Events in Hamilton today

Browse budget-friendly finds at the Blessing Bag Boutique Thrift Shop. Neighbors can select clothing, shoes, accessories, and more, with pricing set at $5 per 13-gallon trash bag.

The Choice Food Pantry at The Source in Serve City offers food assistance in Butler County through a choice-style pantry where visitors select items that fit their household’s needs. Supportive volunteers are available to guide people through the process. Open to all, with an emphasis on serving the community in a dignified, caring way.

Speak Up is a self-advocacy group that meets monthly at the Janet Clemmons Center. Each meeting explores practical ways to stand up for your needs and make a positive impact in your community. For more information, contact Courtney Hineman at crhineman@butlerdd.org or Lynn Goodwin at mgoodwin@butlerdd.org or 513-785-2881.

Michelle Robinson returns to Liberty Inn for a one-night live set. Plan to arrive early, bring chairs for seating, and enjoy a bucket of beers with a pizza while you listen.

Merkel's Tavern hosts an evening of live trivia with three rounds that blend name-that-tune challenges, wagering, and a broad mix of general knowledge questions. Teams can include up to six players. Prizes are awarded to the top performers, and participation is free.

Vocalists and instrumentalists can take the stage at Betties, currently known as The City Tavern, for an open mic night filled with live performances. Enjoy a lively setting with $2 beers and snacks, and keep the fun going between sets with darts and pool.

Settle in at The Source for a no-cost, welcoming wellness session designed for people of all abilities. Led by Dr. Yvette Harris, this gentle class emphasizes relaxation, mindful movement, and breathwork to offer a refreshing reset during the week. The gathering is non-denominational and centered on wellness and community rather than any religious tradition. A small supply of yoga mats is available, and bringing your own is recommended.

Riftbound Nexus Night at Crooked Dog Comics centers on 1v1 matchups with a $5 entry fee. Top players earn store credit, and every participant receives a promo pack. It offers a friendly setting for competitive play and a straightforward path to try new strategies and connect with other players.

Bar bingo combines music, prizes, and drinks for a relaxed night out.

TeamTuneTrivia brings a family-friendly music trivia challenge to Berd's Grill & Bar, testing how quickly you can recognize favorite songs from yesterday and today. Gather your crew to compete for prizes and bragging rights, and plan to arrive early to secure a table.

Enjoy a relaxed, walk-in paint studio experience in Mason with no reservation required. Choose from canvases, wood projects, and other creative options, then settle in to paint and unwind while the studio takes care of the details. Availability may vary.

Thursday evenings in Downtown Hamilton feature a family-friendly gathering with local farmers, crafters, and handmakers. It is a relaxed night that celebrates community and local creativity.

TeamTuneTrivia brings a music challenge to Third Eye Brewing Company Hamilton that puts song knowledge to the test. Enjoy a lively, family friendly game in a Name That Tune style format, featuring popular tracks from past and present. Form a team, compete for prizes and bragging rights, and consider arriving early to secure a table.

Kyla Mainous performs at The Grey at Carmagnola in Hamilton. This ongoing appearance brings live music to the venue on a regular basis.

Local professionals are encouraged to showcase their vehicles at the Lowe’s Pro Car Show at Hamilton Lowe’s. The event includes complimentary lunch for Pro Rewards members, prizes, vendor demonstrations, and a display of cars. Pro Rewards is a free loyalty program open to contractors, business owners, non-profit organizations, and rental property owners. Those who want to enroll in advance can request a link by texting the Pro Team: Janet at 513-663-1517, Elle at 513-663-1491, or Jim at 513-816-2750.

Focused on supporting local causes in West Chester and Liberty Township, the 2026 Lt John Dewitt Golf Outing channels proceeds to community organizations. Past beneficiaries include The Boys and Girls Club of West Chester, Edge Teen Center, and True Strength Ability Awareness. Registration is $500 per team or $125 per player. Sponsorship opportunities are available.

Opening night arrives for Kings Island Haunt 2026 at Kings Island. The listing notes that Fye Coasters is not affiliated with Kings Island or Six Flags.

Ben Dearie brings an upbeat acoustic performance to Adesso Spirits + Espresso, blending original songs with familiar covers. The music pairs with the venue’s mix of spirits and espresso for a lively atmosphere.

Part of the Rhythm & Blues on Bailey concert series, The Turned up Band brings a lively night of R&B to Bailey Square Park. Expect live music, plenty of energy, and a friendly community vibe. Bring a chair, invite family and friends, and look for on-street parking or additional parking at Christ Temple Church.

Challenge your music recognition in a lively trivia night at James Third Base Bar & Grill. Spend two hours racing through quick-fire rounds featuring favorite songs from the past and the present as teams compete for prizes and bragging rights. The event is suitable for all ages. Bring a group and consider arriving early to secure a table.

Sonic Overdrive debuts an acoustic unplugged set at Eagles Lodge 3458. A casual hangout vibe with drinks sets the tone.

Every Friday night, Carol's Speakeasy Lounge features a DJ and karaoke party. A mix of DJ-spun tracks and karaoke performances creates a music-focused night.

Ahn Taekwondo Institute presents a martial arts tournament that welcomes participants of every age, rank, and level of experience, from first-time competitors to seasoned veterans. The event fosters a supportive, family-friendly setting where athletes can test their skills and enjoy a positive day of competition. The schedule features traditional and creative forms, weapons forms, creative breaking, power breaking, speed breaking, and para divisions. Emphasis is placed on smooth organization and efficiency while showcasing the dedication, skill, and spirit of martial artists from many backgrounds. Rather than centering only on elite athletes, this gathering offers meaningful opportunities for everyone to participate and succeed, with a commitment to keeping the experience accessible, affordable, and enjoyable for both competitors and spectators.

Stay active with the WeTHRIVE Forest Park Summer Fitness Series at the Central Park Fitness Court. These free community workouts welcome all and feature alternating instruction from Cynsational Fitness and Coach Pinkie. Participants should bring water and wear comfortable clothing.

Curious about fossils, minerals, and the art they inspire? The third annual Gemstone Jamboree offers a free, family-friendly celebration featuring live music from six local musicians, a talented lineup of artists and vendors, and plenty of hands-on fun for kids with a fossil dig, rock painting, a UV reactive mineral display, and a scavenger hunt. Attendees can look forward to exclusive discounts, hourly mineral giveaways, and complimentary mineral identification provided by in-house gemologist Alex. This year is bigger and better than ever.

A longtime tradition at Pyramid Hill brings families and art lovers together to welcome fall on the park’s beautiful grounds. Regional artists will be spread across the Pavilion Meadows with one of a kind pieces, and the sounds of local musicians will fill the air. Young visitors can head to the Family Fun Zone for crafts and bounce houses. Food trucks will offer a range of food and beverage options. The Gallery Museum and Pyramid House collections will be open during select hours. A performance by the Butler Philharmonic Orchestra is part of the festivities. Additional details will be announced.

Sai Utsav invites the community to experience a day from 1900 inspired by Baba’s era. Families and friends can share a devotional atmosphere with live music, street food, traditional sweets, lassi, and kulfi for a memorable afternoon together. The setting reflects the simplicity of Shirdi with Dwarakamai and Baba offering Udi, the Sai Museum, Shyamkarna, village vendors, and traditional activities, creating an immersive window into that time. Traditional Shirdi-era attire is welcome to help attendees blend into the nostalgic scene.

A performance by Signs of Life: The American Pink Floyd is presented by Wilks Insurance Agency. General admission is free and open to all ages, with a VIP upgrade available. On-site offerings include food trucks and beverages such as water, beer, and seltzer. The specific food truck lineup will be announced.

The 7th Annual James Miller Memorial Car Show welcomes everyone to Heritage Oak Park for a community gathering that celebrates cars while honoring James Miller and supporting veterans. Attendees can look forward to door prizes, food trucks, and a refreshed awards lineup with new trophies recognizing Favorite 35 along with specialty categories. The first 50 participants will receive goodie bags and dash magnets. There is a $10.00 fee. The event also features Warren County Veteran Services, and all proceeds benefit veterans through the nonprofit Combat Outpost Robinson.

Josh Lawson hosts a monthly Sunday Funday Open Mic at The Fairfield Pub. Performers can play their own music or join a collaborative jam session.