Events in Williamsburg, OH

A day on the greens at Hickory Woods Golf Course is dedicated to honoring fallen and active fire service heroes, celebrating their legacy, and supporting their families through the work of the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation. Revived from a cherished tradition and refreshed at a new venue with renewed purpose, this Tri-State NFFF Legacy Golf Outing returns to address a need for more ways to back the local fire service community. The event is presented by 1-800-BOARDUP of Greater Cincinnati & Dayton, with Teasdale Fenton Cleaning & Property Restoration serving as host. All proceeds support the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation to honor those who have died in the line of duty and assist their loved ones. Further details will be announced.

Strengthen professional relationships at a monthly Morning Mixer that brings together the Clermont Chamber of Commerce, the Anderson Area Chamber of Commerce, the Little Miami River Chamber Alliance, and the Milford Miami Township Chamber of Commerce. The focus is on building connections across Clermont County’s business community and with people who want to do business with chamber members. Participants can meet fellow business owners and entrepreneurs, connect with potential clients, expand their network right away, raise their company profile, and exchange referrals with other members. Employees are welcome as part of the chamber community. The mixer is free and limited to members.

Tri-State Running Company partners with Little Miami Brewing Co. for a free community pub run in the Pub Run Series that welcomes every pace and ability. Typical route options of about 3 or 5 miles follow a traffic-free bike trail, and participants can choose the distance that fits their training. Check in with the Tri-State Running Company crew before the run to log attendance and mileage for the TSRC Rewards Program, with milestones that include a logo pint glass at 5 runs, premium running socks at 10, a TSRC logo T-shirt at 15, a custom stoneware mug at 20, a Little Miami Brewing Co. growler at 85 miles, and a $40 Tri-State Running Company gift card at 200 annual miles. Afterward, the social continues with fresh local craft beer and conversation on the patio. Look out for special theme nights, shoe demo runs with brand partners, and raffle giveaways during the season. Reflective gear or lights are encouraged when daylight is limited. Strollers and friendly leashed dogs are welcome.

This is a food truck event featuring RYOTO Hibachi Grill.

Riverbend Music Center hosts a stop on The Endless Summer Part II, a North American co-headlining tour from Logic and G-Eazy with special guest Juicy J. It is their first joint headlining run since a sold-out tour in 2016. General parking is included with tickets, and the show features a General Admission pit that is standing room only. The venue enforces a clear bag policy for all events; visit the venue website for complete rules and a list of prohibited items. G-Eazy arrives following the 2025 release of Helium and a North American tour supporting the album. Logic continues a prolific stretch that includes the Tribeca debut of his feature film Paradise Records, the acclaimed album Ultra 85, and new music in 2026. A two-time Grammy nominee, number one New York Times bestselling author, Emmy nominee, and filmmaker, he is known for rapid delivery, reflective themes, and hits spanning Under Pressure, The Incredible True Story, and the chart-topping Everybody featuring the Grammy-nominated 1-800-273-8255. G-Eazy is a multi-platinum rapper and producer recognized for sleek rhymes and polished production, with major TV appearances and honors that include a People’s Choice Award for Favorite Hip-Hop Artist, Forbes 30 Under 30, and cover features in outlets such as GQ Italia, Rollacoaster, Numero NL, XXL, and Flaunt.

Logic and G-Eazy reunite for The Endless Summer Tour Part II, a North American run that brings them back on a shared headlining bill for the first time since their sold-out 2016 tour. The trek spans 23 cities and includes a stop at Riverbend Music Center in Cincinnati, featuring special guest Juicy J.

Celebrate all things Bigfoot at a playful gathering. Come dressed as a sasquatch for a chance to win a prize, and take part in tie-dye for $15. Additional activities will be announced closer to the event, and the Campground Office will have the most up-to-date details.

The Milford Art Affaire celebrates local artists and makers, showcasing the creative spirit that defines the community. Cullen Electric is recognized as the Presenting Sponsor, and its dedication to quality, the community, and the arts helps power the event and keep a favorite Milford tradition vibrant.

This event features a food truck serving food. It offers a simple, casual way to grab a bite without the fuss.

Treaty Oak Revival brings the West Texas Degenerate Tour to Riverbend Music Center in Cincinnati with support from William Clark Green and Ben Quad. Coming off a Stagecoach appearance highlighted by Billboard among the weekend’s top ten, the five-piece continues its rise on the strength of West Texas Degenerate, which earned their first No. 1 placements on Billboard’s Top Rock Albums and Americana/Folk Albums and has surpassed half a billion streams. The band’s momentum also includes a nomination for Best Country Duo or Group at the 52nd American Music Awards, billions of global streams, two self-released RIAA gold albums, five platinum singles, a Grand Ole Opry debut, performances at major festivals including Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza, Vans Warped Tour, and Stagecoach, and a sold-out North American run in five to ten thousand capacity venues. This event features an all-standing general admission pit. Standard parking is included with tickets. A clear bag policy is in effect, and guests should consult the venue website for complete rules and a list of prohibited items.

Explore the world of birds of prey at RAPTOR Inc during an Open House. Experienced educators welcome visitors, guide tours, present programs featuring ambassador birds, share artifacts that help explain raptor biology, and answer questions. Multiple learning stations offer a close look at native raptors and highlight the organization’s efforts to protect them. Admission is free, and donations are appreciated. An Accessibility Hour is available at select Open Houses at no cost, with preregistration required and closing 24 hours before the event. To reserve a spot, call 513-825-3325 or email director@raptorinc.org and put Accessibility Hour in the subject line.

This gathering marks the season's final day, centered on meals served from food trucks.

Demolition Derby Night 1 at the Brown County Fair features competition across multiple classes, including Powerwheels, Street Stock Full-Size, Pro Stock Compact, Street Stock Compact, and MWFA. A parade takes place beforehand, which may create traffic, so participants planning to use the pits are advised to arrive prior to the parade. Payouts are based on a five entry minimum per class, and may be updated at the event if turnout is below that minimum.

Demolition Derby Night 2 at the Brown County Fair brings another round of derby competition to Georgetown, Ohio. Competitors face off in Powerwheels, Street Stock Full-Size, Stock Mini-Van, Truck and SUV, Street Stock Compact, and Windshield classes. Payouts are structured around a five-entry minimum for each class, and amounts may be adjusted at the event if turnout in a class is below that threshold.

The Milford Schools Foundation presents its annual Night of the Stars Gala, recognizing the 2026 Alumni Honorees along with an Educator and a Staff Honoree. Hosted at the Little Miami Event Center, the celebration honors individuals who have achieved professional excellence and given back to their communities. Individual spotlights for each honoree will be shared in the future.

Giving with Grace offers an uplifting evening in the gardens at the Greenacres Arts Center, featuring food, music, opportunities to connect, and an auction. Designed to bring the community together while supporting the Exploring with Grace Fund, the event channels each ticket toward removing barriers that keep children from experiences in nature, the arts, and agriculture. Funds help cover transportation, meals, supplies, and after school programming so more young people can take part in what Greenacres has to offer. It is a laid-back celebration with a clear purpose, pairing a cheerful night out with meaningful support.

A live tribute celebrating the music of Taylor Swift is set for Little State Fair. Updates about the show will be provided as more information is released.

The Falcon, Comet, Ranchero, and Econoline Mini Meet takes place inside the Pumpkin Run Nationals at Clermont County Fair Grounds as the larger show marks its 50th anniversary. Featured vehicles include all Falcons, Comets from 1960 to 1965, Rancheros from 1960 to 1966, and Econolines from 1961 to 1967. Registration for the main show is required.

The 50th Annual Pumpkin Run Nationals Car Show and Swap Meet brings a wide showcase of classic automobiles to the Clermont County Fairgrounds in Owensville, Ohio. Organized by the Fastiques Rod and Custom Car Club of Southern Ohio, the event features an average of 2,500 vehicles from 1974 and earlier with more than 200 awards presented. All proceeds benefit charities such as Shriner’s Hospital for Children, the Earth Angel Foundation, St. Rita’s School for the Deaf, Honor Flight Tristate, and others. Toys for Tots will have collection points on the grounds. Vehicle entry is $40, spectator admission is $10 per day, and children 12 and under are free.

Mio's Anderson Pizzeria and Tavern hosts an evening where attendees can enjoy food and drinks accompanied by a live performance from JGD.

That One Party Band makes its debut at David's Kitchen & Bar with an upbeat night of live music in a relaxed setting with great food. The setlist blends crowd favorites, nostalgic throwbacks, and big sing-along tunes to keep the room lively from start to finish. Whether stopping in for dinner, drinks, or the music, this first appearance at David's sets the tone for a fun evening.

Celebrate a decade of ROAR at the Annual Fall Festival, where every ticket, treat, and game supports safe shelter, veterinary care, and a path to a calmer future for animals who have been abandoned or mistreated. Tickets function as donations that fuel rescue, rehabilitation, and adoption efforts, while also sustaining spay and neuter initiatives, volunteer support, everyday care, and education programs in the community. This anniversary gathering highlights community minded, plant based vendors alongside local thrift partners, creative makers, and family friendly activities. Spend time with the animals, meet new people, discover something new, and enjoy a laid back day together. The vendor lineup and event schedule will be announced. Tickets are $15 online and $20 at the door. Donations are tax deductible and nonrefundable. Open to all ages. For everyone’s safety, pets are not allowed. Weapons, vaping, tobacco, and drugs are prohibited.

RSC performs live during Bike Night at the Milford Quaker Steak & Lube.

Boots, Bourbon & BBQ, hosted by the Goshen Education Foundation, returns for its second year at Stone Pillars Farm. The evening brings country music, time with fellow attendees, barbecue, and bourbon, all in support of education in the community.

This monthly gathering on the second Tuesday welcomes anyone who identifies as a woman to a supportive circle of song that honors women’s mysteries and the living rhythms of moon and earth. Voices range from gentle to powerful, with a shared intention of lifting one another up. Whether you feel confident about singing or are just beginning, every background is embraced. As noted by Scarlett Anager, singing together can encourage the release of oxytocin and increase serotonin and endorphins, which can deepen connection, elevate mood, and ease stress. It is a warm space to experience community through song.

An evening on the back patio at Flip Daddy's in Corydon blends live music, lighthearted jokes, and a bourbon-tinged vibe.

Cin City Strays perform at Old Milford Porch Fest, with Mojo Rizin performing afterward.

Enjoy campground trick-or-treating and take in the Halloween decorations put up by campers. Plan to arrive before traffic into the campground is restricted so you have time to park and be in place when the fun begins. There is a $3 fee per car, and staff will direct vehicles to permitted parking areas. Lines to enter can be quite long, so allow extra time.

Woodnote is back at Mio's Anderson Pizzeria and Tavern with a performance featuring songs by the Beatles, Byrds, Dylan, The Band, CSNY, Neil Young Eagles, Linda Ronstadt, Joni Mitchell, Carole King, Krauss, and more.

Bud Troxell performs an acoustic set blending folk, bluegrass, and blues.

Historic downtown Milford hosts the Eastside Chocolate Walk, a relaxed, ticketed stroll through local businesses where participants collect a chocolate treat at each participating stop. This edition is larger, with 220 shareable tickets available and many shops involved. The route offers opportunities to browse stores and enjoy nearby restaurants while keeping the chocolate coming.

A public trick-or-treat takes place at East Fork State Park with an entry fee of $3 per vehicle. Candy will be handed out during the event, and all vehicle traffic will be stopped for a designated period.

Ohio musician Ethan Timm brings an old-soul take on rock and roll to Harmony Hill Vineyards, drawing on the classic artists who penned unforgettable songs. His shows blend upbeat energy with heartfelt delivery, featuring warm, soulful vocals and nimble guitar work with a bluesy edge. The set weaves familiar favorites from earlier eras with originals in the same spirit, along with a few lesser-known covers. No two performances are alike, so audiences can look forward to a unique experience each time.

This annual Halloween party features a costume contest and a festive atmosphere. Costumes are encouraged for a spirited celebration of the holiday.

That One Party Band returns to Harmony Hill Vineyard for a Halloween party filled with live music, wine from the vineyard, and a lively, festive vibe. Costumes are encouraged. The set blends fan favorites, nostalgic throwbacks, and big sing alongs to keep the celebration in full swing. Expect scenic views and drinks at the vineyard for a fun fall night.

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 Clermont County Dog Training Club, this game day features playful, inventive search challenges that strengthen teamwork and sharpen problem solving skills. Registration is available.

Empire Fight Series presents EFS 6, a live MMA showcase at the Mt. Orab Sports Complex in Mt. Orab, Ohio. The main card will be announced. The National Anthem will be performed by Josh Knechtly, associated with Rootbound, Muddy & Odd, and there will be a live intermission performance. This all-ages event offers general admission and VIP ticket options.

2Tricky returns to Anderson Tap House for an evening of live music. The duo of Tricia Mullin and Rick Hayes blends iconic rock anthems with deep cuts, combining Tricia’s powerful vocals with Rick’s electric and acoustic guitar and occasional mandolin. Supported by polished backing tracks, they deliver the feel of a full band in a duo format. Food and drinks from Anderson Tap House accompany the music. There is no cover charge.

Slow Train rolls into Belterra Park Cincinnati with a live set of yacht rock favorites, classic hits, and singalong anthems from the 70s and 80s. Expect smooth harmonies, upbeat grooves, and a feel-good soundtrack that keeps smiles wide, feet moving, and voices joining in. The atmosphere leans welcoming and lively, filled with throwback tunes that spark nostalgia and good vibes. Whether the plan is to dance, unwind, or revisit songs tied to favorite memories, this night centers on fun with friends as Slow Train brings the good times.

This event brings together a shoebox packing effort and a Thanksgiving-style dinner focused on giving back during the holiday season. Participants will pack shoeboxes with toys and basic supplies for children in need across the globe, sharing the message of Jesus’ love. The meal emphasizes gratitude and generosity. Attendees with last names A through L are asked to bring a dessert, and those with last names M through Z to bring a side dish. Five volunteers are needed to prepare turkeys; those able to help are asked to contact Angie McKibben at 513-479-1460 or via email.

Small Town Southern returns to Broadway Bar & Grill by popular demand with its signature outlaw country style. The band is ready for a lively set that aims to light up the room and make it a night to remember. Food will be available from the bar and grill.

A live performance by Just 2 Howlers will take place at Little Miami Brewing.

Ma Crow & Co performs at Plain Folk Cafe.

ATP Unplugged plays a live jam at Talon Tavern on the east side.

An energetic show at Little Miami Brewing Co. Event Center brings the music and atmosphere of Black Sabbath and OZZY Osbourne to life through a full-scale recreation.

Jimmy Dooley performs live in concert at First Baptist Church of New Richmond, OH. Attendees will hear a music-filled program in a church setting.

As the only pinball convention in the Greater Cincinnati area, this gathering features more than 120 machines set to free play. Attendees can choose a single-price admission for a day pass or the entire weekend and enjoy a wide range of games. It is family friendly and welcoming to players of all ages.

Italian favorites meet craft beer and spirits at Mio's Anderson Pizzeria and Tavern, featuring JGD.

A festive morning with Santa includes breakfast, holiday crafts, and time for photos with the man in red. Papa Bears Food Truck provides the food. Admission is $5 for children ages 2 and up. Visitors can also tour the Academy to see the activities happening there, creating a family-friendly start to the holiday season.