This weekend in Williamsburg, OH

9Lincoln hosts its third annual car show with $10 vehicle registration and free general admission. The day features food trucks, vendors, awards, raffles, a 50/50, and live music by American Backbone. 9Lincoln is a nonprofit in Harlan Township that supports Harlan Township Fire Department personnel, their families, auxiliary members, and the wider community. Fundraisers organized by the group include the Jeep Meet, Egg My Yard, a cornhole tournament, and this car show. Money raised helps make community programs possible, including the Easter Egg Hunt at Whitacre Park, Trunk or Treat and Candy Cane Christmas at HTFD, annual school supply donations, and adopting families for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Last year, the organization awarded two $500 scholarships, one for LM and one for Goshen. 9Lincoln also assists fire victims in Harlan Township when needed and provides meals during fire runs and trainings, with plans to grow its outreach.

Simmons Farms is planning a small, carefully curated Saturday market at the farm, with the farm serving as the anchor booth and limited space for three to six outside vendors each market day. The aim is to create a local, meaningful experience that feels worth the trip. Vendor interest is centered on farmers and growers, bakers, flower and meat vendors, pantry and specialty food producers, and a select group of farm-friendly handmade makers. The market schedule is still being finalized, whether weekly or twice monthly, while Saturdays at the farm will continue with the store open and seasonal highlights available throughout the season. Interested businesses can contact the organizers to receive the vendor form.

Visitors can explore the Chilo Lock 34 River Museum at Chilo Lock 34 Park, housed in the former operations building of Ohio River Lock and Dam 34. Centered on living and working along the Ohio River, the museum offers hands-on exhibits about steamboats, flood history, and daily life on the water. It is open to the public on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, and admission is free. Groups of 12 or more may request a privately guided tour or interpretive program by emailing cskiff@clermontcountyohio.gov, with availability limited.

This weekly farmers and craft market features local beef, farm-fresh eggs, baked goods, roasted coffee beans, sweet jellies, flowers, and unique handmade crafts. There are additional offerings beyond these highlights.

This adoption event showcases dogs of all ages, from puppies to seniors, who are ready to find their new families. You can review available animals ahead of time and submit an adoption application in advance, or complete one onsite. If adopting is not possible, volunteers are available to discuss other ways to get involved.

Explore a marketplace where the mystical meets the macabre as Sacred Journey Market presents The Dark Market at Holiday Inn & Suites Cincinnati-Eastgate (I-275E). Attendees can seek tarot readings, browse supplies for spellwork, and discover curiosities for those drawn to the occult and the unusual. Spanning two days, this gathering encourages connections among people who appreciate mystery. Hosted by Triple Goddess Gifts, LLC. Admission is $5 per day, and children 12 and under are free.

A food truck event featuring food prepared and served from a mobile kitchen. It offers a relaxed, come-and-go way to get a bite to eat.

Exclusive to Sacred Journey Market, this intimate in-person séance features The Conner Sisters and Pat O’Keefe. Look forward to a mysterious atmosphere, moments of spirit connection, and a strong energetic presence. Seating is limited.

The Black Violets are back to rock Cincinnati Fear Fest 2026.

Explore your witchy side at Painting with a Queen at Sacred Journey Market. Enjoy a glam, spooky vibe that blends painting, a touch of magic, and creative self expression, featuring Tova Uravitch. No experience is necessary. Space is limited, and tickets are available.