Events in Cincinnati
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Mt. Washington Branch LibraryFather's Day Cookout
Set in Imagination Alley, this Father’s Day cookout features fresh-from-the-grill fare for an afternoon focused on celebrating the father figures in your life. Support is provided by PNC Bank, the Hubert Foundation, Triversity Construction, KPMG, and Urban Sites.
Imagination AlleyZiegler Workouts
This free weekly program at Ziegler Park takes place on the Expansion just outside the pool. It features shuffle dancing, an energetic style rooted in underground clubs and raves, with variations of the Running Man, T step, and Charleston combined into sequences that elevate your heart rate and expand your dance floor footwork. The schedule also includes rollerskating with instruction from Next Level Skate School.
Ziegler ParkJuneteenth Happy Hour
Planned Parenthood's BLK Frequency teams up with Black Wonderland for a Juneteenth happy hour centered on cocktails and connection. Set at Somerset Bar in OTR, this gathering invites attendees to celebrate Juneteenth and raise a glass to liberation.
Somerset BarAult Park Advisory Council Presents: June Summer Music Fest ft. The Menus
Ault Park’s June Summer Music Festival, a Cincinnati tradition for more than three decades, features live music by The Menus with free admission. Food and drinks will be available for purchase, including local favorites along with craft beer, margaritas, wine, hard seltzer, and water. Inflatables and games will be on hand, and volunteer organizations will offer kids’ crafts and activities. Food trucks include Sweet & Meats BBQ, Kabobske, and Graeter’s. Proceeds from food and alcohol sales benefit Ault Park.
Ault Park2026 Juneteenth Eve Celebration
Cincinnati marks the start of Juneteenth festivities with a Juneteenth Eve celebration featuring a community cookout and a final opportunity to see the spring exhibition "Materials Reclaimed," showcasing works by SLiNK Love and Sarah Rodriguez. The gathering is free and open to the public.
PAR-Projects / Studeō PAR-Pete Papania Plays Tastings
Pete Papania brings a mellow touch to Muse with live renditions from the American songbook. The atmosphere is easygoing, centered on music, food, and time with friends.
Muse CafePraise & Sweat Day
Experience a total body workout that brings faith and fitness together in a positive, high energy setting. Inspired by the Busy Bee approach, this session focuses on uplifting vibes and encouragement, and it is open to every fitness level. The workout takes place at Consolation Christian Church.
Consolation Christian ChurchTrivia Thursdays at Mellotone Beer Project 7:00PM to 9:00PM
Put your knowledge to the test at a trivia night at Mellotone Beer Project in the OTR neighborhood. Top scorers take home gift cards valued at $30, $20, and $10. Street parking is available.
Salsa on the Square
Salsa on the Square, presented by P&G, turns Fountain Square into a lively celebration of Latin music and dance. Local and regional bands bring Salsa, Merengue, Cumbia, and Latin Jazz to the stage, while area instructors lead large group lessons for both beginners and intermediate dancers. This edition spotlights Max Rosado and The 7th Street Band alongside Salsaires. Early arrivals can take advantage of a Happy Hour special with one dollar off alcoholic drinks. Admission is free and no tickets are required. Sponsored by P&G and Fifth Third Bank, and produced by 3CDC.
Fountain SquareBartstool Briefings
Hosted by Brewd, this lively forum invites speakers to make their case on playful cultural questions in a friendly, spirited setting. Registration is required only for those who plan to speak, while listeners can attend without signing up. Speakers are asked to arrive early and keep arguments courteous; anyone using offensive or derogatory language will be asked to step down and may be barred from future participation. Slide presentations are welcome and must be emailed to BrewdCincy@gmail.com at least 24 hours in advance. Topics include pineapple on pizza, whether Silence of the Lambs is a horror film, dogs versus cats, and cinema versus live theater.
BrewdSalome
Set to music by Richard Strauss with a libretto by Hedwig Lachmann, Salome follows a teenage princess in Judea whose fixation on the imprisoned prophet John the Baptist hardens into obsession after he refuses her. During Herod’s birthday celebration she dances, then, prompted by her mother, asks for a chilling reward. Performed in German with English translations projected, the story unfolds in a charged world where every look carries weight and desire comes at a price. The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra is featured.
Cincinnati Music HallCore DJs Retreat 39
Core DJs Retreat 39 in Cincinnati, Ohio is a multi-day gathering of indie artists, DJs, major labels, and industry professionals featuring performances, networking, and career opportunities. Mtdub Da Champ is set to perform, with participation from labels such as Def Jam and Maybach Music contributing to a high-energy environment focused on talent showcases and connections.
Radisson Hotel Cincinnati RiverfrontBrian Cashwell & Carlos Vargas
Brian Cashwell and Carlos Vargas share an intimate night of music with a conversational vibe. The atmosphere is relaxed, and guests can sip a freshly made mojito flavored with lavender while they listen.
Schwartz's Point Jazz & Acoustic ClubGreen Learning Station Tours
Explore the Green Learning Station on an informal, informative tour that highlights rooftop gardens, a compost demonstration area, rainwater catchment systems, and an indoor green wall. Sustainability questions are welcomed and answered by Mary Dudley, the Director of Education. Tours are free, take place once a month, and require no registration. A separate Hauck Arboretum tour is also available, with additional dates listed on the calendar.
Civic Garden Center of Greater CincinnatiPaul Simon
Paul Simon performs at PNC PAVILION in Cincinnati. Tickets are available for this concert.
PNC PavilionTGIF Vinyasa: Flow and Release with Becky
At World Peace Yoga Cincinnati, this Vin to Yin class offers a smooth shift from the workweek into the weekend. It begins with centering and steady breath, moves into an energizing vinyasa flow to build warmth, strength, and focus, then winds down with gentle yin-inspired stretches and a quiet final rest. The experience supports stress relief, mental clarity, a brighter mood, more restful sleep, and a sense of overall balance. Participate in the studio or via a live online stream. Led by Becky Adnot-Haynes. FREEdom Month applies along with standard class pricing.
World Peace Yoga CincinnatiQueen City Rock Fest
Three days of rock showcasing some of the nation's best School of Rock house bands, with performances by the house bands from Cincinnati and NKY. Families can enjoy live music along with games, crafts, and food throughout the event.
Friday Night Magic: Weekly Draft
This recurring draft seats up to eight players, with entry covering three booster packs for the event. The draft uses the newest set on hand. If sealed product is not available, players may opt for a chaos draft where each person selects their own set of packs, or receive a refund and play with the store’s vintage legacy cube. There are no prizes for this event, though promotional cards may be handed out depending on availability.
Woodburn GamesBenny Benack III
Trumpeter and vocalist Benny Benack III returns to Caffè Vivace with Gabrielle Djenné, bringing a touch of Broadway from New York. This program honors Black American ladies of song, drawing on Djenné’s jazz and classic soul roots with music that nods to Etta James and Ella Fitzgerald and spans generations from Betty Carter to Beyoncé. The band features Jon Eschelman on piano, George DeLancy on bass, and Alex Merk on drums. If a party’s beverage purchases do not meet the venue’s minimum, a $20 food or drink minimum will be applied per person, per set. Seats may be released 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.
Caffè VivacePoor Man's Gambit
Poor Man's Gambit is an Irish-American trio from Allentown, Pennsylvania, active since 2015. The group has released three albums and completed two international tours. Grounded in Irish cultural music and dance, they bring a mix of traditional and contemporary pieces to audiences in the United States and abroad, a journey that has spanned more than a decade. Recognized as a rising Irish-American ensemble, they will perform in the IHC Pub.
Irish Heritage Center of Greater CincinnatiRiverfront Social
Riverfront Social transforms Sawyer Point into a lively skate night for teens and young adults, mixing festival vibes with DJ sets, complimentary roller skating and rentals, creative art activities, street hockey, roller derby, and rotating theme parties in a scenic waterfront setting. This edition highlights the Juneteenth Jersey Skate with DJ Flava. Admission and skate rentals are free with support from Cincy Parks and the Cincy Parks Foundation.
Skally: TM:513
Skally, a Cincinnati rapper, leads TM:513, a concert that pairs his performance with a live string ensemble. Cook LaFlare appears as the special guest. The dress code is formal.
Memorial HallDJ Pillo And Friends…
At Northside Tavern, this monthly showcase curated by DJ Pillo highlights talented friends and the wider Cincinnati creative community. With music at the forefront and a spotlight on the craft of DJing, it is more than a party, it is a social meetup featuring Cincinnati DJs, artists, film, media, authors, and other movers and shakers from the city’s underground. Guided by DJ Pillo, each edition brings together people who shape the scene and celebrates their work. Flyers and further details are shared in the event chat.
iOS Learning Series
Build confidence with your iPhone or iPad in a hands-on iOS Learning Series that explores the assistive features built into your device. Each session focuses on practical skills you can apply right away, with new topics rotating every four to five weeks. You can RSVP for a single session or multiple sessions, and small class sizes of about 8 to 10 people allow plenty of time for questions, practice, and personalized guidance. Sessions take place at CABVI. To coordinate attendance or request details, contact Todd Farmer at 513-487-4231 or todd.farmer@cincyblind.org.
Savannah Bananas
The Savannah Bananas bring a fast-paced, fun-loving brand of baseball to Great American Ball Park. Known for winning over fans with an inventive style, this appearance highlights their high-energy approach to the sport.
Great American Ball ParkNorth Mississippi Allstars
North Mississippi Allstars perform at Ludlow Garage Cincinnati in Cincinnati. Tickets are available for this show.
Ludlow GarageCincinnati Noir
DJ Abiyah and Ruff Neck Sounds bring a reggae night to the Lounge at The Southgate House Revival in Newport, Kentucky.
The Southgate House Revival - The LoungeSchool of Rock Cincy Adult Program Final Show
Riverfront Live hosts a showcase where the Adult Programs perform highlights from their Season 23 final shows alongside midseason sets by the NKY Adult Program. The lineup features NKY Eagles and Friends, NKY Best of 2000's, Cin West Coast, Cin East Coast, and Cin Southern Rock.
Peddlers Flea Marketfamily outreach event
Set in Downtown Cincinnati, this family outreach event introduces available support for parents and caregivers of children experiencing behavioral challenges at home, in school, or in the community. The emphasis is on reducing youth violence and strengthening day-to-day life for young people within families, classrooms, and neighborhood settings. Participants can learn about resources aimed at improving behavior and fostering safer, healthier environments for youth.
Downtown CincinnatiKinusaiga Workshop
Create a piece of wall-ready art using your own design and a bit of fabric, all without sewing. In this two hour class, you will explore the history behind this fiber art and receive clear guidance through each stage of a unique fabric collaging process. By the end, you will finish a new artwork to display at home. All supplies are provided, and registration is required.
Tusculum Street Fest 2026
A beloved Cincinnati neighborhood festival returns with local eats, craft beer, and live performances. Families will find activities for children, including face painting and games, along with a variety of vendors. The gathering supports efforts to beautify the neighborhood, highlights area businesses and the broader community, and helps fund enrichment beyond the classroom for Mount Washington School and Spencer Center. Admission is free. Do not buy tickets from anyone attempting to sell them, and all vendor communication will come only through the festival’s official profiles.
Streetside BreweryWorld Cup: Germany vs Ivory Coast
This event is a watch party for Germany's second World Cup match, bringing fans together to follow the action and cheer for the team.
Kantine Biergarten EateryPride Partner Yoga
Honor Pride Month with a partner yoga class centered on love, community, and connection. Come with a friend, a partner, or arrive on your own. The session features approachable, connected poses that highlight balance and shared support. No prior yoga experience is required. Solo participants will be paired at check in so everyone has a partner. The cost is $25, and members receive a 25% discount.
Peddlers Flea Market
Peddlers is a destination for treasure seekers to purchase, sell, or swap. Indoor and outdoor spaces are available year-round, with spaces starting at $20.
Peddlers Flea MarketSapphic Singles Night
A social night for single sapphics in Cincinnati at RedTree Coffee & Art in OTR with Midwestern Lesbian features lighthearted flirting, drinks, and community building through games, conversation prompts, and simple crafts. It is designed to help attendees spark romance, make new friends, explore business connections, or simply enjoy a fun evening. Tickets are available through the Pinyada app or website, and the app extends the experience by letting participants browse the RSVP list afterward, request matches anonymously if they wish, and chat with mutual matches so connections can continue beyond the event.
Redtree Coffee & ArtSummer Dance Clinic
The Summer Dance Clinic takes place at The Cintas Center at Xavier University and welcomes participants to come dance together. Registration is available through the organizers’ link or QR code, and the organizers look forward to dancing with everyone.
The Cintas Center at Xavier UniversityComedy
Claude Stuart headlines Bombs Away! Comedy at The Comet with a high-energy set that blends sharp writing, unpredictable physicality, and fearless crowd work. A veteran seen on The Tonight Show and Last Comic Standing, he has appeared on Scrubs, That ’70s Show, and Will & Grace, along with film roles in Starship Troopers and Man on the Moon and national commercials for Honda, Heineken, and Jeep. He created and hosted Game, Set & Laugh! for The Tennis Channel, has contributed jokes to Funny You Should Ask, and co-stars in the Amazon Prime sketch series High Land Parking. Adam Minnick and Amber Segundo are also on the lineup. The Comet, a Northside landmark in Cincinnati for 30 years, offers an intimate setting for stand-up, a full bar with spirits and local craft selections, and a kitchen serving tacos, giant burritos, and queso. Free street parking is available near the venue with well lit sidewalks.
The CometCity Flea June
A vibrant lineup of standout vendors brings a wide variety of options for every taste, all set in the heart of the city. Take your time browsing and discover something that suits you.
Washington ParkKids Yoga Series
Play-based yoga for kids and families comes to the Burnet Woods Bandstand, offering engaging classes that build balance, coordination, focus, and confidence. Each session supports every child’s growth through mindful movement and simple poses, with playful animal-inspired stretches and sounds... think cats and dogs and lots of smiles. Parents and caregivers are welcome to participate. This free community series is offered in four-week sets and is supported by the Cincinnati Parks Foundation’s Stewards of Burnet Woods. Classes are led by instructors Laila and Annie.
Burnet Woods BandstandThird Saturday Sketch Outing: Alms Park
A sketch outing brings participants to Alms Park in Mt. Lookout, a hilltop park with sweeping views. Overlooks reveal the meeting of the Little Miami River with a broad bend of the Ohio, the hills of Kentucky, Lunken Airport, and surrounding valleys. The grounds include pavilions, a creative play area, and a reservable picnic shelter, as well as a scenic pavilion and overlook that can be booked for weddings or private events. Participants will meet at the entrance, with a sketch throwdown planned near the end of the outing and the exact spot to be announced. Public restrooms are available. Covering 99 acres, the park was given to the Park Board in 1916 by the wife of Frederick H. Alms as a memorial, and earlier the land belonged to Nicholas Longworth, who produced Catawba wine there before the Civil War. The area was once known as Bald Hill, where trees were cleared to allow unobstructed views toward the early settlement of Columbia.
Alms ParkPride Night
Pride Night brings a joyful celebration of the LGBTQIA+ community to Wilks Studio at Music Hall. After the performance of Richard Strauss’s Salome, the studio turns into a lively afterparty filled with dancing, light bites, festive drinks, laughter, and a few surprises. The evening also shines a spotlight on honoree Kathy Nardiello. Guests can pair the celebration with tickets to Salome, which are sold separately. Opera tickets are included with sponsorships, and hosts receive a 20 percent discount on performance tickets. A Pride Night attendee ticket is available for $40 for party-only access. Sponsors and hosts have access to a VIP cocktail reception in the Taft Suite with colorful cocktails and sparkling conversation. Expect high-energy dance beats and, in a playful nod to Salome, plenty of veils.
Wilks Studio at Cincinnati Music HallCincy Brunch & Streetcar Food Tour
Kick off the weekend with an experience that blends a flavorful brunch with local history. Enjoy a progressive tasting of six dishes while exploring Over the Rhine. Dine in a former beer garden and savor stuffed French toast, then continue to rotating stops that may feature a fresh sandwich from a chef-owned deli, a Mexican taco, or a flaky empanada. The exact lineup changes each week, but the emphasis on great food stays the same. A short stroll north leads to a cheesy, crispy slice of Detroit-style pizza paired with a German Pilsner. From there, ride the Cincinnati Streetcar to Findlay Market, the oldest urban outdoor market in Ohio. Visit a German butcher for goetta, sample cheese and fudge from a 100-year-old business, and finish with dessert at a French-themed bakery.
Riverside Food ToursSolstice Celebration
Celebrate the longest day of the year with a sun-focused program featuring s’mores, safe solar viewing through an 1845 telescope if weather allows, and a variety of activities. Hear talks about the Sun from astronomer Wes Ryle, see sundial demonstrations, and enjoy face painting. The program runs rain or shine. Tickets are $12 per adult and $7 per child or member.
Cincinnati ObservatoryClassical Campout
At Pleasant Ridge Branch Library, Classical Campout turns live classical music into a playful pretend camping trip for families. Participants imagine pitching tents, gathering around a make-believe campfire, whipping up s’mores made of music, and exploring nature through sound, movement, and creative play. Accordion, clarinet, and tuba provide the lively soundtrack for the adventure. This program is free.
Pleasant Ridge Branch LibrarySpring Blooms: Tile Hand-Painting Workshop
At Rookwood Pottery Company, explore hand painting your own Rookwood tile in an artist-guided workshop that celebrates the color and renewal of spring. Choose from three floral designs created just for this class (iris, rose, or peony) and personalize your piece with guidance from a Rookwood Polychrome Artist. The cost is $125 per person and includes one tile, all materials, and instruction. After glazing, your tile will be kiln fired and ready for pickup at a later time, or it can be shipped. Participants also receive 10% off in-store purchases on the day of the class. At checkout, select Shipping to have your finished tile mailed, or choose Local Pickup if you plan to collect it.
Rookwood Pottery CompanyElóras 2 year Anniversary
Elóra Spa and Beauty Bar is marking its two year anniversary with a festive celebration that includes complimentary mini treatments, special giveaways, light refreshments, on-site shopping, personalized skin analysis, and an early preview of the new Skin Bar experience. Sip, shop, and relax while exploring services and sharing in this milestone.
Elóra Spa and Beauty barElectric Alex
Electric Alex takes the stage for a live performance at BLOC Coffee Company in Cincinnati. It is a celebration of local talent with a warm thank you to everyone who supports local music.
BLOC Coffee CompanyAfternoon Tea With Cats
Step into 8 Cats Cincinnati for an afternoon tea set in a historic home that evokes intimate gatherings from more than a century ago. The visit begins in the lounge with a tiny teacup sample of a house curated tea, then parties are seated in the Victorian Parlor or Dining Room for full tea service. A traditional three tiered tray arrives with freshly baked treats and savory bites, and guests enjoy unlimited cups of curated teas. Warm, fluffy scones are hand delivered straight from the oven. The open first floor invites a leisurely wander to take in the mansion’s charm. Resident cats are likely to greet visitors and may accompany them throughout the experience, and they enjoy gentle pets and treats from the treat jar. Free parking is available behind the venue and on nearby streets. Cancellations made at least 24 hours in advance receive a credit toward a future event. No credits are issued for no shows, and online reservations close 18 hours before the event.
8 Cats CincinnatiJuneteenth Flash Event at The Commission Tattoo Gallery
The Commission Tattoo Gallery hosts a Juneteenth flash tattoo event featuring pre-designed flash pieces starting at $50. Payment for flash tattoos is cash only. Guests are helped in the order they arrive, so early arrival is recommended.
The Recipe Family Festival 2026
Matt Waters brings a live performance to the Evendale Recreation Center in Cincinnati.
Evendale Recreation CenterMusic at the Esplanade
Spend your Saturday evening at the Castellini Esplanade at Smale Park and enjoy low-key live music, food, beer and drinks with a community atmosphere. Free and open to the community.
Smale Riverfront ParkStringSource
Lady Whistledown has already rendered her verdict, naming it the event of the season. An enchanting live music performance features a Candlelight program highlighting the best of Bridgerton, performed on strings.
Memorial HallLearn to Skate
Perfect for beginners and those returning to wheels, this roller skating lesson at the Riverfront Rink helps build balance, coordination, and confidence while you glide to music. The environment encourages meeting new people and getting active, with skating offering a full-body workout that can burn 600 calories an hour. It is free to attend, and skates are included.
Riverfront Rink at Sawyer PointChamber Music Series
Summermusik from the Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra offers an artful afternoon of music. Admission is free, no registration is needed, and seating will be filled in the order of arrival. Music programming is supported by the Wohlgemuth Herschede Foundation in loving memory of Holly Ann Herschede.
Taft Museum of ArtSundown Sessions
Shoreline Social introduces a new evening series, the Sundown Sessions, celebrating original music and hosted each week by featured artist Matt Waters. The program presents a lineup of performers sharing their own songs along with the stories behind them, and includes opportunities to purchase artist merchandise. The setting leans into the sunset vibe, creating a warm backdrop for fresh sounds and conversations from the stage.
Shoreline SocialSound Healing Sundays (first and third)
Led by Jenna Morgan, this restorative sound healing experience with crystal bowls takes place on the first and third Sundays of the month. It begins with a brief guided meditation and gentle breathwork to help everyone arrive and unwind. Participants then recline for a fully passive immersion as the layered tones of frosted crystal bowls fill the space. For about 30 to 45 minutes, the vibrations encourage a quiet, meditative state that can ease tension and support clarity, and you might notice a soft hum in the body or drift into a dreamlike calm. Many leave feeling lighter, grounded, and refreshed. Comfort is important during deep relaxation, so wear layers and consider bringing warm socks. Mats, blankets, and bolsters are provided, and you are welcome to bring a pillow, eye cover, or a favorite blanket to create a cozy setup. Jenna is a sound healer and yogi who blends crystal singing bowls and voice to craft heart-centered soundscapes that invite stillness, surrender, and self-discovery. Her approach is intuitive and rooted in the belief that healing is a return to wholeness and love. She is also in the process of completing her World Peace Yoga Teacher Certification.
World Peace Yoga CincinnatiPEDDLERS FLEA MARKET
Buy, sell, or trade at Peddlers, a welcoming destination for treasure hunters. Indoor and outdoor spaces are available throughout the year, with pricing starting at $20.
Peddlers Flea MarketEstrada Do Sol
An evening of Brazilian and jazz selections features vocals by Andrea Cefalo with Brian Cashwell on piano, Kiko Sebrian on drums, and Carlos Vargas on guitar. Walk-ins are welcome, and seat reservations are available. The night spotlights Brazilian jazz and also welcomes those stopping by after dinner with friends or family.
Schwartz's Point Jazz & Acoustic ClubFather's Day- FREE Admission for all Dads
Celebrate Father’s Day at the Cincinnati Zoo with free entry for all dads. To receive complimentary admission, fathers should let the staff at the turnstiles know upon arrival. Make the day feel special with time spent together exploring the Zoo.
Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical GardenYoga in the Park at Bechtold Park
Enjoy a free outdoor yoga session led by NKO Yoga at Bechtold Park. Plan to bring your own mat and complete registration ahead of time. If the weather is unfavorable, the class will be canceled.
Bechtold ParkJuneteenth Jubilee
The annual Juneteenth Jubilee highlights Black-owned businesses throughout the Findlay Market District with market-wide tastings and savings on artisan goods from dozens of vendors. Featured flavors range from South African BBQ chicken from Afromeals and jollof rice with chicken or tofu with a fusion ginger drink from A & D Ernest to mini cheese arepas at The Arepa Place and peach cobbler from Bouchard’s Pasta. Additional bites include plantain cups with chicken and hot sauce by Che’s Globally Inspired Catering & Events, catfish nuggets with peach or strawberry shortcake from Dat’s Ole School Cookin’, banana pineapple bundt cake from Eliza Jane’s BakeShop, sweet potato salad with chili lime dressing from Flourish Culinary Services, millet porridge topped with chocolate chips, cookies, or cheesecake crunch from Oury’s Frosty Treats, sweet potato brown butter cornbread from Gramma Debbie’s Kitchen, jerk chicken quesadillas by Jays Nyam and Jam, jollof rice with grilled chicken from Luchy’s, watermelon salad by Makers Bakers Co., and pulled pork on jalapeno bread or banana bites from Nay Nays. Artisan offers include $2 off any jewelry item at All Cheri’s Intriguing Crystals, $2 off any purchase at Heads Up Trading Co., and either $2 off a purchase or a Juneteenth commemorative bracelet or pendant from IMGBAT, along with samples and savings on dog treats from Blazing Good Bites. Melanin Flame Candle Co. features a tin candle, and Cook Up Catering, Magnificent Morsels Catering, and Soleil Kitchen are part of the lineup as well. Live music and DJ sets add to the celebration, with performances by vibraphonist Josh Strange and Aprina Johnson at Jane’s, plus sets from iamdjbraet at Race St. Station and DJ Pillo at Jane’s. Tickets are sold in bundles, and each ticket can be redeemed for one food sample or $2 off an artisan purchase. Options include 8 for $20 or 18 for $40.
Findlay MarketSummer Solstice Solar Flow
Honor the longest stretch of daylight with an energizing vinyasa flow that syncs breath with movement. The practice revolves around a mindful progression of sun salutations, inviting gratitude for the sun, stoking inner warmth, and recognizing the shift from spring into summer. Move with intention, build heat from within, and welcome the season with joy.
Moon Bridge YogaHot Mulligan
Hot Mulligan will be performing with Joyce Manor, saturdays at your place, and Koyo.
The Andrew J Brady Music CenterBLS CLASS
A BLS certification class is being offered at ANAC Training Center, with options for both renewal and first-time certification. The renewal rate is $50, and the initial certification is $75. Seating is limited, so send a message to register and secure a spot.
Neighborhood Ride
This casual neighborhood ride covers about 5 to 10 miles at a friendly pace and welcomes cyclists of all experience levels. Participants can connect with neighbors, discover nearby streets that might be overlooked, and wrap up with a post-ride beverage at the shop.
Trivia Night
Test your random knowledge in a friendly team trivia session on Fountain Square. Teams of up to eight players compete for gift card prizes in a game run with Last Call Trivia. Fountain Square events are presented by Fifth Third Bank and produced by 3CDC.
Rooftop Sunset Yoga
A calm, nature-centered session features mindful movement and meditation as the sun sets. The focus is on presence and relaxation in a peaceful atmosphere.
Clifton Cultural Arts CenterS.P.A.R.K.
S.P.A.R.K. is a free mental wellness camp for high school teens ages 14 to 18. Created by Madi’s House professionals, it offers a unique engagement opportunity centered on strengthening many aspects of mental well-being. The program is built around five guiding qualities reflected in the name S.P.A.R.K., focusing on self-discovery, peace, awareness and acceptance, resilience, and the commitment to keep going. Each day highlights one of these themes through mental wellness activities that encourage reflection and growth.
Nurtured By Nature Walking Series (Tuesdays)
Take part in one walk or the full series of guided restorative outings at French Park. Each walk invites participants to set personal intentions and practice brief mindfulness exercises to enrich the experience, then relax into the natural surroundings. Additional details are shared in advance of each hike.
French Park4th Tuesday Blues
This event at The Carnegie Center of Columbia Tusculum features a dance lesson led by instructors Daniel Verdon and Delaan Sumler, followed by a dance with DJ Daniel Verdon. The cover is $10 and can be paid with cash or Venmo. Doors open before the lesson, then the dancing continues into the evening before concluding.
The Carnegie Center of Columbia TusculumTrivia Night
General knowledge of all kinds is encouraged at a Tuesday trivia night hosted by Last Call Trivia. Teams can participate with up to eight members, and gift card prizes are available. For details on the game format and FAQs, visit the Last Call Trivia website. Sponsors include Sherwin-Williams and First Financial Bank.
Washington ParkPhil de Greg Trio
At Muse, Aaron Jacobs and JON Taylor perform with Phil de Greg in a live jazz set. The performance brings these three musicians together on one stage for a collaborative show.
Muse CafeMusic Bingo
Mix Tape Music Bingo blends music with the classic game of bingo at Element Eatery. It offers a music-themed twist on a favorite pastime.
Element EateryTrivia Tuesdays at Che OTR 7:00PM to 9:00PM
Che OTR hosts a free trivia night packed with questions, laughs, and lighthearted competition. Teams compete for bar tab prizes, with $30 for first place or the choice of an empanada, $20 for second, and $10 for third, and tabs are available to use after the game. Specials include $13 Taco Trios and $10 margaritas, plus Happy Hour offerings such as $6 draft beers, $5 off wine pours, and $10 appetizers. Early arrival can help secure a table. Teams should have a name ready and bring their best trivia skills. Larger groups can boost brainpower and bragging rights.
Matt Maeson
Matt Maeson brings the Watch My Step Tour to Bogart's in Cincinnati, Ohio. This stop on the tour presents a performance by the artist at the venue.
Bogart'sMedicare 101 for Veterans
An informational session focused on Medicare, with guidance tailored to veterans and their families. Learn how Medicare works alongside VA Health, Tricare for Life, and ChampVA, especially if you are turning 65 and weighing your options. Open to non-veterans as well, it offers a straightforward overview of Parts A, B, C, and D...the full alphabet soup of Medicare.
Northside Farmers Market
A summer-focused farmers market takes place at Jacob Hoffner Park.
Jacob Hoffner ParkSmale Mind and Body
Complimentary outdoor yoga guided by instructors from Embra Studios takes place on the Schmidlapp Event Lawn in Smale Riverfront Park, located behind Cincinnati Lager House. Participants can enjoy a teacher-led practice in a public green space at no cost.
Phyllis Smale Riverfront ParkCraft Workshop: Fairy Light Lanterns
Celebrate a burst of red, white, and blue while learning to decorate sugar cookies at West Side Brewing. This beginner-friendly two-hour workshop from Sweetened by Nature Bakery LLC covers the essentials, including dough and icing fundamentals, piping practice with royal icing, and smart strategies for planning designs. Participants decorate a set of six cookies using four colorful icings, with all tools and materials provided and guidance from a live, in-person instructor. Leave with a solid grasp of core techniques along with a few new skills to try at home. Bring a smile and consider wearing an apron. Details on refunds, what to bring, credits, and FAQs are available in the Class FAQ tab.
West Side BrewingJazz in the Camp 2026
Enjoy a free summer jazz series presented by Jazz Alive at the American Sign Museum. A different band performs each week for a rotating lineup of sounds. Attendees are welcome to bring snacks or a picnic and sip a drink at the bar.
American Sign MuseumSummer on the Hill: Yoga Wednesdays with Tiffany
Settle into a gentle yoga session led by Tiffany at Patrick Wolterman Memorial Park. This free class welcomes participants of any experience level and focuses on intentional movement and a calm pace in an outdoor setting to support well-being. Please bring a yoga mat, and consider inviting a friend.
Patrick Wolterman Memorial ParkINTRO to Casino: FUNdamentals
Discover the foundations of Cuban Casino, often known as Cuban Salsa, in a beginner-friendly class that blends clear, step-by-step instruction with a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. Participants learn essential footwork, timing, and partner connection, and no partner is required. This social and expressive dance has deep Cuban roots and plenty of energy, and the session focuses on building a solid base whether you are brand new or polishing fundamentals. Individual feedback is included to help assess progress. Day-of registration is available, with check-in recommended 15 minutes early. Pricing options include a $20 drop-in or $75 for a month. Payments are accepted via Venmo at @laformulamusicproductions, as well as Zelle, cash, or check. Free parking is available around the building.
Melodic Eye
Melodic Eye brings a collaborative jam to Green Man Park in Walnut Hills, featuring percussionist D’Anna Kennedy of the Dendromamba family as a special guest. The performance is presented by Far-I Rome Productions.
Green Man ParkTrivia Wednesdays at The Fix Coffehouse & Bar 7:00PM to 9:00PM
The Fix Coffeehouse & Bar hosts a weekly trivia night filled with laughs and friendly competition. Participation is free, teams are welcome, and prizes go to the top performers. Settle in with a favorite drink and put your knowledge to the test across a variety of questions.
The Fix Coffeehouse & BarSummer Essentials: Peace & Posture with Dara O’Loughlin
Guided by Dara O’Loughlin at World Peace Yoga Cincinnati, this summer class helps participants stay connected to their practice while exploring the essential foundations of yoga postures. It offers a welcoming environment for newcomers and for experienced students interested in reconnecting with a beginner’s mindset. Participants receive clear, detailed instruction that explains the how and why of each movement, along with a calming setting supported by gentle music. Guidance includes verbal cues and the option for hands-on assistance, and poses are tailored to the individual so the practice fits each body. The focus is on building body awareness, strength, and flexibility, while fostering a clear, calm perspective. Recommended for absolute beginners, practitioners refining alignment, and anyone looking for a mindful, low-pressure way to move.
World Peace Yoga CincinnatiToddler Storytime
Young children build early language skills through stories, rhymes, and music in a lively, playful setting. This program welcomes participants from infancy through school age. Please register and include the total number of people in your group.
Mt. Washington Branch LibraryHartwell BIG Pantry
At the Hartwell Community Center, Food for the Soul’s Self-Select Pantry offers fresh produce and groceries in a welcoming, dignified setting for everyone.
World Cup: Ecuador vs Germany
Germany takes the field for its third World Cup match. This event focuses on that game.
Kantine Biergarten EateryJune Preservation in the Park
This June program is part of a complimentary monthly lecture series running May through September in collaboration with CUF at Bellevue Hill Park, presented beneath the pavilion designed by Carl Freund. For 2026, the focus celebrates Hamilton County stories in recognition of America 250. Earlier in the season, the May edition highlighted Ohio’s outdoor heritage with Amy Roell, Director of Programming, sharing the history of Great Parks of Hamilton County.
Bellevue Hill ParkLGBTQ+ Meditative Healing with Wild Garden Wellness
Inspired by Audre Lorde’s reminder that caring for oneself is both necessary and powerful, this meditative healing gathering creates a welcoming space for the LGBTQ+ community to rest and heal together. Laura Baker of Wild Garden Wellness guides a sound healing experience, using gentle vibrations and layered tones to support the body’s natural ability to reset and realign. Wear comfortable clothing, and bring a yoga mat if you have one.
Pete Papania Plays Tastings
Pete Papania performs a gentle set of classics from the American songbook at Muse. The evening combines live music with food and time with friends.
Muse CafeRoots Revival
Roots Revival brings live Bluegrass, Roots, and Americana to the Washington Park bandstand. The Johnson Foundation presents the series, and this edition features Maria Carelli with The Tillers for a night of toe-tapping tunes and skillful picking. Sponsorship is provided by The Johnson Foundation and First Financial Bank.
Washington ParkCritter Pride Picnic in the Park
Cincinnati Critter 2025, Pupperoni, and Cincinnati Leather start Pride weekend with a laid-back picnic at Hoffner Park. Attendees can share food in a community potluck and coordinate parade outfits while celebrating critters of every size. Please bring your own seating, such as a camp chair or picnic blanket, and a dish to contribute. A potluck sign-up sheet is available, and accurate RSVPs help ensure there is enough food for all. Look for flag-carrying critters near the central gazebo. Accessibility information: paid street parking is available on Hamilton Ave and Blue Rock St, and the closest paid lots are near the Northside Transit Center or Gulow St.
Jacob Hoffner ParkLive Music
Settle in at Marty's Hops & Vines for an evening of live music with The J Spot, showcasing favorite songs from the 1960s up to today with a strong focus on the 80s and 90s. Pair the tunes with food and a well-chosen selection of wine and craft beer for a laid-back night out.
Marty's Hops & VinesTrivia Thursdays at Mellotone Beer Project 7:00PM to 9:00PM
A trivia night at Mellotone Beer Project in OTR awards gift cards valued at $30, $20, and $10 to the top finishers. On-street parking is available.
Thursday Nights with DJ Sergio
DJ Sergio brings a dynamic mix from the Beachcomber Stage, spanning classics through current hits. Drinks are available by the volleyball courts, and there is also an option to play while enjoying the music.
Shoreline SocialStudio Sessions: Soul & Sound 2.0
Back by popular demand after a sold-out Soul & Sound program in 2025, this Studio Sessions edition reunites poet and host Tifara Brown and pianist Kevin Miller. They are joined by members of the Lalovavi creative team, pianist Donald Lee III, and countertenor G. Thomas Allen for an energizing program that spans a wide range of Black American musical traditions. The performance takes place in the Wilks Studio at Music Hall. Cabaret seating places four people at each table.
Cincinnati Music HallGeorgia Peaches & Dark Cherries Truckload Sale
Savor summer flavors at a Georgia peaches and dark cherries truckload sale in the At Home parking lot in Cincinnati. This stop features sweet Georgia freestone peaches grown near Fort Valley, delivered straight from the source. Peaches are offered in approximately 20-pound boxes for $45, and dark cherries come in approximately 10-pound boxes for $45. Additional items include South Dakota honey for $15 per container and Georgia Elliot pecans for $15 per 12 ounces. No sign up is required and everything is first come, first served. Pay at the truck with cash or card, no checks are accepted and there is no prepayment.
At HomeHoly Grail Blood Drive with Hoxworth
A Hoxworth blood drive will be held at The Holy Grail Tavern and Grille to support lifesaving donations. As a thank you, donors receive two lawn tickets for the Alabama Shakes and Tedeschi Trucks Band show at Riverbend Music Center, a $5 Holy Grail gift card, and a USA jersey.
The Holy Grail Tavern and GrilleQueen City Choral Festival 2026
This non-competitive choral festival takes place on the campus of the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music and is led by Robyn Lana, founder and artistic director of the Cincinnati Youth Choir, with guest artist Jim Papoulis. It focuses on choral artistry in a safe, welcoming, collaborative environment and aims to provide the best possible experience for singers. Participants connect with peers from across the United States and form lasting friendships.
University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of MusicRockin' the Roebling
Enjoy an evening on the riverfront with live music, local food, and family-friendly activities. Cincinnati Animal CARE will be there to share their mission and raise funds for homeless pets. The event includes live music, riverfront views, cold drinks, food, fundraising activities, yard games, and a dog-friendly atmosphere. Cincinnati Animal CARE staff will be available to discuss fostering, adoption, volunteering, and donating. By attending, you’ll be supporting programs for animals in the community.
Cincinnati Lager HouseTGIF Vinyasa: Flow and Release with Becky
Start the weekend feeling balanced with a Vin to Yin practice that begins with grounding, then builds into an energizing vinyasa flow to clear lingering workweek energy while cultivating strength, heat, and focus. The session moves through a mindful sequence that links movement with breath, then winds down with soothing yin and restorative stretches for deep release and relaxation. Expect benefits like stress relief, a mental reset, improved mood, better sleep, and a sense of ease and balance that sets a positive tone for the days ahead. Offered in studio and via livestream at World Peace Yoga Cincinnati, this class is guided by Becky Adnot-Haynes. FREEdom Month and regular class rates apply.
World Peace Yoga CincinnatiAdult Dungeons & Dragons
An adult-focused Dungeons & Dragons game takes place weekly with two tiers of play so participants can choose the right fit. Tier 1 is for characters at levels 1 through 4 and is led by Hunter. Tier 2 is for characters at levels 5 through 10 and is led by Drew. Please register for the tier that matches your character.
Woodburn GamesLexi Hamner
Enjoy an appearance by Lexi Hamner at Jane's.
Jane'sFriday Night Magic: Weekly Draft
This weekly draft offers eight spots. Registration covers three packs to draft. The set used will be the most recent one available on the day of the draft. If no boxes are available, players may choose to chaos draft, with each participant selecting the set of packs they receive, or receive a registration refund and use the vintage legacy cube available at the store. No prizing is included. Promo cards may be given to participants based on availability.
Woodburn GamesFriday Flow
Washington Park’s free R&B series returns with Friday Flow presented by P&G, filling the season with soulful grooves and live performances from a rotating roster of artists. This edition features Dantesings as the headliner. The evening builds from a DJ set to the house band, then caps off with the main performance. The 2026 lineup includes Intro, Le’Andria Johnson, BlackGold, Love Street, Dantesings, Tiffany Bryant, Q Parker, Urban Mystic, Darren Bell, 2nd Wind, Terrell Carter, Harpoetic, and Honey Child. Support from P&G and First Financial Bank helps bring the music to the park all season.
Washington ParkLiving Dead Girl & Sepsiss
Living Dead Girl shares the stage with Sepsiss and Circle of Snakes at Oddfellows Liquor Bar in Cincinnati. The lineup brings all three acts together for a single show.
Oddfellows Liquor BarAscend Pro: The Wrestling Show Day 2
Ascend Pro presents live professional wrestling at the Hamilton County Fair. Fair admission includes all rides and attractions. Several shows are scheduled during the fair. The schedule is weather permitting.
Hamilton County FairArtrageous
An internationally touring, 5-star spectacle arrives at The Children’s Theatre of Cincinnati with a high-energy, road-trip themed experience that blends a live concert of original music with dynamic, in-the-moment artwork by award-winning artists. Praised by names like Harrison Ford, CBS, and NBA All-Stars, the production turns the audience into part of the story. Some attendees may step into the spotlight for a featured number, while others cheer from their seats as the journey makes playful pit stops and highlights memorable road markers. Even those in the back can take part in a quest that offers a chance to win a painting valued at $25,000. Creative attire is encouraged for the DIY Artrageous Costume Contest, and the first 100 people through the doors receive a complimentary Adventure Kit. Multiple performances provide several opportunities to experience the show.
The Children's Theatre of CincinnatiIzzy Escobar and more
A free concert on Fountain Square features Izzy Escobar with Illiterate Light, presented by Visit Cincy. The onsite bar serves beer, wine, seltzers and mixed drinks. No outside alcohol is permitted on the Square, and no tickets are required. The performance is part of a summer series bringing national acts to the Square. Sponsors include Visit Cincy and Fifth Third Bank, and all events on Fountain Square are produced by 3CDC. Nearby, the Fountain District offers dining that ranges from fast casual to fine dining along with many locally owned bars.
Fountain SquareDive-In Movies
After the sun sets and the pool closes to regular swimmers, the gates open for a one-of-a-kind cinematic experience. Float the night away while enjoying fan-favorite movies from the water. Tickets are $10 per person, and Ziegler Pool Season Passholders receive 50 percent off. The lineup features Meg 2, Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle, Pirates of the Caribbean (2003), and Anaconda (2025).
Ziegler PoolDisney’s The Lion King
The Broadway touring production of Disney’s The Lion King takes the stage at the Aronoff in Cincinnati.
Aronoff Center for Performing Arts CincinnatiKathy Mattea presented by Memorial Hall
Presented by Memorial Hall, Kathy Mattea appears at Memorial Hall OTR with songs shaped by a 35-year journey across country, bluegrass, and folk. Celebrated for the depth and nuance of her interpretations, she has earned two Grammy Awards, four CMA Awards, four number-one country singles, five gold albums, and a platinum greatest-hits collection. Her latest release, Pretty Bird, produced by her longtime friend and roots music standout Tim O’Brien, reflects a renewed focus on vocal craft, supported by work with a vocal coach and an eclectic range of material. Beyond touring and recording, her recent work includes contributions to Ken Burns’s 2019 PBS documentary Country Music and stepping into the role of host for NPR’s long-running Mountain Stage, succeeding founder Larry Groce.
Memorial Hall OTRDark Yoga
Experience a low-light yoga session driven by heavy metal, created for releasing whatever you have been carrying. This practice emphasizes real expression over quiet perfection. Make sound if you need to, move in the way your body asks for, and breathe with intention. The atmosphere supports tapping into personal power and connecting with the collective energy in the room, so you leave feeling lighter, freer, and fully alive. It is yoga with a metal edge and a clear purpose, offered by Hello Sunshine Yoga. The cost is $25, with a 25 percent discount for members.
Hello Sunshine YogaErnie Johnson From Detroit
Ernie Johnson From Detroit marks the arrival of Vigilante with an album release party. The record is the band’s fourth studio effort and their first collaboration with the Color Red label, signaling a new chapter in their evolution. Mixed by guitarist and producer Eddie Roberts of The New Mastersounds and The Breaks, the project reflects the trust the band placed in him, inviting broad experimentation that reshapes their sound while honoring their roots. The music moves from afrobeat to deep pocket funk to heavy rock, then circles back again, all powered by a propulsive, horn-forward rhythm section that defines the group’s identity. Color Red, a Denver-based label founded by Roberts, focuses on original funk, soul, jazz, and deep funk, emphasizing authentic, high-quality analog production that blends vintage character with modern energy. This event is for ages 16 and up, with attendees under 16 allowed with a parent or guardian.
The Woodward TheaterDarius Rucker
Enjoy a night of live music under the stars with Darius Rucker. He will be performing his biggest hits. Lauren Alaina and Austin Williams will also be joining the show.
Riverbend Music CenterLyfe Jennings
Lyfe Jennings will be performing.
BogartsPunch Brothers
Punch Brothers take the stage for a live performance at Taft Theatre in Cincinnati.
Taft TheatreAn Evening with Kathy Mattea
Kathy Mattea performs at Memorial Hall OTR in Cincinnati.
Memorial HallAfternoon Tea With Cats
Step into 8 Cats Cincinnati for afternoon tea in a historic home that reflects the intimate traditions of parlor service from more than a century ago. The visit begins in the lounge with a petite teacup tasting of a house-curated blend, followed by seating in either the Victorian Parlor or the Dining Room for full tea service. A classic three-tiered stand arrives with freshly baked sweets and savory bites, and warm scones are delivered straight from the oven. Enjoy unlimited cups of curated teas throughout the experience. Guests may stroll through the open first-floor rooms to appreciate the character of the mansion. Resident cats often greet visitors and may accompany the party, and they enjoy gentle pets and treats from the jar. Free parking is available behind the venue and on nearby streets. Cancellations made at least 24 hours in advance receive a credit toward a future event. No credits are issued for no-shows, and online reservations close 18 hours prior.
8 Cats CincinnatiTenement Life South of Liberty
Discover how life shifted as residents crossed the canal into Over-the-Rhine on the South of Liberty tour. The route follows stories from the neighborhood’s earliest settlers in the area between the former Miami and Erie Canal, now called Central Parkway, and Liberty Street, then moves into contemporary accounts of housing activism. The tour departs from Music Hall.
Cincinnati Music HallSam Adams Post Parade Pride Party with DJ Silverfox
Sam Adams presents a post-parade Pride party featuring the limited edition Love Conquers Ale, with DJ Silverfox providing the soundtrack.
Women’s Empowerment Tea Party
The 3rd Annual Women’s Empowerment Tea Party comes to Cincinnati with a special appearance by Flippa T, including a live performance of her hit song Affirmations, an upbeat anthem about confidence and self worth. Her lyrics, sound, and presence are set to uplift and empower, aligning with the event’s focus on celebrating women, strength, growth, and unapologetic greatness. Expect a welcoming tea party atmosphere, inspiring moments, and a chance to leave feeling renewed and empowered. Early bird tickets are available.
The Woodward TheaterPilates
A beginner friendly mat Pilates session focused on building core strength and improving mobility. Please bring water and a mat, or borrow one from the skate rental counter while supplies last. Led by instructor JoAnna Hortillosa at Sawyer Point Riverfront Rink, located between the pickleball courts and Montgomery Inn. Held weekly as part of a wellness series. This no cost program is made possible with support from Cincinnati Parks, the Cincinnati Parks Foundation, and the Osher Center for Integrative Health through the Cincy Parks + Rec for Wellness initiative.
Sawyer Point Riverfront RinkMusic at the Esplanade
Settle in at the Castellini Esplanade at Smale Park for laid-back live music in a friendly community setting, with food, beer, and beverages available. This edition features Tracy Walker and is part of the Music at the Esplanade series, which brings a rotating lineup of performers.
Castellini Esplanade at Smale Riverfront ParkOpening Reception – Printed Voices from Kenya
An opening reception introduces Printed Voices from Kenya: Social and Cultural Reflections, an international exhibition curated by Saad Ghosn of SOS ART. The show gathers 154 prints by 42 Kenyan artists, from established creators to emerging talents. Through a broad spectrum of printmaking techniques, the artists give voice to social, cultural, and political realities shaping contemporary life in Kenya, sharing stories, perspectives, challenges, and hopes from their communities. This is the fifth installment of the biennial Printed Voices series organized by SOS ART in partnership with Kennedy Heights Arts Center, following editions centered on artists from Mexico, Lebanon, Czechia, and India, with this chapter spotlighting Kenya’s vibrant printmaking heritage. Enjoy art, conversation, music, and light refreshments as the exhibition opens, with additional programming that includes a Kenyan Cultural Festival and a curator-led tour. Free and open to the public.
Hyde Park Blast
The Blast marks race month with a run centered on supporting a cure. Participants line up at the starting line and set off with purpose, channeling race day energy into a cause-driven effort.
Erie Ave at Edwards Rd, Cincinnati, OH, United States, Ohio 45208Music of Weezer, Heart, and Aerosmith
School of Rock Mason’s Adult Performance Program takes the stage with a set celebrating Weezer, then continues with tributes to Heart and Aerosmith. Guests of all ages are welcome. The Redmoor Live Music hosts the show, and dinner will be available from the venue’s kitchen.
The Redmoor Live MusicFifth & Vine Live
Fountain Square comes alive on Saturday nights with Fifth & Vine Live, a free concert series where beloved cover and tribute bands from around the region take the Fifth Third Bank Center Stage for a high-energy night of singable anthems. This date features Brittany Marie & Repertoire setting the tone for dancing and crowd favorites. All performances are free and open to everyone, with no tickets needed. Presented with support from Fifth Third Bank and produced by 3CDC.
Fountain SquareRooftop Sunrise Yoga
Welcome the sunrise with a rooftop yoga practice that emphasizes mindful movement and a strong connection to your body and the natural world.
Clifton Cultural Arts CenterDV8 Rocks Hyde Park Blast!
Founded by Hyde Park residents Cheryl Neiheisel and Chad Sims, the Hyde Park Blast brings the community together to enjoy activities while raising funds for the fight against cancer. Since 2001, the event has contributed more than $600,000 to Cincinnati cancer charities, including The Cure Starts Now. It has also been honored as a Best of the East winner.
Hyde Park SquareZen at Ziegler
Experience a calm, restorative morning with Zencinnati at Ziegler Pool through guided meditation, intentional breathwork, and live sound healing. Choose the in-water experience and float while you meditate, or settle on the pool deck and enjoy the serene setting. In-water tickets are $15 for Season Pass Holders and Zencinnati Studio Members and $30 for non-pass holders, and floats are provided. Pool deck tickets are $5 for Season Pass Holders and Zencinnati Studio Members and $10 for non-pass holders, with yoga mats or lounge seating available. The session begins with arrival and settling, moves into guided grounding and breathwork, flows into a live sound bath immersion, and closes with a quiet period for integration.
Homeownership & Wealth Building Fair
The Homeownership & Wealth Building Fair offers clear guidance on the path to buying a home, answers to common questions, and connections to practical resources that can help with next steps. The atmosphere is low pressure and judgment free, centered on information, guidance, and opportunity. It is designed for people at any stage, from early curiosity to those ready to take action. Attendees can explore what may be possible for themselves and their families.
Cintas CenterThe AmpFibians
The AmpFibians perform surf music live at Stanley's Pub.
Stanley's PubBaby and Me Yoga
A yoga class suitable for all experience levels, designed for parents and their babies. The session invites breath, movement, community, and time to connect with your little one. The environment is relaxed and inclusive, encouraging you to show up just as you are. Open to babies from birth to 2 years. Advance registration is required because space is limited. The cost is $22, and members receive a 25 percent discount.
Hello Sunshine YogaIntroduction to Backyard Beekeeping
Interested in backyard beekeeping? This beginner-friendly class explains what is involved in raising honeybees and provides enough insight to help decide whether to get started now or explore it later. Learn about honeybee biology and life cycle, the essential role bees play as pollinators, and practical next steps for continuing your learning. Participants will examine an empty hive and try out key tools, including a protective bee suit, smoker, and hive tool. No live bees will be present. The session is led by Nicole Gunderman, Agricultural Specialist with the Hamilton County Conservation District. This class will be held offsite. Cost is $20, with a discounted rate of $15 for active CGC volunteers.
CUF Restoration SiteCincy Brunch & Streetcar Food Tour
Set out on a guided brunch experience that blends Cincinnati history, neighborhood exploration, and tastes from six local spots. The route begins in Washington Park at the center of historic Over-the-Rhine, where stories and vintage photos bring the Queen City’s past to life and the nearby Music Hall is noted for a haunted history. The first stop features a generous dish inside one of the neighborhood’s largest beer gardens, a historic space reimagined with a craft brewery and a farm-to-table kitchen, paired with tales of political corruption, beer, and vice that shaped the city. Continue with an Argentine empanada while taking in the architecture and the lively streetscape. As the walk moves east, expect highlights like outdoor hand-painted murals along with independent shops and eateries. Depending on the week, bites might include a crispy piece of Detroit-style pizza or a freshly made taco, with a rotating mix of locally owned restaurants offering both sweet and savory flavors. Ride the streetcar to Findlay Market, Ohio’s oldest urban outdoor market, for tastes tied to Cincinnati traditions, plus cheese, fudge, and a final treat. Leftovers can be packed to go. Participants may linger at the market or head back, and guides can return the group to Washington Park or share tips for further exploring the area. A vegetarian option is available.
Race StreetSHIFT: Do What Moves You
SHIFT: Do What Moves You is a documentary from Tell My Story that follows 13 young people as they channel passions like sports, music, art, and theater into healing, strength, and a sense of purpose. Through candid storytelling, it reframes conversations about youth mental health by emphasizing creativity, connection, and self expression as pathways to resilience. Rather than lingering on hardship, it looks to what can emerge beyond it and invites audiences to see young people as creators, dreamers, and change makers. When paired with guided conversation and community dialogue, the film becomes an interactive experience that sparks meaningful discussion among youth, parents, educators, and communities about how to better support the next generation. A licensed mental health professional will be available on site to provide support. Snacks are included.
Faith Temple MinistriesMillie Oliver & The Missing Pieces
Say It Louder! Festival 2026 takes place at The Southgate House Revival.
Trap Karaoke
The Cincinnati stop of Trap Karaoke delivers a fan-centered concert experience that has been electrifying North America for nine years. The series has sold out shows in more than 40 cities and has appeared at notable venues such as NYC's Terminal 5. This event keeps the focus on the crowd and channels the high-energy spirit that defines the series.
Bogart'sThe Guess Who
See The Guess Who with Don Felder perform live.
Riverbend Music CenterLorcana Wilds Unknown Weekly League
A weekly constructed tournament features casual play before the main event. Every attendee receives a promo card. The tournament uses three rounds with best of three matches. Participants should bring a tournament legal deck that follows the current set rotation and will need a Ravesburger PlayHub account to take part. League points are awarded, with five for checking in and two for each match win. League prizes include free entry to the Wilds Unknown Set Championship after attending five league events. First, second, and third place also receive cash prizes as store credit, with amounts determined by event registration throughout the season.
Woodburn GamesLearn to Skate
Try a beginner-friendly rollerskating lesson in the park at the Riverfront Rink. Practice balance, coordination, and confidence while meeting new people and skating to music. The session is free and includes skates. Rollerskating builds strength and can burn around 600 calories per hour. Whether you are brand new or returning to wheels, this lesson offers a fun way to get moving.
Riverfront Rink at Sawyer PointAscend Pro: The Wrestling Show Day 4 The Finale
Ascend Pro presents a series of shows at the Hamilton County Fair. Fair admission covers all rides and attractions, so visitors can enjoy the full fair experience and catch a performance during their visit. Scheduling is subject to weather.
Hamilton County FairSeason 15 Youth Performance Program Midseason Shows
The Season 15 Youth Performance Program midseason shows take place at MadTree Brewing, spotlighting student bands across a range of rock styles. Enjoy performances inspired by AC/DC, pop punk and emo, shoegaze, and arena rock, along with a set from the Staff Band and a tribute to Iron Maiden and Judas Priest. Each student performer has two complimentary entries listed at the door under their first and last name. Additional admission is a $10 suggested donation to the SOR Cincinnati Area Foundation and can be obtained at the door with cash or via Venmo @sorcincyaf.
Flowers to Fabric
Explore an eco-friendly approach to upcycling fabric with the flower pounding method. Create botanical prints directly on cloth, using either your own fabric or the materials provided. Natural fibers such as cotton are recommended for the best results. This free activity is intended for ages 12 and up. It takes place at the Nature Center at the Summit.
Nature Center at The SummitMOD Summer Fundraiser
Spend an afternoon at Dead Low Brewing supporting Masters of Disaster’s Second Saturday efforts, which provide local families with repairs, cleanup, rebuilding, and encouragement during difficult seasons. The gathering includes raffle baskets and a split the pot opportunity, plus stories from families who have been helped by Second Saturday. Expect a welcoming community setting and ways to directly back future projects focused on flood recovery, home repairs, cleanup, and restoration. Sponsorships are available, including a $500 option that provides recognition on the sponsorship board, mentions during the event, and recognition on the MOD website. Donations, sponsorships, attendance, and word of mouth all help sustain this work and extend help and hope when disaster strikes.
Kids Aerial Fun
A playful kids aerial yoga session invites young movers to explore flips and flight in a soft hammock. Participants swing, stretch, and travel through the air while building strength, improving balance, and growing confidence. It feels like an adventure above the ground.
Hello Sunshine YogaTaylorMade Acoustic
A slimmed-down version of the TaylorMade band delivers an acoustic set at Drew's on the River.
Drew's on the RiverKOI Drag Racing at The Hamilton County Ohio Fair on Sunday June The 28th
KOI Drag Racing brings side by side, heads-up drag racing to Hamilton County Fair. The event includes practice and registration, followed by eliminations. A range of classes is offered, with most entries priced at $10 and diesel trucks, hot gas, and Open Trucks at $20. All classes feature 100 percent payback.
Hamilton County FairYoga at St. James
Westwood neighbor John D’Alessandro leads free yoga at St. James on the last Sunday of each month. Sessions take place in the Community Hall, with entry through the doors by the parking lot on Cheviot Ave. Participants should bring a mat and any props they prefer to use during class.
Intersect: Stories, Music, Community
This experience brings together genuine personal stories centered on Pride with music that supports each voice. It emphasizes careful listening and seeks to build compassion through shared narratives and song.
Happen, Inc.Sunday Brunch Tour
Explore historic Findlay Market on a brunch tasting tour featuring nine tastings from beloved small businesses. Start in a cozy bakery with a fresh muffin or banana bread dotted with butterscotch chips, served with coffee. Savor a goetta egg and cheese sandwich recognized as a USA Today number one pick, and learn how goetta, a German breakfast sausage, connects to Cincinnati’s “Porkopolis” nickname. Meet a local owner while enjoying an authentic empanada with chimichurri. Try party potatoes at a vegan shop, capture a quick photo with Mr. Red as a nod to the city’s baseball legacy, and enjoy a Lebanese samosa from a family-run grocery. Continue with a warm Belgian waffle and get pointers to standout spots for Italian cannoli and fresh pasta. Visit a century-old cheese and fudge shop to sample its signature specialties, then finish at a gelato shop described as a potential “best in the world.” Along the route, hear stories from Cincinnati’s past, including the tale of Rookwood Pottery across the street, and head out with ideas for even more exploring afterward. Stops may change from week to week, while the variety and flavor stay consistent.
Moxy BakeryIntro to Pole Dance Class
At Oh Foxy Pole Dance Studio, this beginner-friendly introduction class offers a supportive start for anyone new to pole dancing. Participants build confidence through a guided warmup and clear, step-by-step coaching in essentials such as grips, spins, and transitions. The pace is easy to follow, with ample time to practice and ask questions, and the setting makes it simple to connect with others who are starting out. No previous dance or fitness background is required. Please bring water, comfortable workout clothing, and a positive mindset. Completing this session gives newcomers the base skills they need and serves as the required first step before signing up for the studio’s other beginner offerings.
Oh Foxy Pole Dance StudioCincy Hikes Urban Hike
This urban hike explores the Pleasant Ridge neighborhood and covers approximately 3 to 4 miles. Participants meet in front of Nine Giant's Fermentorium, not at the main brewery with the restaurant. An RSVP on the organizers' website is requested.
Nine Giant's FermentoriumPoolside Afternoon Tea
Experience afternoon tea at 8 Cats Cincinnati, a historic home where the tradition of intimate, at-home tea service continues beside the pool. The setting is a backyard oasis with the gentle sound of a waterfall and distant calls from the zoo’s painted dogs and gibbons. The experience begins with a petite tasting of a house-curated blend served in a tiny teacup, followed by seating at tables arranged around the water. Shade umbrellas and covered tables are provided, with fans to help keep things comfortable on warmer days. A classic three-tier stand features freshly baked sweets and savory bites, paired with unlimited pours of curated teas offered hot or iced, including a selection that corresponds to each resident cat. Expect oven-warm, fluffy scones delivered straight to the table. While the cats remain indoors and are not present outside, guests may visit them on the first floor of the home. If the weather does not cooperate, the tea moves inside. Complimentary parking is available behind the venue and on nearby streets. Cancellations made at least 24 hours in advance receive a credit toward a future event, and no credits are issued for no-shows.
8 Cats CincinnatiCraft Workshop: Fairy Light Lanterns
Create a glowing keepsake at a hands-on craft workshop at Luminary by La Terza. Participants will turn an upcycled jar into a charming fairy light lantern. All key supplies are provided, including jars, fairy lights, and whimsical decorations, so the only thing to bring is your imagination.
Luminary by La TerzaFunniest Person in Cincinnati 2026
See a live comedy performance featuring Kelly Collette, Charlie Hall, Helen Jenny, Jesse Lawrence, Joseph Giammarco, Bob Moran, Josh Albert, Paul Baumgarter, Anthony Thomas, Andrew Brown, Jake Hovis, and Jericho Puckett.
Go BananasNocturne Tarot
The celebration of the nation’s 250th birthday at Hoffner Park features vendors, music, fireworks, and other festivities.
Hoffner ParkThe Lion King
A live stage production of The Lion King brings the classic tale to life with vivid staging, powerful music, and beloved characters. From its celebrated opening moments to touching scenes throughout, the performance is crafted to engage audiences of all ages. It offers a memorable theater experience filled with striking imagery and songs that linger long after the curtain falls.
Procter and Gamble Hall Aronoff CenterCassette Junkies
Cassette Junkies perform at the Ault Park Fireworks in Ault Park Cincinnati to celebrate America’s 250th birthday as part of one of the city’s biggest Fourth of July gatherings. Expect food, drinks, fireworks, and a set filled with hit songs.
Ault Park Cincinnati4th of July - FREE admission for military
Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden provides complimentary admission for all active and retired military on select holidays. Eligible service members may also purchase up to six discounted tickets for their immediate family. Military credentials are required at the turnstiles on those days, and guests using discounted tickets must enter with the qualifying service member. The zoo extends its appreciation to those who serve.
Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical GardenWeekend Walkabout
Explore Beautiful Metals on a Weekend Walkabout through Spring Grove Cemetery, where the focus is on finding bronze tucked among the familiar sights of marble and granite. Participants will search for subtle bronze elements that can be hard to spot yet rewarding to discover. These walking tours are offered once a month from May through October. A $5 donation benefits the Heritage Foundation and supports education, preservation, and community outreach. Registration is required and space is limited.
Spring Grove Cemetery & ArboretumRoger Klug, Julie Spangler and Band: Rock and Pop Powerhouse
Roger Klug and Julie Spangler take the stage with their band for a high-energy performance of classic rock and pop. Regarded as a standout evening at Play in the Park, this show offers an upbeat atmosphere throughout.
Kennedy ParkKirk Whalum
Kirk Whalum brings his unmistakable, full-toned tenor to Ludlow Garage in Cincinnati for a live performance shaped by Memphis gospel beginnings and Houston's vibrant club scene. Discovered by Bob James, he went on to record five albums for Columbia Records, including the No. 1 release Cache. A sought-after session musician, his saxophone is heard on Whitney Houston's I Will Always Love You, and his collaborations span Barbra Streisand, Quincy Jones, Luther Vandross, and Al Jarreau. A twelve-time GRAMMY nominee and the 2011 GRAMMY Award winner for Best Gospel Song, Whalum blends jazz, R&B, and gospel across more than 25 solo albums and his Gospel According to Jazz series. Expect a soulful, wide-ranging set from an artist whose sound continues to resonate.
The Ludlow GarageSummer Sidewalk Sale, July 11 & 12 at indigenous!
indigenous, a handcrafted gallery in East Walnut Hills, presents its annual Summer Sidewalk Sale with major markdowns on handmade art, craft, and jewelry. Sidewalk displays overflow with discontinued pieces, studio seconds, unique one-offs, and other special discoveries, with many tags near half off and some even deeper. Expect a broad mix that includes jewelry, pottery, home decor, garden art, tiles, and prints. Discounted selections are slated from Amber Barnett, Scott Weaver and Robin Burke, Rena Hopkins, Laura Bosse and Catherine Zurchin, Jackie Keck, Kari Babcock, George Carruth, Julie Bigger, and Amy Flesher, with additional artists to be announced.
Indigenous Craft GalleryRiftbound Summoner Skirmish
This Competitive level 1v1 Constructed event is tailored for players ready to evaluate their progress and showcase carefully built decks. Summoner Skirmishes represent the peak of local competitive play, offering a focused setting to turn practice into results. They are scheduled twice during each set cycle, roughly a month after a set releases and again about a month before the next set arrives. Prizes include a participation promo, a Top 8 promo, a champion playmat, and a Round 1 bye at Regional Qualifiers.
Woodburn GamesSmells Like Nirvana - Tribute to Nirvana
Smells Like Nirvana brings a tribute to Nirvana to Bogart's. The show is open to all ages. Lineups and scheduling may change without prior notice or refunds. Entry policies may be updated, and purchasing tickets indicates agreement to follow the requirements in place at the time of the event. Ticket access includes a Live Nation presale, Citi cardmember presale and preferred options, along with a general public onsale. For the latest entry protocols, consult the venue's official information before attending.
Bogart'sBlack Wonderland Presents: Sunday Funday: July 19
Black Wonderland revives its Sunday Funday series at Queen City Radio, featuring music from @trubmzk and @k.chanta_ in a relaxed outdoor patio setting. This free event is part of the summer lineup. Themes and additional details will be announced.
Queen City RadioAl West, Jr. w/ Greg Chako Quartet - The Ipanema Project
Vocalist Al West, Jr. appears with the Greg Chako Quartet at Caffè Vivace Jazz Lounge, featuring Greg Chako on guitar, Wayne Yeager on piano, David Lloyd on bass, and Mike Melloy on drums. After three years of performances in intimate Cincinnati venues, the group unveils The Ipanema Project, a summer series focused on the enduring songs of Antônio Carlos Jobim and the bossa nova tradition. The program channels warm Brazilian nights, the gentle sway of the guitar, and melodies that journeyed from Rio de Janeiro to jazz clubs around the world. Selections include favorites such as Garota de Ipanema, Corcovado, and Águas de Março, presented with the elegance and musicianship that listeners at this room recognize. If a party’s beverage purchases do not meet the required amount, a $15 drink or food minimum is applied per person for each set. 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 start time.
Caffè VivaceFC Cincinnati PreMatch at the Park
A family friendly pre-match gathering in the park takes place before FC Cincinnati home games, featuring music, plenty of vendor interactions, and an array of food trucks. Offerings include inflatable soccer attractions and the FCC inflatable slide. There is ample seating throughout the park, and families, including children and dogs, are welcome. Across the season, themes rotate and include Home Opener, Kids’ Day, Pride, AAPI, Kick Cancer, Salute to Service, Black Heritage, Noche Latina, Hell is Real, Halloween, and Fan Appreciation. Sponsors include FC Cincinnati, Maxim Crane Works, Frost Brown Todd, CVG Airport, and Anthem.
Washington ParkROLLING QUARTZ [MY TURN] 2026 TOUR
Rolling Quartz (롤링쿼츠) brings its MY TURN 2026 Tour to North America, with the Korean rock band’s five members, Arem, Hyunjung, Iree, Jayoung, and Yeongeun, taking the stage together after debuting in 2020.
The Woodward TheaterHindley Street Country Club
The Hindley Street Country Club, created by arranger and producer Constantine Delo, began as an Adelaide collective sharing weekly reimagined cover performances on Facebook and YouTube. That online project has grown into a global following, with more than 590 million views on YouTube, over one million subscribers, and over a billion views across social platforms. Building on their digital success, the group now tours internationally to reach audiences around the world. They continue to post new videos on YouTube each week.
The Ludlow GarageCarmen
At Cincinnati Music Hall, this presentation of Carmen features music by Georges Bizet and a libretto by Ludovic Halévy and Henri Meilhac. It is performed in French with English translations projected for the audience. Carmen refuses to be tied down, choosing her own path in life and love. When she captures the attention of Don José, a disciplined soldier with a sweetheart back home, he gives up everything to follow her. Her feelings shift, and the arrival of the charismatic toreador Escamillo ignites jealousy that turns deadly. Set to a rhythm driven score, the story explores desire, freedom, and fatal choices. Featuring the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and Cincinnati Opera Chorus.
Cincinnati Music HallPure Prairie League
Patterson Hood and John Moreland share the stage at The Ludlow Garage in Cincinnati for an evening centered on songwriting and storytelling. Patterson Hood, an acclaimed singer, guitarist, and co-founder of Drive-By Truckers, brings the Southern narratives that connect works from Southern Rock Opera to his forthcoming solo release Exploding Trees & Airplane Screams. John Moreland, a celebrated Americana artist, highlights the intimate, straightforward approach of his new album Visitor. Together they present vivid lyrics, rooted musical traditions, and songs that explore everyday human experience.
The Ludlow Garage💘🎸✨Live Music with Electric Alex at BLOC Coffee Co. Cincinnati
Electric Alex brings a live performance to BLOC Coffee Company in Cincinnati. This event highlights local music and reflects appreciation for community support.
BLOC Coffee CompanyRyan Rosenberger Acoustic at Streetside Brewery
Ryan Rosenberger sets the tone for a relaxed acoustic night at Streetside Brewery, mixing popular songs, singalong picks, and easygoing cover tunes. Enjoy feel-good music and a laid-back atmosphere with your favorite drinks in hand.
Chance The Rapper - Coloring Book 10 Year Anniversary Tour
Chance The Rapper brings his North American anniversary tour honoring ten years of Coloring Book to The Andrew J Brady Music Center in Cincinnati. The 2016 mixtape marked a turning point for independent music, blending gospel, hip hop and rich live instrumentation while making him the first independent artist to win a Grammy. It earned widespread praise from fans and critics and showcased collaborations with Kanye West, Justin Bieber, Kirk Franklin, Lil Wayne, 2 Chainz, T-Pain and Saba, created alongside longtime partners Nico Segal, Peter Cottontale and The Social Experiment with additional production by Kaytranada, Brasstracks and Francis and the Lights. An independent hip hop artist from Chicago, Chance is known for Acid Rap, Coloring Book and Star Line, and for music that explores faith, family, resilience and Black identity. He also founded SocialWorks, a Chicago nonprofit focused on youth empowerment, arts education and civic engagement through initiatives like OpenMike, Support CPS and the New Chance Fund, investing more than $12 million in Chicago. Please note that the venue enforces a clear bag policy for all events.
The Andrew J Brady Music CenterThe Classic Rock Experience @ Element Eatery Outdoor Stage !
This event delivers a high energy celebration of 1970s classic rock, spotlighting the era's defining anthems. The focus is on the songs that shaped the decade.
Hoxworth's 12th Annual Golf Outing! Fundraiser Event Presented by Network for Hope
Spend a day of golf at Losantiville Country Club while supporting the 12th annual outing benefiting Hoxworth Blood Center. Proceeds aid patients throughout the Greater Cincinnati area by helping Hoxworth deliver vital blood products to those who rely on them. The event includes golf with lunch and dinner, plus friendly competitions featuring team awards for first, second, and third place, along with challenges for longest putt, longest drive for men and women, and closest to the pin.
Losantiville Country ClubMovers and Shakers Storytime
You and your child will share stories, sing, dance and enjoy music, movement, and fun. This event is recommended for children ages 1 through 4.
Clifton Branch LibraryPreschool Storytime
Enjoy a storytime geared towards preschool aged children. There will be books, songs, and activities that help build early literacy and social emotional skills. This event is recommended for children ages 1-6 and requires no registration.
Northside Branch Library