart in Florence to meet adoptable pets from Boone County Animal Shelter. Shelter staff will be on site to help you find a good match, share details about the animals, and answer questions about adoption.

The Monthly Quarter Fest at Erlanger Lions Club features a lively quarter auction with Blessing Bags of Love as the charity of the month. Bring a stash of quarters, pick up a numbered paddle, and place bids on curated product bundles for just one or two quarters. If your number is called, you win. Paddles are $2 each or three for $5. Expect door prizes and refreshments available for purchase. 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, and the lineup may change without notice. The evening flows from doors opening to paddle sales, followed by the start of the bidding.

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.

This event at Turfway Park delivers a full-scale recreation of Black Sabbath and Ozzy.

This ride supports the Cody Farr Foundation, helping place much needed service dogs with former service members living with PTSD. The route begins and ends at M.I.S.S.I.O.N. Church of God, with a brief service following the ride. The cost is $25 per bike, and all proceeds support the foundation.

Forest Hills Bluegrass Band performs at the Bourbon in the Bluegrass Festival at Farm Haven. The event highlights bluegrass music alongside bourbon, beer, and wine, with food trucks available.

Experience a fast paced quarter auction that blends vendor shopping, friendly competition, and community spirit. Doors open for browsing, paddle sales come next, and the auction follows. There is no charge to attend, and numbered paddles are available at the door for $2 each or three for $5. Bring quarters to bid on items that catch your eye... raise your paddle and drop a quarter in the basket, and if your number is drawn you win. Food and drinks are offered on site, and outside refreshments are not permitted. Northern Kentucky Women Entrepreneurs, a group that has supported local charities for more than a decade, highlights represented companies such as Dana's Creations, Java Momma Coffee, Handsewn Creations, Mary Kay, Morning Star Beading, Norwex, Young Living & 741 Wellness, Tupperware, Tastefully Simple, Tastee Teas, Southern Holiday, and Scentsy. It is a fast moving evening with a focus on giving back to the community.

This free, family friendly event at Memorial Park features candy collecting, games, a spooky trail, music, beer, and a lineup of food trucks.

Settle in at Spear Ridge Cafe - Florence for a beginner friendly paint and sip led by LUNA.BOONA.BOO Martina. All materials are provided, and participants receive step by step guidance to complete a 16 by 20 artwork. No prior experience is required. It suits a casual night out with friends, a date, or a chance to try something new. Enjoy a favorite drink, unwind, and spend an easygoing evening filled with creativity and laughter.

Enjoy a meal at Skyline Chili in Highland Heights while supporting the Fort Thomas Junior Football League. A portion of sales from this fundraiser will help fund player scholarships, equipment, field improvements, and programming for athletes. Family, friends, teammates, and neighbors can savor favorites like a Cheese Coney or a 3-Way, and every purchase contributes to the league. Skyline Chili partners with local organizations through fundraising events that return a percentage of sales to the cause, and FTJFL gear and community spirit are welcome.

The Haunted Market, held alongside MWR’s Fall Fest and Haunted Hayride, showcases military affiliated and MWR vendors across two evenings. The market offers a festive and spooky mix of artisan goods, handcrafted items, and cottage baked treats. The larger celebration includes craft vendors, a pumpkin carving contest, food trucks, partner agencies, arts and crafts, and inflatables. The Haunted Hayride adds to the thrills with a backwoods journey featuring eerie scenes and surprises inspired by horror movies.

This meeting is intended for anyone who wants to run games for the Guild. Attendees will get a clear overview of the simple steps to become an event organizer and be added to staff.

This event features music centered on guitar, drums, and keyboards, highlighting rhythms and melodies built around these instruments.

Picking and singing take the spotlight at the 42nd Annual Salt Festival. The performers are honored to be part of the celebration.

An all professions career fair for the Northern Kentucky and Cincinnati region takes place at Receptions Banquet & Conference Center, bringing together local, regional, and national employers hiring for roles across the Tri-State area. Openings span sales, customer service, logistics, driving, healthcare, management, skilled trades, manufacturing, administration, warehouse, general labor, engineering, information technology, and more. Some employers may make on the spot offers, so bring plenty of resumes and dress appropriately. Registration for job seekers is available.

St. Henry High School Craft Show returns to Saint Henry’s athletic complex, SHAC, featuring over 100 unique vendors. A photo op area will be available, kids can enjoy free face painting, and raffle items will be offered. Extra parking is available at Boone County High School with shuttle service.

Presented by NexusNippon LLC, Anime Blast! is a one-day anime convention packed with activity. Expect special guests, colorful cosplay, artist showcases, a variety of vendors, and lively panels. It welcomes dedicated Otaku as well as those new to anime, offering a full day centered on creativity, community, fandom, and fun. This celebration of anime culture invites attendees to dive into the world of the Otaku.

Hosted at General Ormsby Mitchel Park Pavilion, this family-friendly Halloween evening features a costume contest and a screening of Hotel Transylvania. Attendees are encouraged to wear costumes and bring chairs and blankets for the film. Food will be available from Hudie Hut, and coffee and treats will be served by Travelin' Tom's Coffee Truck. Parking is available in the park lot, with additional spaces at Drees and Hemmer. For more information, contact City of Fort Mitchell Programs and Communications Coordinator Joe Christofield at jchristofield@fortmitchell.com or 859.331.1212.

Monthly Quarter Fest takes place at the Erlanger Lions Club and features an evening of quarter bidding, prizes, and good company. The charity for the month is Sleigh Bells and Sirens. Bring a bag of quarters, pick up a numbered paddle, and bid on collections from favorite companies for just one or two quarters. Win when your number is called. Paddles cost $2 each or three for $5. Expect door prizes and food, with refreshments available for purchase. 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. Offerings are subject to change without notice.

These weeknight community volunteer hours focus on getting the property ready for winter. Plans depend on the weather, so a session may be canceled if conditions are poor. RSVPs are requested so updates can be shared with participants.

Celebrate West Coast Swing at a high-energy weekend filled with dancing, learning, partnership, connection, laughter, and groovy vibes at Holiday Inn Cincinnati Airport. The event features special guest instructor Benji Schwimmer, an American professional dancer, choreographer, and actor. He won the second season of So You Think You Can Dance, has choreographed for both the U.S. and international versions of the show, is an undefeated US Open Showcase Champion, and is the only dancer to hold titles in solo, partnered, and group divisions. Training with Benji is intentionally capped at 100 Leaders and 100 Followers to create a personal atmosphere with room to learn, move, and grow. Training spots are limited, while social dancing is open with unlimited Social Dance Passes. Pass options include the Groovetopian Weekend Pass for $139 with six hours of intensives with Benji, late-night socials, a Glow Party, the Groovy Jack & Jill tournament, and community games and activities. The All-Star Weekend Pass is $49 and is based on WSDC points. The VIP Social Dance Pass is $89 and includes a VIP dinner party, reserved seating, social dancing, and games and ballroom activities. It does not include Benji’s intensives. Additional opportunities include Benji’s Competitive Master Class and Competitive Critique.

Step into an enchanting royal brunch where beloved stories come to life at the table. In collaboration with Ever After Entertainment, the grand ballroom features professional performances, live singing, and immersive storytelling that create a magical afternoon for families. Guests can meet favorite princesses alongside their princes, including Cinderella with Prince Charming, Tiana with Prince Naveen, and Ariel with Prince Eric. An exclusive pre-event makeover is also available to help attendees feel ball-ready, offered by appointment and limited to 36 slots.

This six-week support group is designed for people who have experienced a loss within the past two years and are preparing for the holidays. Participants share their stories, reflect on how traditions may change, and explore ways to integrate the loss into daily life while finding strategies to cope and stay present in a supportive, confidential setting. The group is facilitated by Nancy Kremer, LCSW. For more information or to register, call 855.492.0812.

Support the Fort Thomas Junior Football League by enjoying a meal at Skyline Chili in Highland Heights. Bring family, friends, teammates, and neighbors, and a portion of sales from the event will go toward player scholarships, equipment needs, field upgrades, and programs for athletes. Order favorites like a Cheese Coney or a 3-Way, enjoy your go-to Skyline dishes, and know that every purchase helps the league. Skyline Chili often teams up with local groups through fundraisers that share a percentage of sales with the cause. Show team spirit by wearing FTJFL gear and spread the word to make a meaningful difference for the players.

Browse vendor tables, then take part in a lively quarter auction that is simple to learn. There is no charge for admission, and bidding paddles are available for $2 each or three for $5. Bring quarters to place bids. Numbered paddles are sold at the door, and when an item interests you, raise your paddle and drop a quarter into the basket. If your number is called, you win the item. Food and beverages are available on site, and outside food or drinks are not permitted. Vendors and brands 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 has been helping raise money for local charities for more than a decade.

A family-friendly event with two rooms packed with vintage toys and a level of fun that could outdo an Ewok-filled room.

This event brings together more than 125 vendors, creating a large selection of booths to explore in one place.

NOT JOHNNY performs at a Habitat for Humanity charity event supporting efforts to build and repair homes for families in need. The event raises funds to create safe, affordable housing and to strengthen communities through every project.

The Honor Run Half Marathon takes place at Florence ya'll in Kentucky. The event website is live and registration is open. Participants are encouraged to spread the word to friends and family.

Connect with local organizations sharing complimentary health and wellness resources, including on-site screenings and practical tools to support a healthier lifestyle. Expect door prizes, giveaways, snacks, and helpful information for all ages. Topics covered include diabetes, harm reduction, hearing and vision, lung health, vaccines, senior care, and women’s health. Pre-registration is available for select screenings... for cardiovascular health call 859-301-9353, and for mammography call 859-655-7400. Sponsored by KCP-KY Cancer Program, WellCare of KY, Passport by Molina Healthcare, and LiveWell Boone County.