Events in Hamilton, OH

At the CAC, families can enjoy creative play that blends hands-on art making with yoga for young children. This session focuses on artist Sheida Soleimani, with opportunities to learn about her work and create art inspired by it, then finish with kid-friendly yoga. Designed for children ages 2 to 6 alongside a parent or caregiver. Members attend free, nonmembers pay 5 dollars per child, and families with a valid SNAP or food assistance card, EBT, receive free admission. Sponsored in part by the Charles H Dater Foundation and ArtsWave.

Creative Connections offers an interactive music and movement program for people living with dementia at any stage, providing opportunities to connect through creativity. While participants take part in the movement activity, care partners can meet and connect with one another in a creative support group setting. The program is offered in partnership with Catholic Charities of Southwestern Ohio.

Settle in for a calm, hands-on crochet session led by Janice Davis of Yarn and Ewe, where you will make your own dishcloth. Receive clear, step-by-step instruction from start to finish, and take home yarn, a crochet hook, and a printed pattern so you can keep stitching later. This welcoming workshop suits first-time stitchers and experienced makers alike.

Looking for a creative outing in Mason? This walk-in studio makes it easy to pop in and paint, no reservation required. Choose from a variety of canvas and wood projects, create at your own pace, and relax while everything else is taken care of. Offerings are generally available Thursday through Monday, with occasional exceptions.

Chow Now Pantry in Blue Ash opens its doors to the community. The public is welcome to visit during the posted hours.

Get answers to your technology questions with help from staff who can guide you to the information you need. Registration is encouraged, but not required.

A ribbon cutting will celebrate the grand opening of Boys & Girls Club of Mason/Deerfield. The club offers after-school programs for students in grades 3–9, supporting academic success, healthy lifestyles, character education and leadership, and life and workforce readiness. Attendees can take tours, enjoy refreshments, and learn about the program spaces.

Experience the return of Hearts & Harvest Farmers Market at Factory 52, where Market Alley and the outdoor spaces turn into a lively marketplace filled with local flavor. Explore a mix of farmers, makers, artisans, and small businesses offering fresh produce, handmade goods, and specialty items. Food and drinks are available from on site Factory 52 spots, making it easy to sip, snack, and enjoy the patio atmosphere while you browse. The market is free to attend and works well for a quick stop after work, a meet up with friends, or a standing weekly habit that supports the local community.

Returning due to strong interest, the last market night offers a family-focused evening of trick or treating. Candy will be available from every vendor. All are welcome.

Blue Note Harrison hosts a private meet and greet with Demun Jones that offers a relaxed opportunity to connect ahead of the performance. The experience runs for 30 minutes and centers on photos and autographs. Each pass includes one signed album and a Meet n’ Greet T-shirt made specifically for this occasion. Guests can chat, take pictures, and collect signatures, and additional merchandise will be available for purchase. Upon arrival, meet and greet holders should enter the venue and go to Demun’s merchandise area to find a representative who will guide the group to the session and then lead everyone back to the merch tables afterward. This meet and greet features Demun only.

As Halloween approaches, the atmosphere will be playful, with costume wigs and a spirited set that mixes a few spooky-season songs with familiar rock and roll staples for a lively party vibe.

A Thursday special featuring thick-cut, tender prime rib on a toasted bun, served with your choice of fries or chips.

Enjoy a free evening of Halloween fun at the Blue Ash YMCA with a festive Trunk or Treat experience presented in partnership with the Blue Ash Chamber. Guests are welcome to wear costumes, and the celebration is open to the entire community.

Demun Jones returns to Blue Note Harrison in Harrison, OH for a live performance. Tickets are on sale.

Get a first glimpse of the 2027 BMW X5 at an exclusive premiere night hosted at BMW of Cincinnati North. The latest model presents a new exterior look, upgraded technology, and a cabin experience that distinguishes it from previous X5 iterations. Guests can expect a curated bourbon tasting, a hand rolled cigar station, executive manicures, culinary selections, and a live musical performance, plus VIP access for an up close first look at the vehicle. Space is limited.

An evening dedicated to local film and creative growth. Each month includes a workshop or training centered on filmmaking, with the topic to be announced. The program also showcases short films made in the area to celebrate neighborhood storytellers and leave viewers feeling inspired and proud of their community. Time is set aside for connection, with simple, structured activities that make meeting people comfortable.

Costumes are encouraged for a family-friendly Halloween celebration at Gamble-Nippert YMCA filled with seasonal fun. The event features a costume contest, trunk-or-treat, pumpkin decorating, creative crafts, an outdoor movie, and field games such as mummy races, spoon relays, ring toss, and Jenga. Volunteers are needed to help create a safe and festive experience, with roles that include set up, greeting and check-in, assisting with activities, clean up, and serving as trunk-or-treat car hosts who decorate their trunks and hand out candy.

Pete Papania brings a gentle touch to classic songs from the American songbook at Muse. Expect live music in a welcoming setting, with food available and a relaxed vibe that suits time with friends.

Experience a practice that blends movement and stillness. It begins with a mindful Vinyasa sequence that links breath with motion to build strength, focus, and presence. The second half shifts into Yin and restorative floor postures held for several minutes, gently targeting the fascia and other connective tissues of the lower body for a soothing finish that leaves you grounded. The format delivers time to flow and build heat along with space to slow down and release. Guided by Christy Read at World Peace Yoga Cincinnati in Cincinnati, this class supports whole-body balance, helps train the nervous system to move from fight or flight toward rest and digest, and fosters harmony between active and receptive energies.

Every Thursday, The Works Pizza Co. in Loveland features MixTapeMusicBingo, a free, family friendly game.

This free community run welcomes walkers, casual joggers, and experienced runners of all fitness levels. Choose from typical 3-mile and 5-mile routes along a scenic, traffic-free bike trail, or adjust the distance to suit your needs. Check in with Tri-State Running Company staff to record your attendance and mileage toward rewards, which include running gear, a pint glass, a mug, a growler, and a gift card. After the run, participants can relax on the patio, enjoy a local craft brew, and connect with fellow runners. Special theme nights, shoe demos, and raffle giveaways may also take place. Strollers and friendly leashed dogs are welcome, and reflective gear or lights are recommended during darker parts of the season.

Test your music knowledge at Nikki's Tavern with a fast-paced, family-friendly trivia event featuring songs from across the decades. Gather a team to guess the tunes, compete for prizes and bragging rights, and consider arriving early to secure a table.

Test your music knowledge at a lively, family-friendly trivia night at Third Eye Brewing Company Hamilton. Enjoy two hours of fast-paced rounds featuring hits from past and present, with teams competing for prizes and bragging rights. Early arrival is recommended to secure a table.

Put your music memory to the test in a Name That Tune style trivia challenge. Expect a high energy, family friendly atmosphere with songs from past and present. Gather a team to compete for prizes and bragging rights, and consider arriving early to secure a table.

Kyla appears weekly at The Grey at Carmagnola in Hamilton.

Weekly Music Bingo mixes music, fun, and friendly competition. Songs take the place of numbers, and two one-hour rounds offer repeated chances to sing along and win prizes. The soundtrack features nostalgic hits alongside today’s favorites, welcoming both music aficionados and casual listeners. It is free to play. Enjoy food, drinks, and lively energy throughout the night, and consider arriving early to grab a good seat before the first round begins.

Cincinnati pianist Phil DeGreg leads his trio in a tribute to the pivotal jazz year of 1959, focusing on music from Miles Davis’ Kind of Blue, John Coltrane’s Giant Steps, and the Dave Brubeck Quartet’s Time Out. The program revisits these touchstones, drawing out the cool lyricism, harmonic daring, and rhythmic invention that made them enduring classics while leaving space for the trio’s own creativity and spontaneity. Joining DeGreg are Aaron Jacobs on bass and John Taylor on drums, whose close-knit interplay supports an evening of improvisation in the intimate listening room at Caffè Vivace. A $15 food and drink minimum is charged per person, per set if the party’s beverage purchases do not meet that amount. Seats may be released without refund if check-in has not occurred within 15 minutes after the set begins. Tickets are nonrefundable, with a one-time transfer to a future show of equal value available when requested at least 24 hours before the performance start.

Riftbound fans come together for a weekly night of spells, strategy, and summoner battles. The entry fee is $10, with a free-to-play option available. Prizes are paid out in Dust to the top four competitors, with 50 percent of the pool for first place, 30 percent for second, and 10 percent each for third and fourth. All participants receive a three-card promo pack while supplies last. It is a solid setting to test decks and sharpen tactics in preparation for the Summoner Skirmish.

This trivia night at Summit Park features four rounds of general-knowledge questions, created and hosted by the Higher Gravity team with question sets and formats exclusive to this show. Prizes are awarded for first, second and third place. Draft beers are one dollar off while the game is underway.

Put your knowledge to the test at a general knowledge trivia night featuring questions spanning pop culture, history, sports, music, and those random facts you forgot you knew. Enjoy a fun and competitive atmosphere, and play for free. Gift card prizes are awarded to the top teams, with $30 for first place, $20 for second, and $10 for third. Specials include $1 wings and $9 slushies.

Test your song recognition with a lively game of music trivia that spans chart favorites from past and present. This event lasts two hours and is suitable for families. Gather your friends to compete for prizes and the glory of finishing on top. Seating is limited, so arriving early can help you secure a table.

A spirited invitation to play One Piece and Gundam trading card games locally.

Enjoy a weekly evening of trivia and games.

Test your music knowledge with two hours of fast-paced, family-friendly trivia featuring hits from then and now. Play for prizes and bragging rights.

Test your music knowledge with two hours of fast-paced, family-friendly trivia featuring hits from then and now. Play for prizes and bragging rights.

Part of the CCM Opera Series, Puccini’s La Bohème is staged by director Jose Maria Condemi with Aik Khai Pung conducting. In attic rooms above a Paris on the verge of rapid change as the first Metro lines begin service, Mimi, Rodolfo, Marcello, and Musetta navigate scarcity, friendship, and love while bills mount and warmth is hard to find. With a libretto by Giuseppe Giacosa and Luigi Illica, the story speaks across eras to artists, dreamers, and anyone who faces difficulties without letting go of connection and care. Sung in Italian with English supertitles projected. The estimated run time is two hours, including a 15 minute intermission. Performances are in Corbett Auditorium in CCM Village at the University of Cincinnati. Ticket pricing is $36 for adults, $20 for students, $15 for UC faculty and staff, $10 for UC students, and $5 for CCM students, with group discounts available.

Browse, bargain, or set up shop at Peddlers, a welcoming spot for treasure hunters. The market offers indoor and outdoor vendor spaces throughout the year. Vendor spaces start at $20 on Saturdays and Sundays, and outside spots are $5 on Fridays.

This weekly in-person networking meetup is designed for small business owners, professionals, and entrepreneurs who want to build real relationships without pushy sales tactics. Each gathering introduces a new theme, conversation, or activity that encourages authentic connection. Some sessions focus on strategy, others bring a sense of fun, and some challenge traditional ideas about networking, all with the goal of meeting good people, forming genuine relationships, and letting business growth happen naturally. Hosted at Performance Wraps, it is open to visitors. Attendees are encouraged to bring business cards, invite a colleague, and come with positive energy.

Discover six signature stops in historic downtown Lebanon with a single ticket that ties everything together. The day begins aboard the LM&M Railroad for a one hour and fifteen minute round trip, then continues with a seated lunch at the Golden Lamb. Seating may be upstairs or downstairs, and due to the age of the building there is no elevator. Lunch starts with tomato bisque finished with toasted parmesan and basil oil, followed by your choice of the 1803 chicken salad on a croissant with grapes, pecans, celery, and onion served with sea salt chips, or slow roasted turkey on a brioche bun with spinach, marinated tomato, goat cheese, and apple butter mayo served with tavern fries. Coffee, tea, soft drinks, or milk are included, and alcoholic beverages can be purchased separately. After lunch, enjoy hands-on creativity. The Shady Dame welcomes participants for a make and take session to blend a custom body or room spray while exploring distinctive fragrances in a laid back, boho setting. This stop is included on all dates and is just a short walk from the Golden Lamb. On select dates, Trovato La Gioia hosts a kokedama workshop, the traditional moss ball planter, held either inside the Golden Lamb or at the nearby shop. Ticket prices vary on those select dates. Everyone receives a voucher for the Village Ice Cream Parlor to cap the experience with a classic treat. When the workshops wrap up, stroll to the Harmon Museum and Art Gallery to explore the art, artifacts, and regional history of Southwest Ohio. From rail travel and a storied inn to creative projects, nostalgic sweets, and museum discoveries, this curated outing showcases the best of downtown Lebanon.

At Cincinnati Music Hall, conductor Kwamé Ryan leads a program that celebrates Romantic breadth and technical brilliance. Violinist Gil Shaham takes center stage in Tchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto, bringing to life a vivid dialogue with the orchestra that moves from spirited contrast to effortless cohesion. The concert also includes Carlos Simon’s "Fate Now Conquers" and Schubert’s Symphony No. 9, The Great, two works shaped by Beethoven’s influence, even incorporating direct musical quotations. Expect wide sonic vistas, lyrical lines, and climactic moments across the evening. Support is provided by Western & Southern, CSO Season Sponsor, and Maple Knoll Village, Partner Sponsor.

Drop in for a flexible walk-in painting session in Mason, Ohio. No reservation is required. Choose from a range of canvases, wood projects, and more, then settle in to paint, relax, and create. Walk-ins are welcomed Thursday through Monday, with some exceptions. Everything else is handled so the focus stays on making something special.

Children can explore origami in a class at Snapdragon Books and Gifts. The cost is $10 per child. To schedule a class, contact Cincy Origami by email or through Facebook or Instagram.

Enjoy a fall inspired mini facial for $40, designed to smooth, brighten, and refresh your complexion for spooky season so skin feels soft, balanced, and radiant. Each session features a double cleanse, a mask, a soothing facial massage, a lip treatment, targeted serums, moisturizer, and SPF. It is suitable for newcomers to skincare, fans of festive fall activities, and anyone seeking a bit of self care. The experience takes place inside the storefront and pairs pampering with boutique shopping. Pre-registration is available, and walk-ins are welcome.

Final Friday at PAC offers an art-focused evening with opportunities to purchase artwork. The featured artist is Carol MacConnell, located in Studio 709 in the Main Warehouse. Families and friends are welcome. Valet parking is available, and admission is free.

Bring your best deck and see what you’ve got in a game of MTG Commander.

An adult-focused Dungeons & Dragons game takes place each week and offers two tiers so players can choose the appropriate challenge. Tier 1 supports characters at levels 1 to 4 and is led by Hunter. Tier 2 is designed for levels 5 to 10 and is led by Drew. Participants select the tier that matches their character level for collaborative roleplaying and storytelling.

Downtown Hamilton becomes a walkable Halloween trail filled with costumes, candy, and community fun. Families can explore Main Street, High Street, and the bridge corridor to visit trick or treat stations hosted by participating businesses and organizations, with music, entertainment, and plenty of photo opportunities along the way. The experience is designed to be safe and welcoming, offering festive activities for all ages. This free, family friendly, community focused event is supported by a 17STRONG Hamilton MicroGrant that helps bring neighbors, families, businesses, and organizations together.

This annual celebration pairs a Halloween costume contest with karaoke. First and second place cash prizes are offered for adults, and for kids 16 and under. Attendees are welcome to bring snacks to share, and pizza will be provided. A happy hour is also planned. Costumes and singing take center stage for a fun Halloween gathering.

This weekly Friday Night Magic draft offers eight seats. Registration covers three packs for the draft. The draft uses the most recent set available. If no boxes are available, participants may choose a chaos draft, where each person selects the set for their packs, or receive a refund and play using the store’s vintage legacy cube. There are no prizes for this event. Promo cards may be provided to participants based on availability.

Get into the Halloween spirit with a festive costume party powered by the house band. Soul Pocket, a 13-piece ensemble, delivers live grooves made for dancing and high-energy fun. A special live music menu will be available. Table reservations are released if guests arrive after the stated cutoff.

Experience a free, family centered cultural storytelling event inspired by African and Haitian folklore. Celebrate history, tradition, and the power of moral choices with roaming performers in character, an Ancestor Storytelling Corner, and Black Horror trivia. Show off a creative look in the costume contest, then capture the moment at a photo booth featuring Fat Gede's throne. Explore the 'Choose Your Path' haunted maze where each decision shapes how the tale concludes. In the words of Fat Gede, 'Every spirit has a story. Every choice has a consequence.'

An all-night Commander Night at The Refuge runs as late as participants wish. The venue remains open until the last person leaves.

Celebrate Halloween with a Magic: The Gathering chaos draft. Bring three packs of 14 to 16 cards, and combine multiple smaller packs from the same set if needed. Each player receives a random three-card promo pack to open before drafting, with those cards serving as wild cards that can be swapped for cards in the draft packs. Any unused wild cards are added to the player’s build pool. Players also begin each game with a Leyline of Anticipation on the battlefield, giving all spells flash, and each participant keeps their Leyline promo card after the event. Wearing a Halloween costume earns an additional random foil promo pack to keep, separate from the draft.

Enjoy live trivia at Miami Valley Sports Bar, with free chips and salsa for trivia players and a mystery box of prizes for the winners. Trivia usually wraps up when the food truck arrives out front.

Pop punk outfit The Story So Far brings its tour to The Andrew J Brady Music Center with support from The Starting Line and Ultra Q. The band arrives on the heels of I Want To Disappear, a ten track release recorded and mixed by Jon Markson at The Animal Farm studio in Flemington, New Jersey. The album launches with the rapid energy of All This Time and Watch You Go, carries that drive through Jump The Gun, Big Blind, and Nothing To Say, and concludes with White Shores and the title track to highlight how the group has evolved while keeping its signature edge. The lineup includes Parker Cannon on vocals, Kevin Geyer on lead guitar and keys, Ryan Torf on drums, rhythm guitar, and keys, and Will Levy on guitars. They describe the new songs as the result of personal growth and careful focus, taking the time needed to align priorities and push their sound to meet a high standard they set for themselves. The venue enforces a clear bag policy for all events.

At Caffè Vivace in Cincinnati, Faux Frenchmen celebrates the spirit of gypsy jazz with Paul Patterson on violin, Brian Lovely and George Cunningham on guitars, and Don Aren on bass. Taking cues from Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli’s famed Hot Club of France, the quartet embraces that classic instrumentation and blends European roots with the swing of American jazz to shape its own re-Americanized sound. Their releases include Faux Frenchmen (2007), Oblivion (2008), The Swing Shift (2010), and 3 AM Waltz (2011). A $15 food and drink minimum is applied per person per set if the party’s beverage total does not meet the minimum. Please note that seats may be resold without refund if check-in has not occurred within 15 minutes after the set begins. Tickets are non-refundable, and a one-time transfer to a future show of equal value will be accepted when requested 24 hours before the start of the performance.

Philadelphia Union travel to face FC Cincinnati in an Eastern Conference showdown that pits a disciplined pressing game against swift transition play. With late-season implications raising the intensity of every tackle and set piece, the margins are thin and a single chance could tip the balance.

Experience a fall carnival midway alongside the thrills of a haunted scream park. LANDFEST features carnival rides, midway games, fair food, live entertainment, shopping and vendors, and a full bar in the Voodoo Lounge. Explore six award-winning haunted attractions and encounter more than 200 monsters, with haunted experiences including Temple of Terror, Dr. Psycho’s Haunted Estate, and the one-mile Middletown Haunted Trail.

Vocalist Kelly MacKenzie-Thurley teams up with pianist Erwin Stuckey for an intimate duo set of live jazz at Muse Cafe, featuring classic standards alongside soul and Brazilian selections. There is no cover, and a $10 food and drink minimum applies.

Detroit-born pianist BLKBOK, also known as Charles Wilson III, emerged as a prodigy by eight, earning statewide recognition and winning competitions at the college level. Rooted in classical training and shaped by pop and hip hop, he has forged a neo-classical style that connects genres and generations. His concerts deliver high energy and culturally attuned piano performances, encouraging listeners to reconsider what classical music can include. Drawing from his debut Black Book, subsequent mixtape work, Urban Etudes: Vol. 1, and Peaceful Piano: The Self-Love Mixtape, The New Classical Tour arrives at Ludlow Garage with a program that highlights technical command and a forward-looking perspective.

Celebrate Halloween with drink specials, a costume contest, and scary movies. Expect a lively atmosphere and plenty of fun throughout the event.

Test your Halloween knowledge at a themed trivia night at Yeager-Benson Memorial American Legion Post 199. There is no cost to participate, and it is offered by SAL Squadron 199.

A Vicious Cycle performs live at The Barrel in Springboro, OH. This show features hard-hitting rock spanning the 90s, the 2000s, and more.

Cincy Ecstatic Dance Flow offers a freeform dance gathering centered on mindful movement, music, connection, and self-expression. The experience begins with an intention-setting ceremony and wraps up with a restorative sound bath led by Sacred Serenity Healer. During the evening, participants may explore her herbal offerings or request a private tarot or Reiki session. Complimentary cacao is shared to support the journey. This edition features a BOOgie night theme, inviting creative costumes inspired by creatures, characters, archetypes, or an alter ego. All backgrounds and experience levels are welcome. Please note that accessing the space involves many stairs. Expect a supportive environment that encourages moving at your own pace, releasing tension, finding a meditative flow, expressing creativity, building confidence, rediscovering play, and connecting with community. The dance floor is substance free, quiet, and phone free, and shoes are removed in the dance area. Clear consent is required before partnering, and respect for the space and each person is essential. Bringing water, comfortable clothing, an open mind and heart, and optional flow toys is encouraged, along with anything that helps you feel comfortable. Please do not bring drugs or alcohol, glitter or shedding accessories, glow sticks, strong fragrances, or behaviors that ignore consent, boundaries, or basic hygiene.

Presented by MEMI in association with TCG Entertainment, this live-to-film event honors the 50th anniversary of Amazon MGM Studios’ Rocky with a special single-evening presentation at Taft Theatre. The original film appears on towering screens while a symphony orchestra and a pianist perform Bill Conti’s score live. Fans of every generation can root for the underdog as the music powers each iconic scene. Beyond the performance, explore lobby displays with rare memorabilia, take photos at selfie stations, and browse exclusive concert merchandise. The Rocky and Creed franchise, produced by Chartoff Winkler Productions and starring Sylvester Stallone, has earned more than 1.3 billion dollars worldwide along with three Academy Awards and ten nominations, and it continues to resonate through themes of ambition, passion, determination, and giving your all when the odds are against you. Produced by TCG Entertainment.

Scott Meyers performs a monthly jam session at Buffalo Bar. Enjoy chill music, food, and a wide selection of drinks in the front room.

A Rocky Horror themed party at The Belle & The Bear in Montgomery honors Tim Curry and brings the Time Warp back to life, with costumes in the mix.

Enjoy a fun night of dancing and karaoke with friends. Dinner is available, including stone oven pizza and buckets of ice-cold beer.

Carol's Speakeasy Lounge hosts a DJ and karaoke party that combines music from the booth with open-mic moments for singers. Guests can take the mic for favorite songs or watch performances from the crowd.

At Stanley’s Pub, the spookiest night arrives on the eve of Halloween. Admission is a $10 cover.

Utah visits the Cincinnati Bearcats for a football showdown at Nippert Stadium. Two well-matched programs known for hard-hitting play and energetic fan bases meet in a game with possible conference implications.

Enjoy a family-friendly Halloween event featuring trick-or-treating throughout the auto mall’s showrooms.

Treasure seekers can browse, buy, sell, or trade finds at Peddlers Flea Market. Indoor and outdoor vendor spaces are available year-round, with prices starting at $20.

Covington Farmers Market highlights the season’s bounty in Covington, Kentucky. Browse in-season produce grown nearby, meat and eggs raised with sustainability in mind, freshly baked breads and pastries, and vibrant bundles of just-cut herbs and flowers, with more to discover.

A twist-filled 4-person scramble where the superintendent and grounds crew take over, transforming The Grizzly with surprises, tricky pin setups, and plenty of on-course antics. The entry includes an 18-hole round with a cart and range balls. Competitive highlights feature closest-to-the-pin, longest drive, and longest putt contests, with prizes for the top three teams. After the round, enjoy a BBQ in the Sporting Club Restaurant. A $20 skins game and You Hit It, You Get It add extra chances to win. A costume contest will recognize the best individual costume and the best group costume. Sponsorship support and a portion of proceeds benefit the Humane Association of Warren County. Entry is $400 per team or $100 per player.

The sixth annual Trunk or Treat Halloween event takes place at The Matt Castrucci Auto Mall of Dayton. Families can collect treats as they make their way through all of the showrooms.

A lively prematch gathering fills the park before every FC Cincinnati home game, featuring music, interactive vendor booths, a variety of food trucks, inflatable soccer activities, and the inflatable FCC slide. Seating can be found throughout the park, and the atmosphere is friendly to both children and dogs. Across the season, rotating themes add extra energy, including Home Opener, Kids’ Day, Pride, AAPI, Kick Cancer, Salute to Service, Black Heritage, Noche Latina, Hell is Real, Halloween, and Fan Appreciation. This experience is supported by sponsors FC Cincinnati, Maxim Crane Works, Frost Brown Todd, CVG Airport, and Anthem.

Kick off the weekend with a progressive brunch that blends flavorful dishes with a walk through local history, then a quick streetcar hop to a beloved market. Across multiple stops, taste six different items while exploring Over the Rhine and nearby spots. One stop features a former beer garden serving stuffed French toast. Other possible tastings include a fresh sandwich from a deli owned by a chef, a traditional Mexican taco, or a flaky empanada. A short stroll brings a slice of Detroit-style pizza with a crisp, cheesy edge paired with a German Pilsner. The journey continues on the Cincinnati Streetcar for a brief ride to Findlay Market, known as Ohio’s oldest urban outdoor market. There, sample goetta at a German butcher, try cheese and fudge from a century-old business, and finish with dessert at a French-themed bakery. Specific stops can change from week to week, but the focus on satisfying food stays the same.

Coffee Collab returns to the farm with a purpose driven food truck that brings people together through coffee, collaboration, and pizza from a wood fired oven. The menu includes wood fired pizza, salads featuring lettuce from Farm on Central, desserts, and coffee with specialty beverages.

A family-centered Halloween celebration takes place at El Asadero Forest Park, featuring trick-or-treat activities, creative costumes and light, kid-focused frights. Expect a cheerful setting with candy, laughter and chances to make lasting memories together. Costumes ranging from superheroes and princesses to witches and ghosts are welcome, with treat bags adding to the fun. Mexican dishes and refreshing beverages will be available to enjoy during the festivities.

Celebrate the opening of Dapper & Dashing’s new location in Historic Downtown Milford. The grand opening features a Street Fried Chicken food truck, a bounce house and free candy for children, custom cookies from PTShefD & More, live music by Matt Lester, and tours of the new space. Halloween costumes are welcome.

Enjoy a free afternoon right on the field with trick or treating and featured performances by the marching band and color guard. A lively auction includes a Z co. birthday party rental, self care baskets, a Big Red Dumpster rental, a Spavia massage, and other prizes. There is also a gift card raffle with options from Starbucks, Chick-fil-A, Dewey’s Pizza, Buffalo Wild Wings, and more. Browse vendors such as Cardinal Creations, A’s Vibrant Creations, Chaos & Charm Creations, Buckley’s Junk Box, Charms & Crystal Jewelry, and GuardMomLife.

HallZOOween, presented by General Electric Credit Union, brings a full day of seasonal fun to the Cincinnati Zoo and is included with zoo admission or membership. Visitors can pick up treats at trick-or-treat stations and enjoy special enrichment activities for the animals. The Pumpkin Express train ride and the carousel are also available, each requiring an additional fee. To support the zoo’s green efforts, attendees are encouraged to bring their own treat bag.

Embark on a flavorful walking exploration of Over-the-Rhine with five seated tastings at local restaurants, paired with stories about the neighborhood’s rise, decline, and renewal. A personable guide and local historian keeps the group engaged while weaving together food, culture, and history for a progressive lunch filled with both familiar and surprising bites. The journey sets off in historic Washington Park, a green space dating to the 1860s. Along the way, hear tales of Music Hall, often labeled among the most haunted venues anywhere, and learn about the bones interred beneath the grounds. Discover the roots of Over-the-Rhine’s name, the impact of German immigrants on “Zinzinnati,” and the network of hidden tunnels beneath the city. There is even a hint about the secret location of a cocktail lounge hailed as the nation’s best by a major magazine. Tastings may include a start at a modern beer garden when the weather cooperates, with dishes from an owner originally from Lübeck, Germany. Sample a Hawaii-inspired steamed bun with char siu barbecue and slaw alongside bubble tea, savor a savory pancake known as okonomiyaki at a Vietnamese bistro, and try a Mexican specialty affectionately called the turtle. For dessert, choose a delicate French macaron or opt for Lebanese baklava at a Mediterranean spot noted for ultra-thin pita pizzas piled high with toppings. Between stops, admire 19th century architecture and Cincinnati’s signature murals while hearing the stories that inspired them. Ideal for adventurous eaters, this experience favors arriving hungry and ready to discover favorite shops, bars, and restaurants throughout this vibrant neighborhood.

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Lebanon Coin & Jewelry by CoinHub is celebrating its new downtown home with a grand-opening gathering featuring a ribbon cutting, free Skyline Chili for everyone, and free Halloween candy for children. Everyone is welcome to bring family and friends and meet the team.

Families can celebrate Halloween at El Asadero Forest Park with trick-or-treating, costumes, music from a DJ, a bounce house, and plenty of chances for kids to play and dance. The event centers on fun for children and caregivers, encouraging costumes and candy collecting while creating memories together in a festive setting.

Set on the patio at Hometown Cafe in downtown Loveland, this market brings together a rotating mix of Greater Cincinnati makers and creators. Explore original artwork, handmade ceramics, jewelry, vintage pieces, and freshly baked treats in a welcoming neighborhood setting. The event is envisioned as a seasonal gathering place where small businesses can thrive, creativity is highlighted, and the community connects.

A Saturday MTG Draft Night in Morrow, Ohio. The event responds to requests from the community.

LM&M Railroad offers a bourbon-focused train ride that features a rotating selection of pours, with some trips showcasing Willow Run and another highlighting New Riff and Boone County. Each ticket includes two retail-size single-serve bottles along with a light pairing of meats and mixed nuts. Additional drinks and snacks are available for purchase in the Queen City Tavern Car. All passengers must be 21 or older, and IDs are checked before departure.

El Asadero Forest Park hosts a Halloween celebration in Cincinnati with live performances from Banda Instinto and Sonido Master Internacional. A costume contest offers more than $2,000 in total prizes, awarding $1,000 for first place, $500 for second, and mystery prizes for third and fourth. The event also features cocktails, other drinks, and Mexican food for a festive night of music and costumes.

Settle in for Commander Night that runs late into the night. The space will remain open until the last attendee heads out, creating an open-ended evening for those who want to keep the fun going.

Witches, warlocks, zombies, ghosts, and goblins will feel right at home at a Halloween dance party and live music showcase as "Monster" Mike Cobb brings back the fourth annual FUNKin' Monster Mash to The Redmoor. Expect an all-star lineup of favorite performers alongside new faces, delivering a high-energy mix of funk, rock, and soul that keeps the dance floor moving. This edition supports a meaningful cause, with 50 percent of net ticket proceeds split evenly between The Bootsy & Patti Collins Foundation and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Cincinnati, so each organization receives 25 percent. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door, and costumes are strongly encouraged. About "Monster" Mike Cobb: a Cincinnati native who began performing young, he later toured with his bass hero Bootsy Collins as backup bassist, bandleader, and musical director. He now leads a FUNKin' all-star cast focused on sharing unity, love, and peace through the power of live performance.

CLUTCH brings its US Fall Tour with Slomosa and Blood Vultures to The Andrew J Brady Music Center for a night rooted in experience, community, and connection. The Maryland quartet of Neil Fallon, Tim Sult, Dan Maines, and Jean-Paul Gaster formed their creative partnership in high school and have sustained it for decades, channeling sharp wordplay, free-spirited jams, and the bite of hardcore alongside thick, groove-forward stoner rock. Their catalog spans releases on major and independent labels and, since 2009, their own Weathermaker imprint. Sunrise On Slaughter Beach, the thirteenth studio album, distills what longtime listeners value while pushing their sound forward. Critics and fans worldwide have celebrated the band’s work, with accolades for albums like Earth Rocker, Psychic Warfare, and Book of Bad Decisions, and a live reputation built across tours with Slayer, System Of A Down, and Marilyn Manson, plus recent co-headlining runs with Dropkick Murphys, Killswitch Engage, and Mastodon. The venue enforces a clear bag policy for all events. For details on the bag policy and the full list of venue rules and prohibited items, please check the venue website.

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A packed-house vibe and a high-energy show light up the Fretboard Brewing stage in Blue Ash. The taproom keeps the night going with craft beers while the barbecue kitchen serves smoked barbecue, smash burgers, wings, and savory bar bites. Guests can choose from a wide range of drinks, including beer, wine, cocktails, seltzers, and frozen options, and enjoy it all in a lively setting that pairs craft brews with live music.

Explore spooky spots with the Audi Club of Kentucky on a themed cruise. Participants meet at Crown Hill Memorial Park and mausoleum, then follow a route provided through the Roadstr app. The cruise concludes with a spooky scavenger hunt, with a prize up for grabs. Communication during the event uses the Zello app.

At Peddlers Flea Market, treasure seekers can hunt for finds, sell goods, or trade with others. Vendor spaces are offered indoors and outdoors all year, with prices starting at $20.

Tailgate number three of the season brings the Bengal Bomb Squad together for a family friendly pregame around the Titans at Bengals matchup. The crew is set up at their new home in the HILLTOP lot, easy to spot with four flagpoles towering over 20 feet and a 25 foot inflatable tiger tail. It is a potluck style celebration, so the game day menu grows with dishes shared by attendees. Skyline will be on site offering free coneys. Expect Bengal Bombs at the top of each hour, appearances by superfans, trading cards, a charity raffle, and a welcoming community that is open to all. There will be plenty of beer, music, cornhole, beer pong and flip cup, plus pudding shots and more. Proceeds raised during the Who Dey party support Mission 22, benefiting Veterans and families and helping to prevent Veteran suicide.

Celebrate the last outdoor market of the year at Eastgate Mall with the Eastgate Vendors Market. Johnstone Candle Works will be there offering handcrafted soy lotion candles, wax melts, and Mini Melts in warm, seasonal fragrances. Their lotion candles are made in small batches using soy wax and skin-friendly ingredients, creating a candle that can also be used as a soothing moisturizer after the wax cools. Explore fall favorites, find a thoughtful gift, and support small businesses at this end-of-season gathering.

Explore local artists and shop for unique handmade goods while supporting LGBTQ+ creators. The fair offers an opportunity to get a head start on holiday shopping.

A vintage train on the Lebanon Mason Monroe Railroad travels through the heart of Historic Warren County for a Trick or Treat Train experience filled with Halloween fun. Costumes are welcome, and riders can collect treats during the journey by saying Trick or Treat. The round trip lasts an hour and fifteen minutes, and a character meet and greet follows the ride with Anna, Elsa, Jack and Sally Skellington, and Spider Man and Ghost-Spider. Presented with the Fairy Godmother events, the experience also includes fun fall and Halloween themed tattoos.

Ramp up game day at the Cincinnati Orange Zone Tailgate as Cincinnati faces Tennessee. This pregame event offers all-inclusive food and beverages along with live music and entertainment. Enjoy lively football spirit just a short walk from Paycor Stadium for a full tailgate experience.

Explore Findlay Market on a brunch tour set at Moxy Bakery in Cincinnati. Participants enjoy ten tastings from local small businesses, beginning with a freshly baked pastry in a cozy bakery and continuing with a goetta egg and cheese sandwich named number one by USA Today. Goetta is a German breakfast sausage linked to Cincinnati’s Porkopolis nickname. The experience includes meeting a shop owner while trying an authentic empanada with chimichurri, sampling chicken salad voted best in Cincinnati, and pausing for a photo with Mr. Red as a nod to the city’s baseball heritage. Additional flavors feature Lebanese hummus with homemade pita chips and dates at a family-owned grocery, a Polish dumpling or pierogi from Babushka’s, and a warm Belgian waffle. Along the way, participants get tips on where to find Italian cannoli and fresh pasta, visit a century-old cheese and fudge shop for signature specialties, and finish at a gelato shop that could be the next best in the world. The tour also shares stories from Cincinnati’s past, including the tale of Rookwood Pottery nearby, and guests leave with suggestions for further exploring after the walk. Stops may vary from week to week, but the emphasis on flavor, fun, and foodie discoveries remains consistent.

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

This weekly Pokémon open play offers a relaxed space for casual matches. Bring a deck and practice at your own pace in a family friendly environment where children are welcome. Participants under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. A $5 fee is required for play space access and can be covered through regular purchases or added to a gift card for later use. Please check in at the front on arrival.

Browse unique holiday gifts from local small businesses while watching the Bengals game on a projector. Dogs from the Spoil Em Rotten Foundation will also be available for adoption.

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

Pop-up holiday shopping fills the Morrow Arts Center with four floors of shops and working studios. Browse local businesses and makers to discover distinctive gifts crafted in Warren County, all without the mall crowds. Expect to see studios such as Strange Records, Sweet Joy, Grace & Mae Boutique, Wicksy, Myles Ahead, Bubbles Beauty + Boutique, Jalopy’s, Make It Together Studio, Father & Son: Brick Revival, Jester’s Cards & Games, and Pattern Warehouse, along with others. Support small businesses and bring home handmade finds from The MAC.

The Cincinnati Bengals meet the Tennessee Titans at Paycor Stadium in Cincinnati. The NFL uses flexible scheduling, so game details may be adjusted from what is shown on schedules or tickets. Availability may be limited for certain matchups, so look for updates as plans evolve. Tickets include a public onsale and an exclusive offer, along with other promotions.

A day of heritage inspired expression invites families and friends to explore intergenerational storytelling, spoken word, poetry, folk music, personal reflection, and both visual and traditional folk arts. Stories rooted in natural and cultural home places weave connections that spark curiosity, empathy, and creativity. The program blends emerging voices with acclaimed artists, featuring regional authors Shelly Chatterelli, author of Knowin' Sugar, and Bonnie Proudfoot, author of Incomer. Performers and presenters include Pauletta Hansel, Dick Hague, Sherry Cook Stanforth, Zinnia (Zeda Stew) Stewart, and Silvia McClamrock, with live art by Froggie Leman of Magik Awakening and folk music from Whistle Stop and Tangled Roots. Members of the UACC Place Keepers artist collective also participate. A creative writing workshop titled “Home on Earth” Poetry and Flash Memoir, led by Bonnie Proudfoot and Sherry Cook Stanforth, is followed by a reception with tastings of heritage foods, live arts, cultural and book tables, and relaxed conversation. The day culminates in an expressive arts showcase highlighting new and established talent. Registration details include a $25 fee for the creative writing workshop. Showcase admission offers low cost adult tickets and free entry for anyone 18 and under, with advance adult tickets available for $5 and door admission at $7. Hosted by Carnegie Artist in Residence Sherry Cook Stanforth, with support from the Urban Appalachian Community Coalition in partnership with Originary Arts Initiative and the Carnegie Center of Columbia Tusculum. The gathering offers opportunities to connect with Urban Appalachian community artists and cultural leaders.

Experience a drop-in guided tour of the exhibition Edie McKee Harper: Modernist at Play. This free offering requires no registration, and admission to the exhibitions and the museum’s collection galleries is included. For questions, email education@taftmuseum.org.

Settle into a calming practice that pairs the slow, meditative qualities of Yin Yoga with the gentle support of Reiki energy work. Guided by Laura Johnson, this session centers on longer, floor based poses that focus on the hips, pelvis, and lower back, encouraging circulation and mobility in the connective tissues such as tendons, ligaments, and fascia. Restorative shapes are woven in to provide complete support and deep rest. During these still, mindful holds, Reiki may be offered through quiet presence or light touch to ease tension, reduce stress, and support overall balance. Many participants step away feeling grounded, open, and refreshed. Available in studio at World Peace Yoga Cincinnati or online.

Explore Cincinnati’s top 10 sites and five foods on a morning tour of the city.

This fundraising event showcases jewelry from around the world. Explore a diverse range of pieces that reflect global craftsmanship and style, presented in support of a fundraising effort.

Little ones ages 5 and under can enjoy active, drop-in open play with nets and fun equipment set up on a court. The session is not staffed, so parents bring their children and stay with them. The cost is $5 per child, payable at Guest Services.

Premier Health and Atrium Medical Center offer breast screening on wheels through their mobile mammography coach. The experience includes the same high quality technology and comfort available at the breast center, and every exam is interpreted by board certified radiologists from Atrium Medical Center. Women 40 and older can schedule a screening mammogram without a physician order, and anyone who is 12 months or more past their last mammogram can use this opportunity to get up to date. Appointments are required, call 855-887-7364 to schedule.

Chipmunks spend the fall hustling to collect nuts and tuck them underground for winter meals. During this Toddler Trek, young children and their caregivers will imagine life as a chipmunk, scurry and stash like the real thing, and use playful role play to learn how these small animals make it through the cold season. Created for children ages 2 to 6 with a responsible grown up, this program invites little naturalists to explore and build a sense of wonder about the nature all around them. Please meet at Armco Park, Shelter 23.

This flash tattoo fundraiser supports Jeri’s medical leave and expenses so she can focus on recovery. Choose from Jeri-inspired designs, available on a first come, first served basis, with walk-ins welcome. Every artist will be tattooing the event’s flash selections. Pricing is $100 for linework and $150 to $200 for black and gray or color. The same designs can be booked with each artist outside the event, however the special flash pricing will not apply.

Stop by the studio for a flexible, walk-in painting activity with no reservation needed. Choose from a variety of canvases, wood projects, and more, and enjoy time to paint, relax, and create. Open Thursday through Monday, with some exceptions.

Take part in a weekly Riftbound Nexus Night, with trial decks available to borrow. Entry to the play space costs $5, payable through regular purchases or stored on a gift card for later use. Check in at the front upon arrival.

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

Bring a friend and connect with other knitters in a collaborative setting. Whether you need help with a project or simply want to knit alongside others, this group welcomes you. No registration is required.

Enjoy live trivia featuring Name That Tune, wagers, and general knowledge questions. Teams can have up to six players, and top teams receive prizes. Playing is free.

Enjoy a fun, competitive general knowledge trivia game featuring questions on topics such as music, science, history, and television. Teams can wager points based on how confident they are in their answers. Specials include $2 off tacos and margaritas, with gift cards awarded as prizes. Parking is available in the pub’s dedicated lot and in overflow parking across the street.

Make Monday more lively with trivia night. Test your knowledge, enjoy food and drinks, share some laughs, and compete for bragging rights.

Enjoy a night of general knowledge trivia at Element Eatery. Play with a team of six or fewer, choose dinner from 11 local restaurants, and compete for prizes awarded to the top teams. Trivia is free to play.

The Jordan Pollard Trio explores the original compositions of Harry Connick, Jr., bringing his quirky, swinging style to the stage. Jordan Pollard plays piano, with Peter Gemus on bass and Josiah Wolf on drums. Special guest Josh Kline joins on saxophone.

The Longest Johns perform in an all-ages show, welcoming audiences of all ages. Schedules, supporting acts, and entry requirements may change.

An in-house dart league meets every Monday evening.

The Choice Food Pantry at The Source in Serve City offers food assistance to Butler County neighbors through a choice-model pantry, where visitors can select items that best meet their family’s needs. Friendly volunteers are available to guide visitors through the pantry, and everyone is welcome.

Browse a selection of clothing, shoes, accessories, and more at the Blessing Bag Boutique Thrift Shop. Neighbors can fill a 13-gallon trash bag for $5.

Enjoy a catered lunch and hear a local speaker share insights on topics ranging from government and sports to healthcare and beyond. Each meeting offers a chance to learn more about Centerville.

This networking luncheon brings together professionals in mental health, addiction, and recovery to share challenges, solutions, coping strategies, and resources. The gathering aims to build trust, encourage collaboration, and support a connected continuum of care for people seeking recovery services. Attendees can also share events, career opportunities, and continuing education programs while building relationships with peers. Lunch will be available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Peanut Butter and Jam brings families together at Kenton County Public Library in Covington for a lively percussion program. Children ages two to six explore the percussion family up close, move to music in many styles, and discover what makes these sounds so engaging. The interactive format introduces classical music in a playful way that encourages participation rather than sitting still. It is a welcoming setting for rhythm, learning, and shared musical fun.

Connect with someone new on the ice during a welcoming skating night. Start conversations on your own or use conversation starters, and remember that everyone is there for the same reason.

Bring your miniatures to a relaxed, creative paint night for all experience levels, from first-time painters to seasoned hobbyists. Community paints and tools are available to borrow, and fellow hobbyists can offer guidance with techniques or tricky details. This free gathering is a chance to work on your D&D heroes, Warhammer squads, or miniature backlog.

Enjoy live music with Eyes Up Here alongside delicious pizza and ice-cold beers.

Enjoy an hour of stretching and meditation in a relaxing environment. This is a safe space for everyone.

Turnover brings the Down On Earth Tour to Bogart's for an all-ages show. Everyone is welcome. Schedules and supporting bands may change without notice or refund, and entry requirements may change. Ticket holders are expected to follow the requirements in effect at the time of the event.

Enjoy three rounds of live trivia featuring Name That Tune, Wager, and general knowledge questions. Teams can have up to six players, and top teams receive prizes. Playing is free.

Test your knowledge at trivia night, with prizes for the top team and free play.

Enjoy an evening of progressive Euchre, with teammates changing after each game. The tournament features eight games, with eight hands per game, and requires at least eight players to proceed. The buy-in is $10 per player, plus quarters, with payouts for first, second, and third place.

Aaron Jacobs will be joined by Brad Meyers and Jason Smart for a Tuesday night jazz performance at Muse.

Vocalists and instrumentalists can take the mic or play an instrument at this open mic night. Enjoy beers, snacks, darts, and pool in a lively atmosphere.

The Piano Lesson offers an opportunity to experience live entertainment at Cincinnati Playhouse In The Park's Rouse Theatre.

Everyone is welcome to exercise their creativity at this monthly gathering hosted by Art Equals at CABVI. Bring a project to work on and share a creative space with others, or use the provided supplies and inspiration to get started. Charlotte Reed, a local art therapist, visually impaired artist, and founder of Art Equals, will be available to offer support and help participants get set up with a specially designed activity.

Encourage emerging language skills through books, rhymes, music, and fun. The program is for children from birth through school age.

Goodwill partners with Poelking Lanes South to offer a weekly bowling league for individuals with developmental disabilities. The league takes place at Poelking Lanes South and includes two games and rental shoes for a total cost of $8.

Connect with local professionals, business owners, and community leaders over lunch. This monthly gathering offers a chance to network, build meaningful relationships, discover local businesses, and support the community. RSVP is required, as lunch will be provided by the Chamber.

Take a midweek pause with a free, inclusive wellness session for people of all abilities. Guided by Dr. Yvette Harris, the gentle class focuses on relaxation, mindful movement, and breathwork. It is non-denominational and centered on wellness and community. A limited number of yoga mats are available, so bringing your own is encouraged.

Great Wolf Lodge Mason is hiring for a variety of roles, including cooks, dishwashers, Dunkin’ Donuts team members, snack bar attendants, room attendants, and more. The hiring event includes on-the-spot interviews and an opportunity to meet the team and learn about its culture. Benefits for eligible team members include medical, dental, and vision plans, flexible spending, a 401(k) with matching, paid time off, paid holidays, parental leave, waterpark access, and room discounts.

In Miamisburg, OH, this monthly walk-in nail care event for dogs keeps things simple with no appointment required. Choose a Basic Nail Trim for $12, or go with the Deluxe Nail Trim for $18, which includes filing for smoother edges. It is easy to fit into a busy day, so you can stop in and take care of your pet’s nails during the event.

Gather for a night of Magic: The Gathering Commander, with tables for both casual and competitive play. Games begin throughout the evening, and promotions are offered during the event. A $5 fee applies to enter the play space.

Enjoy live music with Stagger Lee Acoustic alongside stone oven pizzas, hoagies, and cold beer.

Heaven’s Table Food Pantry offers fresh food and pantry essentials to anyone, regardless of neighborhood. Available items may include canned goods, pantry staples, fresh meat, fruits and vegetables, bread products, and shelf-stable milk. All are welcome. ¡Todos son bienvenidos! Tous sont les bienvenus! New clients are asked to provide basic registration information, including their name, ZIP code, and household size, and to declare whether they meet specified income thresholds. Families above those thresholds will not be turned away, and volunteers will explain which items they can take home. Each family receives a reusable yellow bag with a unique number code to bring on future visits. The pantry is a ministry of Christ Church Glendale and Quinn Chapel AME and is an equal opportunity provider.

Settle in for a cozy, hands-on workshop centered on crafting wooden spindle pumpkins that add a warm autumn touch to any space. The fee is $50 per person and includes unfinished wood cutouts, paint, and finishing materials, along with friendly, guided instruction. No prior experience is needed. Each participant completes two pieces that measure approximately 7.5 by 7.5 inches and 7.5 by 10 inches. Space is limited to 12 participants. Advance payment is required to secure a spot, and last minute signups are not accepted because kits are prepared ahead of time.

Feud Night at Dice on Draft in Covington, KY offers a survey-driven game experience paired with great food. Blending the spirit of bar trivia with a head-to-head feud format, teams aim to predict the most popular answers from polls of 100 people. Expect playful prompts such as workplaces that would not suit a certain big green superhero, housecat habits that cause trouble, and morning sounds outside the window that can wake you up. The format includes team-friendly twists, with chances to wager points so you can extend a lead or stage a late comeback. It is free to play, tickets are not required, and the top team earns a gift card. Open to individuals and groups.

Enjoy an acoustic open mic hosted by David Thornton, featuring local talent and music. Bring a guitar, share your vocals or poetry, or simply enjoy the performances. The event is open to everyone.

Enjoy an evening of Bar Bingo with music, prizes, and drinks.

Take an interstellar trip and ride the wave of sound at this event.

Test your knowledge during a lively trivia night with laughs, friendly competition, and prizes for the top teams. Play for free, and bring a team or take part for fun. Drinks are available to enjoy while you play.

Sting brings the fall leg of his acclaimed Sting 3.0 tour to The Andrew J Brady Music Center in Cincinnati for an intimate performance featuring longtime guitarist Dominic Miller and dynamic drummer Chris Maas, known for work with Mumford & Sons and Maggie Rogers. The trio reimagines favorites and uncovers deep cuts from a storied catalog, offering a powerful close-up concert experience inspired by new creative interpretations. Following sold-out shows and praise across multiple continents, this tour also sparked the single I Wrote Your Name (Upon My Heart), mixed by four-time GRAMMY winner Robert Orton, and the live collection STING 3.0 LIVE, available digitally, on CD, and on 180g vinyl. The album includes the first official live release of Be Still My Beating Heart and a live version of Fragile. With 17 GRAMMY Awards, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame honors, and more than 100 million albums sold between his solo work and his years with The Police, Sting continues to expand his reach as a composer, singer-songwriter, actor, author, and activist. He also stars in his musical The Last Ship on a limited international tour and supports organizations including the Rainforest Fund, Amnesty International, and Live Aid. Chance Emerson is also on the bill. Please note that the venue enforces a clear bag policy for all events. For a complete list of rules and prohibited items, refer to the venue’s website.