Events in Cincinnati today

Peddlers hosts a flea market for buying, selling, and trading, a destination for treasure hunters. Vendor spaces are offered indoors and outdoors all year, with prices starting at $20.

Experience rooftop yoga at The Summit Hotel with no-cost, donation based classes guided by seasoned instructors. The series welcomes participants of all ages and experience levels. Please bring a yoga mat.

Children and their families can enjoy a playful yoga class at the Burnet Woods Bandstand that builds balance, coordination, focus, and confidence through age-appropriate poses and movement. Expect an imaginative practice where little ones can meow, purr, howl, and stretch like cats and dogs while exploring the basics of yoga. Adults are welcome to participate alongside their kids. This free community series offers four complimentary sessions and is supported by the Cincinnati Parks Foundation’s Stewards of Burnet Woods. The instructor for this session is Annie.

A guided brunch and streetcar outing explores Cincinnati through six food stops and lively storytelling. It begins in Washington Park in historic Over-the-Rhine, next to Music Hall, known for its haunted past. At the first stop, participants enjoy a generous plate at one of the neighborhood’s largest beer gardens, a historic site now combining a modern craft brewery with a farm to table restaurant, while hearing about eras marked by political machines, beer, and vice. Tastes continue with an Argentine empanada and a walk through Over-the-Rhine to take in the architecture, outdoor murals, and the neighborhood’s bustling streets. Depending on the week, bites might feature a crispy square of Detroit style pizza or a freshly made taco, with a rotating selection that highlights locally owned spots and a balance of sweet and savory dishes. The route then rides the streetcar to Findlay Market, the oldest urban outdoor market in Ohio, for a Cincinnati specialty, cheese, fudge, and a final treat. Extras can be packed to go, and participants may return to Washington Park or stay to explore the market. Along the way, local guides share stories, vintage photos, tips, and answers to questions. A vegetarian option is available.

Join Cincinnati Public Schools and Learning Through Art, Inc. for the annual CPS Back-to-School Festival, a family-friendly event packed with games, activities, food, and literacy supplies. Families can meet with district schools, learn about CPS programs and job opportunities, and connect with community partners. Child registration is available on site, along with additional resources for families.

Experience a calming, art-centered meditation led by facilitator Alexander Shelton. Participants first meet at the yellow couches in the Schmidlapp Gallery, then follow the meditation instructor to a gallery space for the session. Admission is free and no registration is required. For accessibility accommodations, please reach out in advance. The Cincinnati Art Museum is open Tuesday through Sunday and offers free general admission and free parking.

Experience a refreshing outdoor yoga session in Burnet Woods, surrounded by trees, open sky, and green lawns. Classes are generally held at the historic bandstand, though some may move to Millionaire’s Pavilion or another spot in the park if needed. Expect a low to medium intensity flow that welcomes beginners and accommodates all levels. Bring a mat, a towel or blanket, water, and sunglasses. If heavy rain, thunder, or lightning is in the forecast, the class is canceled. During light rain or mist, practice may take place under the bandstand. These free community classes are supported by The Cincinnati Parks Foundation’s Stewards of Burnet Woods. Registration is available to reserve a spot.

Join West Sixth Brewing for the sixth annual IPA Fest at their Covington location. The day is packed with IPAs, including new releases, old favorites, and collaborations with other local breweries. Live music kicks off at 5:00 PM, and there is also an exclusive can (Second Fiddle Simcoe) available on draft and as a 6-pack during the weekend. Choose tickets based on how many tastings you want, with options for smaller tasting pours or full pours plus a take-home glass.

Spend an afternoon at the library celebrating Pokémon with crafts, snacks, card trading, and a photo station. There will also be other Pokémon-themed activities throughout the day. Card trading will be supervised to help keep trades fair.

At Fōwling Warehouse Cincinnati, this all-ages punk rock flea market features many artists and vendors, with bands performing throughout the day. Admission is $10 cash.

The 6th annual Northside Back-to-School Community Event at McKie Recreation Center is a free, public gathering focused on helping students get ready for a new school year. Families can pick up backpacks filled with school essentials, hygiene supplies, haircuts, and literacy kits, along with complimentary refreshments and family friendly entertainment. Items are distributed on a first come, first served basis, and children must be present to receive them.

Enjoy a beginner friendly mat Pilates session focused on strengthening the core 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, the class takes place at Sawyer Point Riverfront Rink in Cincinnati. It is offered at no cost as part of a weekly wellness program supported by Cincinnati Parks, Cincinnati Parks Foundation, and the Osher Center for Integrative Health through Cincy Parks + Rec for Wellness.

The Revive edition of Westwood Second Saturdays brings a neighborhood celebration of health, wellness, and community resources to Westwood Town Hall. Presented by Westwood Works, this free gathering features music, food, community fitness activities, entertainment, and more, with additional activity details to be announced. Support comes from Leah Slicer Real Estate Group with Coldwell Banker Realty as the Make Music Happen sponsor, along with funders the Carol Ann and Ralph V. Haile Jr. Foundation and Homebase Cincinnati. Community champions include Altafiber, Kroner Dry Cleaners, the StateFarm Brad Robbins Agency, LaRosa's Family Pizzeria, and the YMCA. Community boosters include Kona Ice, St. James Episcopal Church, Fable Cafe, and Westwood United Methodist Church. Partners include the Cincinnati and Hamilton County Public Library, the Cincinnati Recreation Commission, the City of Cincinnati, Cincinnati Parks, Dancefix, and the Westwood Civic Association.

Celebrate the 5th year of this Summer Celebration with food, fellowship, and plenty of activities. Dinner will be prepared by Humbert's, with an open bar available. Enjoy raffles and a silent auction, and cap it off in a dedicated cigar and bourbon lounge. Please plan for a cash-only setup. Admission is $40 per person, and RSVP details will be shared soon. Proceeds support the daily needs of the campus and help keep ministries and outreach strong in the Price Hill community. For questions, call 513-921-0328 or email rectory@stlawrenceparish.org.

Spend your Saturdays enjoying live music all summer as a variety of local artists perform. Bring a blanket or lawn chair, invite a friend, and relax for an easygoing evening of great tunes.

2nd Wind Band delivers a lively concert in Cincinnati with skilled musicianship and continuous entertainment. It is a prime chance to see how the group can elevate weddings, private parties, corporate events, and other special celebrations. Expect a memorable night of live music in the heart of the city.

Trumpeter Michael Wade leads a sextet in a centennial salute to Miles Davis, exploring music that charted new paths in modern jazz. From the cool and hard bop years to modal journeys and the electric period, the group revisits pivotal moments in Davis’s career while honoring the inventiveness, lyricism, and swing at the heart of his sound. The band features Michael Wade on trumpet, Marc Fields on trombone, Dan Drees on tenor saxophone, Ben Tweedt on piano, Peter Gemus on bass, and Ethan Kimberley on drums. A veteran of the Cincinnati jazz community, Wade balances fire and finesse to reflect the emotional range and rhythmic drive that made Davis a defining artist of the 20th century. Presented in Caffè Vivace’s intimate listening room, the performance offers classic repertoire, close-knit interplay, and fresh improvisation. Important information: if check-in is not completed within 15 minutes of the start of the set, seats may be resold with no refund. Tickets are non-refundable. If you are unable to attend, a one-time transfer to a future show of equal value is permitted, provided the request is made at least 24 hours before the performance begins.

Fifth & Vine Live brings rock energy to Fountain Square in Cincinnati with singalong anthems that keep the crowd moving. This show features 2nd Wind on the Fifth Third Bank Center Stage, part of a series where regional favorites deliver crowd-pleasing cover and tribute sets. Admission is free for everyone, and no tickets are needed. Sponsored by Fifth Third Bank and produced by 3CDC.

Catch a live show at Riverbend Music Center in Cincinnati. The lineup listed for this date includes Six Gun Sally, with tickets available via the platforms shown on the page.

Saxophonist, producer, and composer Boney James brings his new album Slow Burn, a title that reflects music that grows with slow, deliberate intensity. The release marks his 19th album in a career spanning more than three decades, with four Grammy nominations, three NAACP Image Award nominations, a Soul Train Award for Best Jazz Album, and four RIAA Gold certifications. In 2024 he became the first artist to reach 20 number one singles on the Billboard Smooth Jazz chart. Experience his live performance at Ludlow Garage.

Tori Amos brings the In Times of Dragons Tour to Taft Theatre in Cincinnati, presenting songs from her 18th studio album alongside favorites from a 35-year career that includes eight Grammy nominations and more than 12 million albums sold worldwide. She will perform with Jon Evans serving as musical director and bassist and Ash Soan on drums, with backing vocals from Liv Gibson, Deni Hlavinka, and Hadley Kennary. A multiplatinum singer, songwriter, pianist, and composer, Amos is also nominated for a GRAMMY for the soundtrack to her 2025 New York Times bestselling children’s book Tori and the Muses. The new album blends the political and the personal, exploring resilience, awakening, and the struggle for democratic freedoms, and this U.S. run follows her largest European tour in a decade across 17 countries. Please note venue policies. The theatre enforces a clear bag policy for all events and provides a full list of rules and prohibited items on its website. There are no elevators, and access to balcony seating requires climbing stairs.

Singer-songwriter Tori Amos headlines this show with Bartees Strange. The performance takes place at the Taft Theatre in Cincinnati, with showtime listed for 7:30 PM.

Charlie appears with Monkey's Uncle at Jim & Jack's during the annual Rock for Ron benefit in support of his uncle's scholarship fund. The performance contributes to the fundraising effort with a live rock set.

Get ready for the Night Nation Run, the world’s first Running Music Festival. Expect a music-filled course with live DJs, bubble zones, light shows, neon, and black lights, plus an epic main stage after party at the finish. Registration includes race basics like a bib and glow necklace, along with pre and post-race concerts.

Head to Commonwealth Comedy Club for a stand-up comedy show featuring Demetrius Fields, presented by Commonwealth Comedy Club. The lineup lists Jay Jurden as the act for this date and show time.

Peddlers Flea Market is an oasis for treasure hunters, offering opportunities to buy, sell, or trade. Indoor and outdoor spaces are available year-round, starting at just $20.

Explore historic Findlay Market on a brunch-focused tasting tour featuring nine bites from beloved local spots. Start with a choice of fresh-baked muffin or banana bread studded with butterscotch chips in a cozy bakery with great coffee. Savor a goetta egg and cheese sandwich, a creation ranked number one by USA Today. Goetta, a German-style breakfast sausage, is part of the heritage that helped Cincinnati earn the nickname Porkopolis. Meet an owner while enjoying an authentic empanada with bright chimichurri. Sample party potatoes at a vegan shop and grab a quick photo with Mr. Red, a nod to the city’s love of baseball. Try a Lebanese samosa at a family-run grocery, then enjoy a warm Belgian waffle and get tips on where to find standout Italian cannoli and fresh pasta. Visit a century-old purveyor known for cheese and fudge to taste their signature specialties, and finish at a gelato shop that could be the next "Best in the World." Along the way, hear stories from Cincinnati’s past, including the tale of Rookwood Pottery nearby, and leave with suggestions for more places to explore after the tour. Exact stops can vary from week to week, but the flavor and fun stay consistent.

This free outdoor yoga session at Bechtold Park is guided by NKO Yoga. Please bring your own yoga mat. Advance registration is requested. For questions, contact Parks Supervisor Jason Petty at (513) 792-7269 or jpetty@sycamoretownship.org. If the weather is poor, the session will be canceled.

Art on Vine’s Summer Residency brings an art market to Elm Street Plaza in the heart of Downtown Cincinnati. Built on 14 years of showcasing local talent, it features more than 80 independent makers, crafters, and fine artists selling their work directly. Families can cool off at the plaza’s new water features, and dog lovers will find an on-site dog park to enjoy. With restaurants and coffee shops all around, it is an easy place to browse and connect with Cincinnati creativity. Admission is free.

Take part in a free art-making session that welcomes drop-ins at the Cincinnati Art Museum's Rosenthal Education Center. Meet Kenton Brett, the 2026 Rosenthal Education Center Artist in Residence, and create an original piece to take home. For accessibility accommodations, please contact the museum in advance.

Take part in a welcoming rollerskating lesson designed for beginners and those getting back on wheels. Build balance, coordination, and confidence while gliding to music and meeting new people. Skating offers a lively workout that can burn around 600 calories per hour. Held at the Riverfront Rink, this free session includes skates, so you can focus on learning and having fun.

Enjoy a free, beginner friendly session of gentle somatic yoga movement, calming breathwork, and guided meditation on the lawn at Tom Jones Commons in Eden Park. All abilities and bodies are welcome. Bring water and a yoga mat, with a limited number available to borrow. For added comfort during meditation, consider bringing a cushion, a lawn chair, or other supportive items. If the grass is damp, placing a beach towel under your mat is recommended. The gathering proceeds in most conditions and will only be canceled for dangerous weather such as thunder or extreme temperatures or wind. Plan to arrive a little early to park, find the group, settle in, and sign a waiver, which can also be completed online. This free programming is made possible by the Parks and Recs for Wellness initiative with support from Cincinnati Parks Foundation, Cincinnati Parks, Cincinnati Recreation Commission, Findlay Market, the Cincy Osher Foundation, and others.

Settle into a soothing blend of Yin Yoga and Reiki at World Peace Yoga Cincinnati, guided by Laura Johnson. This gentle practice features long, floor-based holds that target the body's connective tissues such as fascia, ligaments, and tendons. Holding poses for about three to five minutes applies light, sustained pressure through the hips, pelvis, and lower back, supporting circulation and comfortable joint mobility. Restorative poses are incorporated to create a fully supported setting that invites deep rest. During these quiet intervals, Reiki, a noninvasive energy practice, may be offered through quiet presence or light touch to ease energetic blockages and physical tension, calm the mind, reduce stress and anxiety, and restore balance. The combination cultivates a meditative experience that goes beyond simple stretching and leaves participants feeling grounded, open, and renewed. Attendance is available in the studio or online.

Catch pop and classic rock legends Rod Stewart live at Riverbend Music Center. He’ll also be joined by Richard Marx for an evening of memorable hits in Cincinnati.

Catch North By North live at Motr Pub in Cincinnati. The show starts at 8:00 PM.

Part of a weekly series at the Sherwin-Williams Porch, this Jazz at the Park performance spotlights Cincinnati’s vibrant jazz community with local and regional talent. The Keigo Hirakawa Trio is the featured act, delivering an engaging set of improvisation and swing. Settle in with a favorite drink and take in the sound as the space comes alive with rhythm. Admission is free and tickets are not needed. The series is programmed in collaboration with Jazz at the Memo, with appreciation to sponsors GBBN, Sherwin-Williams, and the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra.

Each week, live string music fills the west grove of Fountain Square as StringSource, a sought-after Cincinnati quartet, reshapes well-known songs by artists like Bruno Mars, Billie Eilish, and Elton John. Programs rotate through themes such as 2000s Rewind, Disney favorites, and love songs spanning Taylor Swift, Backstreet Boys, Fleetwood Mac, and more, along with head-to-head sets celebrating Elton John and Billy Joel and spotlights on Michael Jackson and Bruno Mars. Admission is free, seating is unreserved and available on a first-come basis, and the Fountain Bar offers cold beverages to round out the experience. This concert series is presented with support from Fifth Third Bank.

Country-rock fans can catch Cody Jinks at Riverbend Music Center, with Five Finger Death Punch and Eva Under Fire listed on the bill. The show starts at 6:45 PM local time at the venue in Cincinnati.

This pre-match gathering in the park takes place before FC Cincinnati home games and features music, interactive vendors, and a variety of food trucks with plenty of options. Families can enjoy inflatable soccer games and the inflatable FCC slide, and there is ample seating throughout the park. Children and dogs are welcome. Themes across the season 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.

Live jazz fills Fountain Square as part of a continuing series that highlights local and regional performers. This edition showcases Brasilia. Admission is free and tickets are not required. The series is developed in collaboration with Jazz at the Memo and Jazz at the Park, supported by Jamey Aebersold Jazz, CCJO, The Great Gatsby Musical Tour, Broadway Cincinnati, and Fifth Third Bank, and produced by 3CDC.

Head to Lori's Roadhouse for Line Dancing from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM. It’s a fun night out with a focus on learning and getting on the dance floor for the evening’s routines. The listing notes it as part of a weekly series that runs on Tuesdays, so it should be a regular stop for line-dancing fans.

Catch The High Kings for a live performance at Memorial Hall OTR. The show is scheduled for 8:00 PM local venue time.

Settle in on the Washington Park civic lawn for a laid-back outdoor screening under the stars. Bring lawn chairs and favorite movie snacks for a comfortable evening of film. This edition features Mortal Kombat (1995) as part of the park’s 2026 summer movie series, which also includes titles such as Crazy Rich Asians, White Chicks, Karate Kid Legends, The Fire Inside, Death Becomes Her with Cincinnati Pride, Cars, How to Train Your Dragon (Live Action), ATL with Sweet Sistah Splash, Mrs. Doubtfire with Queen City Charities, Jurassic Park: Lost World, Naked Gun (2025), Superman (2025), To Wong Foo, Thank you for Everything with Midwestern Lesbian, and a TBD finale. Summer events at Washington Park are supported by First Financial Bank.

Folk, roots, and Americana take the spotlight on the Fifth Third Bank Center Stage. Enjoy the music with a drink from Happy Hour as you relax. This edition features Buffalo Wabs and Dalchord. Admission is free and everyone is welcome. Presented with support from Fifth Third Bank.

No-cost reggae shows bring sunny rhythms and a lively atmosphere to Washington Park. Fans of the genre and newcomers alike can look forward to danceable beats and an uplifting mood. This seasonal series showcases performers including Johnny Payne, The Ark Band, Zion Lion, Rik Jam, The Flex Crew, DaSquad, and T-Natty. Support comes from First Financial Bank, sponsor of all summer events at Washington Park.

Simple Plan brings the next chapter of its U.S. headline run to The Andrew J Brady Music Center with the Bigger Than You Think! Tour, The Sequel, extending the band’s 25th anniversary celebration with a fast-paced, career-spanning set. Expect staples like I’m Just a Kid, Welcome to My Life, and Summer Paradise alongside fan favorites and songs that have been off the setlist for years. Bowling For Soup and 3OH!3 appear on the bill for a night that unites pop punk hooks and alt party energy. For more than two decades, Simple Plan has earned multi-platinum acclaim around the world. The Montreal-formed quartet broke through with No Pads, No Helmets… Just Balls and singles such as I’d Do Anything, I’m Just a Kid, Addicted, and Perfect, followed by hits including Welcome To My Life, Summer Paradise, Untitled (How Could This Happen To Me?), Shut Up!, and What’s New Scooby-Doo?. Highlights include over 10 million albums sold, stages from Vans Warped Tour to When We Were Young, a performance at the 2010 Winter Olympics, a collaboration with the Montreal Symphony Orchestra, sold out shows around the world, and more than $3 million raised through the Simple Plan Foundation. Their videos have surpassed a billion views, and the #ImJustAKid Challenge has sparked billions more. Most recently, their 25th year featured a documentary on Amazon Prime Video, arena and amphitheater runs with Avril Lavigne and The Offspring, and their most ambitious headlining itinerary in two decades. 3OH!3, the Boulder duo of Nathaniel Motte and Sean Foreman, continues to tour globally while performing fan favorites from WANT, as well as newer tracks like Lonely Machines featuring 100 Gecs and I’m So Sad from the album NEED. Beyond their own releases, they write and produce for artists that include Maroon 5, BTS, Kesha, Illenium, Ariana Grande, Lil Jon, Blackbear, and MAX, and they have performed on every continent except Antarctica. Bowling For Soup brings three decades of singalong anthems and off the cuff comedy, from Girl All The Bad Guys Want, 1985, and High School Never Ends to theme songs for Jimmy Neutron and Phineas and Ferb. The band marked its 30th anniversary with sold out tours in the U.S., U.K., and Australia and celebrated 20 years of A Hangover You Don’t Deserve. Following the retirement of longtime guitarist Chris Burney in early 2025, Jaret Reddick, Gary Wiseman, and Rob Felicetti continue to deliver their trademark chaos, including a headlining turn at Wembley Arena in December 2025 and new music projects like a live acoustic album and a pop punk covers collection. Please note that The Andrew J Brady Music Center enforces a clear bag policy for all events. For details on rules and prohibited items, visit the venue’s website.

At HUE YOGA, Ashley, a Shamanic Reiki Master, Sound Healer, and Herbalist, facilitates a deeply restorative Shamanic Reiki sound bath designed to help participants let go of the week and reconnect with inner balance. Blending astrology, healing frequencies, guided meditation, sacred instruments, vocal toning, and Shamanic Reiki energy, this immersive experience creates space for grounding, emotional release, and spiritual renewal in a caring ceremonial setting. Each session aligns with current astrology and features guided meditation with an emphasis on singing. Drawing on a lifelong music background, Ashley weaves music theory and healing vocal toning into every sound bath, while sharing group Reiki and Shamanic wisdom for a distinctive journey. Hosted in the HUE YOGA studio in Clifton, the space provides blankets, bolsters, blocks, and yoga mats. Participants may bring extra comforts such as pillows, additional blankets, eye covers, and ear plugs, and are encouraged to wear comfortable clothing. Plan to arrive with enough time to settle in, as late entry is not possible once doors are locked. The experience includes a 45 to 60 minute sound journey. Private services including tarot readings, energy healing, counseling, and hape are available after the sound bath. Ashley’s herbalism product line is available at HUE during offerings and during her classes.

Roots Revival brings a weekly celebration of Bluegrass, Roots, and Americana to the Washington Park bandstand throughout the summer. Presented by The Johnson Foundation, the series fills Thursday evenings with live music in the park. This show spotlights Sonya Moomaw and Buffalo Wabs and The Price Hill Hustle. The 2026 season also welcomes performers such as Sam Hibbard, David Faul Band, Matt Wabnitz, Whiskey Bent Valley Boys, Megan Bee, Jordan Wilson Coalition, Ben Knight, Ma Crow, Maria Carelli, The Tillers, Casey Campbell, Ruby Vileos, Evan McMillian, Sam and Andrew Hibbard, Tye Dye, Mike Oberst, Midlife, Ben Turner, Casey Campbell Band, Blue Rock Boys, Jeremy Short, Ray Vietti, Teddy and the Rough Riders, and Wabs and Friends. Support for the series comes from The Johnson Foundation and First Financial Bank.

Presented by P&G, Salsa on the Square fills Fountain Square with live Latin rhythms from local and regional bands spanning salsa, merengue, cumbia, and Latin jazz. This edition showcases Son del Caribe, while Diana Hoffman leads group dance instruction. Instructors guide large lessons for beginners and for those with some experience, making it easy to learn new moves or polish technique. Happy Hour includes a one dollar discount on all alcoholic beverages. The event is free and open to the public, and no tickets are required. Produced by 3CDC with support from Fifth Third Bank.

Catch Andy Frasco & The U.N. along with Kitchen Dwellers at Riverfront Live in Cincinnati for an evening of high-energy folk pop, pop rock, americana, and bluegrass music. The show is set to start at 7:00 PM.

Catch Jack Harlow live with support from James Savage at The Andrew J Brady Music Center in Cincinnati. The show starts in the evening at 7:30 PM. Tickets are available through Ticketmaster.

Enjoy a Candlelight tribute concert featuring Coldplay and Imagine Dragons, performed by StringSource String Quartet in a live, candlelit setting. The show lasts 60 minutes, with doors opening 60 minutes beforehand, and there is no entry once it begins. This experience is for ages 8 and up, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Seating is assigned on a first come, first served basis within each zone.