Events in Cincinnati
Neighborhood Ride
This casual neighborhood bike ride covers 5 to 10 miles and welcomes riders of all experience levels. It offers a friendly way to meet neighbors, discover streets that are often overlooked, and wrap up with a post-ride beverage at the shop.
Monday Mahjong Madness - Cincinnati
Corryville Recreation Center hosts a community mahjong night where play is free with an annual Cincinnati Recreation Center pass. All ages and experience levels are welcome, and registration is encouraged to help demonstrate interest so the city can dedicate more resources. If turnout grows, a separate competitive session may be added. There will be tiles, racks, and a mat on hand, and the center has large print 2025 hand cards available if needed. Participants are encouraged to bring their own tiles for the first game.
Corryville Recreation CenterIntro to Pole Dance Class - Beginner-Friendly
Designed for absolute beginners, this introductory pole dance class builds confidence with core techniques and safe practice habits. Expect a thorough warmup to prepare the body, followed by clear instruction in essential skills such as spins, grips, and transitions. The session moves at an easy pace with ample time to practice, ask questions, and connect with others who are just getting started. No previous dance or fitness background is needed. Participants are encouraged to bring water and comfortable workout wear, along with an open mindset and willingness to try something new. Completing this class serves as a prerequisite for anyone new to pole before progressing into other beginner-level options, providing a strong foundation and a sense of accomplishment.
Oh Foxy Pole Dance StudioElement Eatery Trivia night!
This live trivia night in the Oakley and Madisonville area features three rounds, including a name-that-tune challenge, a wagering segment, and a wide range of general knowledge questions. Teams of up to six compete for prizes awarded to the highest scorers, and there is no cost to participate.
Element EateryEstrada do Sol
Estrada do Sol explores Brazil’s vibrant 1970s soundscape, focusing on Música Popular Brasileira shaped by Tropicália, Bossa Nova, and Samba, with grooves drawn from soul and funk and touches of psychedelic rock and international pop. The program features music associated with Milton Nascimento, Ivan Lins, Caetano Veloso, and others who created under the pressures of military rule and censorship. The ensemble includes Brian Cashwell on piano, Andrea Cefalo on vocals, Carlos Vargas Ortiz on guitar, Teddy Mechley on bass, and Kiko Sebrian on drums. Presented by Jazz at the MEMO at Memorial Hall OTR.
Memorial Hall OTRYoga Posture Basics 101 IN STUDIO + ONLINE
Build a strong foundation for your yoga practice with a beginner-friendly course offered in person or live online. Designed for newcomers and anyone who wants to deepen their understanding of essential poses, this six-week series is guided by Christy Read and takes place in a supportive group setting. Each session highlights a different category of postures with careful attention to alignment, thoughtful use of props, and linking breath with movement. Explore fundamental asanas such as Mountain, Downward-Facing Dog, Child’s Pose, and Warrior II while focusing on what feels right for your body. Receive clear guidance on entering, holding, and exiting each pose to encourage safety and a sustainable practice. Learn modifications and how to work with blankets, blocks, and straps to improve comfort and alignment. Breathing techniques are introduced to help synchronize movement and breath, calm the mind, improve focus, and deepen stretches. The course also nurtures a mind, body, and heart connection, touching on yoga principles that can be integrated into everyday life. It is suitable for those new to practicing on the mat who can move from seated on the floor to standing, as well as anyone returning after a break or seeking to refine the basics. Topics covered include introductory principles, standing work, forward bends and twists, hip openers, backbends, arm strengthening and simple inversions, sun salutations, the relationship between postures and compassion, and a concluding session that ties everything together. Unlimited access to the online course materials is included with a single purchase, with updates provided over time. Pricing options are $54 for the online course only or $81 for the online course combined with the live six-week series.
World Peace Yoga CincinnatiRooftop Sunset Yoga
Rooftop Sunset Yoga offers a serene practice that pairs mindful movement with meditation. As the sun dips toward the horizon, take in the changing light and cultivate a deeper connection to the natural world.
Clifton Cultural Arts CenterTrivia Mondays Every 2nd and 4th Monday at Chameleon Pizza 8:00PM-10:00PM
A trivia night at Chameleon Pizza in Northside features prizes of $30, $20, and $10. On-street parking is available. For announcements and any changes, check the Last Call Trivia finder before heading out.
ON VIEW | Beyond the Picturesque
The Taft Museum of Art highlights Ayana Ross as the 40th Duncanson Artist-in-Residence with a focused showing of seven figural paintings. Ross builds narrative portraits that carry emotional weight, drawing from lived experience to portray the resilience and layered dimensions of Black life. Everyday scenes become meaningful stories, touching on connections across generations, responses to current events, and the cultural dialogues that shape communities. Decorative details root the work in remembrance and continuity, while picturesque landscapes appear as a visual motif that nods to American ideals. The paintings place their subjects at the center of the scene and encourage contemplation about what has been passed down and what is still being made in the present.
Taft Museum of ArtZoo Blooms
Each spring, the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden turns its gardens and pathways into a vivid showcase of blossoms during Zoo Blooms, during which it is known as the Cincinnati Botanical Garden & Zoo. As one of only two accredited botanical gardens in Ohio, it presents one of the world's largest tulip displays, a seasonal highlight known as Tulip Mania. Bright swaths of yellow and white daffodils appear across the park, with early red and yellow tulips opening first before the main wave of blooms. More than 100,000 tulips span nearly every color, and over a million spring bulbs such as daffodils and hyacinths, together with thousands of flowering trees and shrubs, add even more color throughout the grounds. This abundance of blooms offers just a sampling of the variety and beauty found across the zoo.
Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical GardenArt for Renewal: Art Therapy for Relaxation & Resilience
This supportive art therapy group offers adults a creative way to express emotions, relax, and build resilience. Guided art-making invites participants to work with a range of materials and techniques that encourage personal reflection, stress relief, and a sense of inner steadiness. No prior art experience is needed, only an openness to the process. Each session provides a welcoming, judgment-free space to connect with others, translate feelings into visual form, and strengthen coping skills through creative exploration. Sessions are held at the UC Gardner Neuroscience Institute in Multipurpose Room 1109, with free parking available in the attached garage. There is no cost to attend thanks to support from the Strike Out MS Fund and supply donations from the Weaver Family. Registration is required.
NHL STREET Youth Hockey Spring League - Co-Ed Grades 1-6
Kids in grades 1 through 6 can take part in a co-ed NHL STREET youth hockey spring league that introduces the game in a fast, fun format. Street hockey encourages teamwork, quick decision making, and resilience while keeping players active and helping them make new friends. Beginners are welcome, and experienced players will find plenty to enjoy as well. Space is limited, so early registration ahead of the registration deadline is recommended.
$50 Steak Night for Two at Frankie's Sips & Savories
Share a $50 NY strip for two featuring prime strip loin finished with sumac butter, served with crisp frites and a changing lineup of seasonal sides. Start with mezze plates and pair the meal with a glass of wine or a signature cocktail. It is an easy way to enjoy great food and good company.
HCCUSA Networking Meeting - April 2026
Connect with professionals from across the region in a relaxed, welcoming setting designed to spark meaningful conversations and new opportunities. The focus is open networking, with time to introduce your organization, highlight your business or services, and trade insights about what works in your field. Attendees can also learn about upcoming programs and other opportunities. Complimentary Latino cuisine will be served by a featured restaurant. Pre-registration is required.
UBBC Tuesday Night Bike Rides
Community bike rides are back with a meet-up at the Washington Park gazebo followed by a group roll out. After the ride, participants can gather at Mellotonebeer for social drinks. If you need a bike, a Red Bike Station is available.
Washington ParkBereavement Ministry Meeting
This in-person gathering in the Multipurpose Room offers a compassionate setting for individuals and families mourning the loss of a loved one. The Bereavement Ministry fosters understanding and support so attendees can navigate grief together in a caring community.
Kentucky Derby Festival Texas Hold'em Tournament
A Texas Hold'em tournament takes place aboard the Belle of Cincinnati, docked at Kroger’s Fest-a-Ville on the Waterfront. Entry includes 10,000 in chips and a commemorative pin, with optional add-ons available for more chips. A river cruise is planned, subject to river and weather conditions, and guests may attend for a $15 fee if the cruise occurs. The top prize is $2,500, and payouts go to 10 percent of the field. Awards are based on a field of 325 players and will be prorated according to actual participation. License ORG0001638. Supporting sponsor: Louisville Poker Tour.
Belle of Cincinnati4th Tuesday Blues
April’s 4th Tuesday Blues moves to the Hoffner Ballroom. The event starts with a blues dance lesson led by guest instructor Malory Beritsky from Louisville, followed by social dancing with music from DJs Malory Beritsky and Daniel Verdon. Admission is $10 and can be paid with cash, Venmo, or PayPal.
Hoffner Lodge/NorthsideTrivia Tuesdays at Che OTR 7:00PM to 9:00PM
Che OTR hosts a no-cost trivia night filled with questions, laughs, and friendly competition. Teams pick a name and put their knowledge to the test across lively rounds. Prizes reward the top finishers: first place receives a $30 bar tab or the choice of an empanada, second place earns a $20 bar tab, and third place gets a $10 bar tab. Bar tabs are redeemable after trivia. Specials include $13 taco trios and $10 margaritas, along with deals like $6 draft beers, $5 off wine pours, and $10 appetizers. Arriving a little early makes it easier to find a table and enjoy an evening of brainpower and bragging rights with friends.
Trivia night at Jefferson Social
Jefferson Social presents a trivia night at The Banks featuring Taco's Trivia.
Jefferson SocialTuesday Trivia at R.P. McMurphys
Put your knowledge to the test in three live rounds of trivia.
R P McMurphy's Irish PubTuesday Trivia at The Vault Mt Lookout
Put your knowledge to the test during an interactive trivia evening that spans a wide range of subjects. Team up with friends to vie for top honors and a chance at prizes. Expect a welcoming setting where you can pick up new facts, stretch your mind, and spend time socializing with fellow quiz lovers.
The Vault Mt LookoutArt Together: Art Making for Families with Children Ages 3–5
Families with young children can explore creativity together in a guided, hands-on studio time at the Cincinnati Art Museum. Crafted for early creators ages 3 to 5, the experience begins with a gallery visit led by a museum educator to learn about a particular artist or artwork. Then children move into themed projects with a variety of materials that nurture fine motor skills and spark imagination. Tickets are required. For accessibility accommodations, please contact access@cincyart.org in advance.
Cincinnati Art MuseumStrauss Troy Market
An outdoor lunchtime series returns to Fountain Square with live music and a changing lineup of local food trucks. Look for a different mix of trucks each day to keep things fresh. Sponsored by Strauss Troy and Fifth Third Bank, with production by 3CDC.
Fountain SquareNorthside Farmers Market
The summer edition of the Northside Farmers Market takes place at Jacob Hoffner Park.
Jacob Hoffner ParkMa Crow & Co
Ma Crow & Co performs at Fountain Square as part of the Southern Sessions series.
Fountain SquareWorkout on the Green
Free workout classes in Washington Park are open to everyone, regardless of experience level, and there are no contracts. Please bring a towel, a mat, water, and any other essentials, since the park does not supply equipment. The programming includes STEP Down Cincinnati with Be All in Movement, a high-energy Xtreme Hip Hop Step workout that mixes music, rhythm, and cardio, led by Joseph “MoJo” Allen of The BE ALL IN Movement. Drop-ins are welcome. Step boards are available to the first 25 participants, and attendees may also bring their own. Yoga with the YMCA is also offered, supporting physical and mental well-being through movement, sustained postures, proper breathing, and meditation. Produced by 3CDC.
Washington ParkCONNECT THE DOTS
Connect The Dots is a thoughtfully curated mixer for entrepreneurs, business owners, and corporate professionals in a relaxed, upscale downtown atmosphere. The experience centers on purposeful networking, with space for meaningful conversations, one on one connections, and targeted introductions, rather than packed rooms or awkward small talk. Expect thoughtfully arranged, natural meetups, select wines and cocktails with light bites, and a polished setting accompanied by music from Master Fresh. Whether the aim is to build partnerships, grow a professional circle, or discover new opportunities, this gathering creates room for connections that can develop into genuine collaboration.
It’s Something To Wine AboutArt at the Park: Clay Edition
Enjoy a hands-on clay session at the Sherwin-Williams Porch in collaboration with Queen City Clay. This installment focuses on crafting pinched animal themed rattles. After the class, pieces are taken to Queen City Clay for firing and glazing and later returned to the Porch for pickup. The fee is $45 per participant for each class. A minimum of six registrations is required and capacity is capped at twenty, with walk-ins welcomed if space remains. Refunds are not available starting one week before the class. Sponsored by Sherwin-Williams and the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra.
Washington ParkCheers to Hope: Pan Ohio Streetside Social
A casual gathering at Streetside Brewery supports the Pan Ohio Hope Ride, with fifteen percent of all sales directed to the 2026 ride. Expect Pan Ohio giveaways, including a chance to receive a complimentary rider registration, along with raffles that raise additional funds for the American Cancer Society and its Hope Lodge in Cleveland. Cyclists, volunteers, and staff will be on hand to connect and share details about the fully supported four day charity ride that spans Ohio from Cleveland to Lunken Airport in Cincinnati. Food and beverages, including soft drinks, will be available for purchase. Attendees are encouraged to drink responsibly and to avoid driving or cycling under the influence.
Streetside BreweryNEST Annual Celebration & 20th Anniversary
This annual celebration marks the 20th anniversary of NEST's work in Northside and shares what is on the horizon. There is no cost to attend and it welcomes the community, with tickets reserved through Eventbrite. Attendees can enjoy light refreshments provided by Northside businesses, a cash bar, and a raffle with fun prizes.
The Factory EventsTeamTuneTrivia
Put your music knowledge to the test with a lively, family-friendly trivia night at Tikka Xpress in Northside. The game features songs from past and present, challenging you to identify tunes as you compete. Bring friends to play as a team for prizes and bragging rights, and try to arrive early to secure a table.
Tikka Xpress NorthsideMusic Bingo at Hard Rock Cafe
Music Bingo is held at Hard Rock Cafe. There is no cost to participate, and attendees must be 21 or older.
David Bixler
Caffè Vivace presents a performance by Trio Incognito, uniting saxophonist David Bixler with bassist Dan Loomis and drummer Fabio Rojas. The ensemble emphasizes depth, purpose, and clarity of expression, shaping music that feels spacious and emotionally resonant as composed ideas, improvisation, and close listening converge. Bixler’s melodic, reflective voice has been refined over decades on the international jazz scene, from early stints with the big bands of Lionel Hampton and Toshiko Akiyoshi to a Birdland residency with the Chico O’Farrell Afro-Cuban Big Band that earned a Latin GRAMMY. Recent work includes deeply personal, well-regarded releases such as In the Face of Chaos and The Langston Hughes Project. Loomis is a bold composer and trusted collaborator with credits on nearly a dozen albums as a leader or co-leader, along with appearances at Jazz at Lincoln Center and the Village Vanguard. Rojas brings a dynamic, musical presence shaped by collaborations with Greg Osby, Terri Lyne Carrington, and Sean Jones, as well as his 2024 debut, Perseverance. A food and drink minimum of 15 dollars per person applies to each set if the party’s beverage purchases do not reach that amount. Guests who do not check in within 15 minutes of the start of the set may have their seats released without a refund. Tickets are non-refundable, and a single transfer to a future show of equal value is available if requested at least 24 hours before the performance begins.
Caffè VivaceChris Lee Acoustic at Marty’s Hops & Vines, Wed. April 29
Chris Lee returns to Marty’s Hops & Vines with an acoustic set featuring songs by Sly and the Family Stone, Bob Dylan, The Doors, Tears for Fears, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Muddy Waters, Green Day, Bad Religion, Nirvana, Allman Bros, Stevie Wonder, and more.
Oakley Greens Spring League Trivia
Participants compete in a spring trivia league at Oakley Greens featuring a Fair Feud style format. Points build from week to week, and the teams with the highest totals at the end of the league earn prizes.
Barrows Conservation Lectures
Founded in 1993, the Barrows Conservation Lecture Series brings naturalists and scientists to Cincinnati for thoughtful talks on wildlife issues and global conservation. For more than three decades, the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden has honored one of the series’ speakers with its Wildlife Conservation Award. This installment features Dr. Rae Wynn-Grant.
Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical GardenBearcat Bands Spring Concert
The UC Bearcat Bands present a spring concert led by music director and conductor Christopher Nichter. The ensemble is made up mostly of students whose majors are outside of music, highlighting their commitment to music beyond their academic fields. The performance runs about 120 minutes and takes place in Corbett Auditorium. Admission is free.
CCM Village | University of CincinnatiMeet-and-Greet with the Adaptive Athletes from Ukraine Running the Flying Pig 🇺🇦
Meet Wounded Warriors Viktor and Oleksandr along with Paralympic champion Maksym Krypak, visiting from Ukraine to take part in the 2026 Flying Pig Marathon in Cincinnati. This meet-and-greet offers an opportunity to talk with these adaptive athletes, hear their accounts of resilience, and learn how they have overcome obstacles. Contributions to CKSCP support rehabilitation efforts for wounded warriors in Ukraine, and the gathering highlights their upcoming run in the Flying Pig Marathon.
Cincinnati Public RadioWestie Wednesday Intermediate Lesson & Social Practice Dance
An intermediate-level lesson paired with a social practice dance takes place at Hoffner Lodge/Northside, with a focus on building a group routine. Participation in any performance is optional, and those who cannot attend every class can still learn useful patterns and enhance musicality. Complimentary off-street parking is available at the bank located catty corner from Hoffner Lodge. Admission is $20 per person, payable by cash or Venmo.
Hoffner Lodge/NorthsideJumperoo - Toddler Time
This dedicated session is for children ages five and under to enjoy the park in a relaxed environment tailored to little ones. Admission is $13.99 per child, and parents can participate at no cost.
Urban Air Adventure ParkScholar's Perspective Tour | Rembrandt's Biblical Scenes
Biblical scholar Matthew Solomon, PhD, leads a scholar’s perspective tour centered on Rembrandt’s etchings that depict theological narratives. The program explores the historical background of these scenes and shows how Rembrandt’s artistic choices turn familiar stories into powerfully moving works of art. Registration is required, and admission to the exhibitions and the museum’s collection galleries is included.
Taft Museum of ArtHartwell Big Pantry
At the Hartwell Community Center, Food for the Soul offers a self-select pantry where visitors can choose fresh produce and groceries. The experience is welcoming and dignified for everyone.
Hartwell Community CenterSpring Open Studios
Studio Artists at Brazee open their doors for the annual spring open studios, offering an evening of art and creativity that highlights local talent. Explore original artworks in the studios, meet the artists who create them, and watch live demonstrations. Discover one-of-a-kind handmade pieces not found elsewhere.
Brazee StudiosAcoustic Salsa
Acoustic Salsa sets the stage for the return of Salsa on the Square with an upbeat mix of live Latin music. The series features Salsa, Merengue, Cumbia, and Latin Jazz performed by rotating artists including LF3, Paola Sciaraffia, Patricia Paz with Argentinian tango and folklore, the Amador Sisters, and Sin Lîmites. There is no live dance instruction at this program, and attendees can dance independently. Sponsored by P&G and Fifth Third and produced by 3CDC as part of the Fountain Square events.
Fountain SquarePop Up Planetarium
An astronomy-themed pop up in the Barrel Room at Madtree Brewing invites guests to gaze at the stars and learn through hands-on fun. The Cincinnati Observatory will present planetarium shows inside an inflatable planetarium and offer Jupiter-themed crafts and activities for kids. The night concludes with Drunk Astronomy led by astronomer Dr. Wes Ryle. This once-a-month experience has something for science lovers of all ages. Tickets are $10 per person and $30 per family, with children under 4 free. Walk-ins are welcome.
MadTree BrewingLily Rose - I Know What I Want Tour 2026
Lily Rose brings the I Know What I Want Tour 2026 to Bogart's for an all ages show. Everyone is welcome. Schedules and any supporting acts may change without notice and are not cause for refunds. Entry policies may be updated, and purchasing tickets means agreeing to the requirements in place at the time of the event. For the most current guidelines, check the venue’s website before attending.
Bogart'sTrivia Night at The Stretch
The Stretch hosts a free trivia night presented by Bacchus Entertainment. Teams of up to six compete for gift cards. Attendees can enjoy extended happy hour pricing with half-price drafts that include beer, wine, and cocktails, along with $5 select call drinks. Food is available to order at the bar so teams can stay fueled while they play.
The StretchTrivia Thursdays at Mellotone Beer Project 7:00PM to 9:00PM
Test your knowledge at a friendly trivia event at Mellotone Beer Project in OTR. Gift card prizes worth $30, $20, and $10 are on the line. On-street parking is available.
Comedy
Zak Toscani brings his sharp, personal standup to Bombs Away! Comedy inside The Comet, with Karl Spaeth also performing. Known for original and candid material, Toscani has earned recognition from TIME, The AV Club, The Portland Mercury, and Vulture. His credits include appearances at Bumbershoot, the Bridgetown Comedy Festival, and the High Plains Comedy Festival, frequent guest spots on the podcast All Fantasy Everything, and writing for Comedy Central, along with contributions to the Washington Post, BBC, Newsweek, BuzzFeed, and Vice. Vulture has also highlighted his distinctive house-show tours that foster close connections with audiences. The Comet, a longtime Northside institution with three decades of music history, is home to Bombs Away! Comedy. The setting is intimate, with a full bar featuring spirits and local craft options, plus a kitchen serving tacos, oversized burritos, and a much-loved queso. Street parking near the venue is convenient, with well lit sidewalks. Advance tickets are $15 and day-of admission is $20.
The CometPericles
Shakespeare's Pericles is reimagined as a spacefaring adventure, sending the prince across alien realms, through celestial storms, and into encounters among distant worlds as he searches for true love. This rarely staged play unfolds as a science fiction odyssey that carries the story into the cosmos. The production highlights how hope can guide travelers even in the most remote corners of the universe.
Winstead Chamber Series - Stories in Sound
At Cincinnati Music Hall, this Winstead Chamber Series program shares musical storytelling with a playful spirit. Gernot Wolfgang’s New York Moments opens with a jazz-tinged glimpse of city life, sleek rhythms, and unexpected turns. Bohuslav Martinů’s La Revue de Cuisine follows as a lively, dance-shaped suite drawn from his whimsical ballet about love and rivalry among kitchen utensils. The program concludes with Johannes Brahms’s Piano Trio No. 2, a deeply felt piece that balances light and shadow. Performers for New York Moments are Christopher Philpotts on oboe and English horn, Ronald Aufmann on clarinet, Nicholas Mariscal on cello, and Julie Spangler on piano. La Revue de Cuisine features Stefani Matsuo on violin, Hiro Matsuo on cello, Christopher Pell on clarinet, Martin Garcia on bassoon, Anthony Limoncelli on trumpet, and Michael Chertock on piano. The Brahms trio brings together Charles Morey on violin, Alan Rafferty on cello, and Dror Biran on piano.
Cincinnati Music HallWine & Groove
Wine & Groove at Revel OTR Urban Winery spotlights house music in a lounge setting that invites connection, movement, and mindful presence. The emphasis shifts from the rave to an environment shaped for connection and feeling, with music spanning chill, deep, and jazz house, plus broken beat. Created as a series, it welcomes those who want to unwind with wine, dance freely, and connect through sound.
Revel OTR Urban WineryThe Electric Indigo
The Electric Indigo hit the stage at Stanley’s Pub with a thunderous live show. There is a $10 cover at the door.
Stanley's PubThursday Karaoke Party
A weekly karaoke night brings big energy to the back stage at Northside Tavern. Take the mic on a full stage with a complete PA, powerful sound, and full stage lighting and effects, all in a well-established music venue that is a true Northside staple. It is set up for belting out favorites and getting down with a room built for live music.
Northside TavernThe Late Night R&B Lounge
The Late Night R&B Lounge offers a carefully curated R&B experience with smooth, nostalgic DJ sets, fine wines, and classic cocktails in an upscale setting that helps kick off the weekend. There is no cover charge, and reservations are recommended. Celebrating something special can be made easier with large party accommodations by emailing winedown@nostalgiaotr.com. #NostalgiaNights
Nostalgia Wine & Jazz LoungeLily Rose
See Lily Rose with Jake Banfield in concert.
Bogart'sZoo Babies presented by General Electric Credit Union
A family-friendly opportunity for little ones to see the zoo babies, presented by General Electric Credit Union. Included with a zoo membership or general admission.
Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical GardenPop Up Play
Pop Up Play brings a burst of creativity with hands-on games, adventures, and craft activities. The series features a rotating lineup of community partners each week, including Skool Aid, Indigo Hippo, Black Art Speaks, Girls Who Hoop, Abrakadoodle, Pones, Dino Buddies, and the Cincinnati Public Library, with additional weeks to be announced. Support for Pop Up Play is provided by Urban Sites, the Hubert Family Foundation, and P&G.
Ziegler ParkMom’s Night Out
An evening of self-care and pampering at Oasis Face Bar Cincinnati features a glow-boosting facial, the chance to design a custom floral bouquet, and a Mask Bar where guests can blend a personalized take-home treatment. Attendees can also sip a Mom-Mosa from the mimosa bar while spending time with friends, sisters, or their own mothers for a relaxing night together.
Oasis Face Bar CincinnatiThe Crimson Sisters
The Crimson Sisters bring commanding vocals, rich harmonies, and a deeply soulful sound to The Redmoor Live Music.
The Redmoor Live MusicMoontemple
Pedal to the Metal comes to Binski's Bar with performances by Moontemple, Smarm, and Death to America. Doors open, a meat raffle follows, and then the music kicks off. Kealoha's Kitchen serves a pig roast, and High Life is available for $1. The event benefits MOBO.
Binski's BarFriday Night Magic: Weekly Draft
A weekly Magic draft with limited seating welcomes eight players. Registration covers three packs for drafting, using the most recent set available at the store. If sealed boxes are not on hand, players can choose a chaos draft where each person selects the set of packs they receive, or registration will be refunded and the store’s vintage legacy cube can be used instead. There is no prizing for this event, and promo cards may be offered based on availability.
DOUBLE VISION 17
At Memorial Hall OTR, Visionaries + Voices presents the 17th annual Double Vision, a live art auction and fundraising benefit showcasing artwork from new collaborators alongside returning collaborative teams. Over the past 16 years, more than 500 pieces have been created for this signature event, which raises awareness and funds for the organization’s mission. Visionaries + Voices supports artists with disabilities through inclusive creative, professional, and educational opportunities. The program is hosted by drag performer Penny Tration, features a special appearance by Pam Kravetz, and includes a high-energy live auction facilitated by Steiner Auctions. Attendees can explore a silent auction and preview live auction items while enjoying boogie-woogie music from Cincinnati pianist Ricky Nye. A photobooth, a pop-up shop, light bites from Le Soup, and a hosted bar round out the experience.
Memorial Hall OTRSpeed Vibin
Discover a fresh take on speed dating that replaces pressure with ease and intention. This singles experience is built for people who crave genuine connection, not small talk or constant swiping. Instead of loud cues and rushed rotations, you will move through carefully organized rounds with helpful prompts that keep conversation flowing and let chemistry build naturally. The atmosphere is purposeful yet relaxed, encouraging meaningful moments without forcing them. One evening can change a lot, and the person you are hoping to meet may already be among the attendees.
Dueling Axes Cincinnati Sports BarChristian Howes and more
Acclaimed violinist, educator, and composer Christian Howes appears with pianist Phil DeGreg, bassist Aaron Jacobs, and drummer Cedric Easton at Caffè Vivace in Cincinnati. Howes was voted number one in the DownBeat Critics Poll in the Rising Stars violin category, was named among the top three jazz violinists by JazzTimes, and received a Violinist of the Year nomination from the Jazz Journalist Association. His honors include the Residency Partner Award from Chamber Music America and a USArtists grant from the Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation, and he has served as a cultural ambassador for the U.S. State Department in Ukraine and Montenegro. His Resonance Records release Southern Exposure earned coverage in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, DownBeat, and JazzTimes and led to a six night run at Lincoln Center. The album American Spirit was recognized by the Huffington Post as one of the year’s best jazz recordings. He is the founder of Creative Strings, a 501(c)(3) dedicated to expanding music education through online curriculum, conferences, and school visits focused on improvisation and contemporary styles. Through this work, he has created more than 500 free play along lessons on YouTube with over six million views and has visited nearly 1,000 classrooms across the United States to work with middle school, high school, and college music programs. Tickets for this performance are non-refundable. If a ticket holder cannot attend, a one time transfer to a future show of equal value is permitted, and the request must be made at least 24 hours before the performance begins. A $15 minimum for drinks or food is charged per person per set if the party’s beverage purchases do not meet the minimum.
Caffè VivaceWater for Elephants: The Musical
Experience a circus-inspired musical brought to life with vivid performances and sweeping music. Presented at Procter and Gamble Hall at the Aronoff Center, it draws audiences into a magical world beneath the circus tent for an evening of spectacle.
Procter and Gamble Hall Aronoff CenterMutual Dance Theatre in Modern Mix '26
Mutual Dance Theatre brings its annual Modern Mix ’26 to the Aronoff Center for the Arts with four new dances that explore connection and contrast. The resident company performs alongside nationally recognized guests, creating unexpected pairings and memorable moments. The program spotlights guest choreographers with international experience. Joshua Ishmon of Chicago has been honored as Best Choreographer by the Chicago Reader, named a Breakout Contemporary Dance Artist by Newcity, and serves as Emerging Showcase Curator while being a member of Deeply Rooted Dance Theater. Shane Ohmer of Philadelphia draws on a wide-ranging career as dance captain for the touring company of The Phantom of the Opera, resident director of Rock the Ballet, and performances with Pacific Northwest Ballet, Les Grands Ballets Canadiens de Montréal, River North, and Whim W’Him. Nat Wilson of New York brings credits with Kibbutz Contemporary Dance, ZviDance, ate9, Cocodaco Dance Project, Visceral Dance, Volta Collective, and Ballet Austin, and currently performs with Yue Yin Dance Company as one of a select group of FoCo Technique teachers. Surrounding the performances are community offerings that include a Young Professionals Night, a post-show question and answer session with the cast, a beginner-friendly modern dance class at the company’s Hartwell studio, and a pre-show conversation on stage with select choreographers and Artistic Director Jeanne Mam-Luft. One performance includes American Sign Language interpretation.
Aronoff Center for the ArtsPEDDDLERS FLEA MARKET
Explore a destination for treasure seekers where you can purchase, sell, or swap unique finds. Indoor and outdoor spaces are available all year. Space fees start at $20 on Saturdays and Sundays. On Fridays, outside spots are $5.
Over Easy
First Fridays at Marty's Hops & Vines buzz with energy. Over Easy at Marty's offers a lively atmosphere that sets a cheerful tone for the month.
Marty's Hops & VinesThe Adventures of Alvin Sputnik: Deep Sea Explorer
A 45-minute, solo puppetry adventure that blends live performance with digital media shares a heartfelt tale of devotion during environmental collapse. In a world where ocean levels have surged and billions have perished, survivors tend farms perched on skyscrapers and mountaintops, and bold fixes have failed. Attempts at floating islands failed and sank, space probes came up empty, and enormous sponges, large enough to be seen from the moon, now decay. In a final bid for survival, a mission ventures into the deep ocean to search for a new home. Alvin Sputnik, grieving his wife, accepts the dangerous descent to help save humanity while following her spirit toward the underworld in hopes of reunion. Winner of multiple awards and known for sold-out runs in New York, Sydney, and Auckland, this small-scale epic weaves puppetry, technology, and multimedia into an acclaimed piece of theater.
Fifth Third Bank TheaterComedy
Stand-up comic Zak Toscani brings a live set with Bombs Away! Comedy at The Comet. The Comet, a legendary music venue with a long history, serves as the heart of Bombs Away! Comedy and provides the setting for this performance.
The CometRafi Bastos
Rafi Bastos performs at Funny Bone Comedy Club at Liberty Center with a set that blends quick wit and internet-famous material. A six foot seven Brazilian comic of Jewish heritage, he is known for an accent reminiscent of Dracula.
Liberty Funny BonePericles
Tickets are available online for Pericles. Check the seating chart to determine the best seat options to fit your budget.
The Otto M.Budig TheaterThe Outlaws
Find tickets for The Outlaws at Ludlow Garage Cincinnati.
Ludlow GarageThe Magic of Motown
The Magic of Motown brings a widely praised production to Taft Theatre, featuring classic Motown favorites for a memorable evening of music.
Taft TheatreCousin Simple Falling into Cincinnati
Indie rock fills MOTR Pub as Cousin Simple brings the Falling into Tour to Cincinnati. Admission is free, and the event is 21 and over. The Columbus, Ohio alternative rock band is recognized for catchy hooks.
MOTR Pub2026 PigAbilities presented by Goodwill of Ohio Valley
Presented by Goodwill of Ohio Valley, this inclusive, noncompetitive option welcomes people of all ages with disabilities, along with their families and friends, who want to be part of Cincinnati Flying Pig Marathon weekend without entering a race. It is planned for a quieter window with lighter crowds and easier parking. There are no timing chips or first-place awards, and the emphasis is on personal commitment to being more active and making healthy choices. In the weeks leading up to the weekend, participants with and without disabilities can train together for encouragement and peer support. Training promotes an active lifestyle and provides a simple program to help people get started with healthier habits. Each person chooses a distance goal and records progress in the Hog Log. On event day, everyone walks, rolls, or strolls the final mile on the official Flying Pig Marathon course. Finishers receive a PigAbilities medal at the line. Training in advance is optional, though encouraged.
Flying Pig MarathonFree Home Buyer Seminar
This free home buyer seminar at the Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County, Walnut Hills Branch Library, offers practical guidance on the path to homeownership. Topics include mortgage options, assistance for down payments, and what to expect at closing. It is designed for first-time buyers and anyone interested in understanding the process.
Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County (Walnut Hills Branch Library)Mom and Me Aerial
Strengthen the bond between an adult and child in a beginner-friendly aerial yoga class that features partner poses in a playful, energizing setting. The session wraps up with calming breathwork and a restful float in a hammock cocoon to promote peace and renewal. No prior experience is required. The cost is $30 per pair, and members receive a 25 percent discount.
Hello Sunshine YogaPizza in the Park
A warm celebration honors mothers in the special needs community, featuring pizza, cupcakes, drinks, and activities.
Millcrest ParkWinterfilm XIII Screening and Awards Night!
Filmmakers, nominees, and film lovers converge at the Woodward Theater for a thirteenth-year celebration filled with stories of fortune. Twenty four films take the spotlight in an evening of screenings that culminates with an awards presentation. Step onto the red carpet, pause at the step and repeat, and capture the moment with photos. Exclusive memorabilia will be available, including beanies, patches, and stickers, along with a very limited first edition of the Winterfilm Cincinnati Digest, with only 20 copies on hand. The milestone birthday comes with cake as candles are lit and a collective wish is made. When the final honors are announced, the gathering continues across the street at MOTR Pub in the reserved downstairs room, where food will be available to keep the celebration going.
Woodward TheaterGrady Burton
Element Eatery pairs dinner and drinks with live music. Performances take place on weekends, there is no cover charge, and there is ample free parking. Choose from nine different food options and a full bar with over 40 taps.
Element EateryBuckethead
Buckethead brings an all-ages concert to Bogart’s in Cincinnati, presented by the King Records Legacy Foundation. The show pays tribute to the legacy of King Records, and $2 from each ticket transaction supports the foundation’s work. Performance details and supporting acts may change, and entry policies can be updated. Purchasing a ticket confirms agreement to follow the requirements in place at the time of the event, so check the venue’s latest guidelines beforehand.
Bogart'sRicky Nye
Immerse yourself in the piano-driven spark of boogie woogie, a tradition that emerged in the American South in the late 1920s. Built on the language of the blues and spirituals, it pulses with intricate rhythms that once sent young dancers to their feet. Ricky Nye, recognized nationwide as a leading performer and caretaker of this music, brings true-to-the-source feel, lightning-fast technique, and playful, inventive arrangements. The result is a high-energy celebration of blues roots and rollicking rhythms that keep boogie woogie alive.
Kantine Biergarten Eatery5K and 10k Road Race Events
Partnering with the Flying Pig Marathon, the Ohio Senior Olympics offers 5K and 10K road races as part of its 2026 games. This season serves as a qualifier for the National Senior Games, and athletes who meet the standard can go on to represent Ohio in Tulsa in 2027. Each registration includes a $10 contribution to OSO that helps cover expenses such as medals, insurance, and administration, and participants receive a 25% discount code to use toward race registration.
West Mehring WayMay WCS Lessons and Dance
Taking place at Tango del Barrio, this monthly WCS night blends learning and social dancing in a friendly, upbeat setting. The flow of the evening features an intermediate lesson, a beginner-friendly FUNdamentals session, then plenty of time to dance socially. Admission is $15 per person, with a $5 discount for students who present a valid student ID, and payment is accepted in cash or via Venmo. No partner is required. Comfortable shoes and a sense of curiosity are encouraged. Whether refining basics or stepping onto the floor for the first time, participants can look forward to supportive instruction and a welcoming community.
Tango del BarrioSacred Serenity Sound Bath
Experience a shamanic sound journey at Cincinnati Yoga School featuring drums, singing bowls, chimes, and voice. The session is led by Ashley Ballard, a Shamanic Reiki Master, and her partner Chris Rust, a Healing Touch Practitioner, who blend their musical talents to create a unique container for healing. Drawing on current astrology, shamanic teachings, music theory, and intuitive insight, they tailor the experience to what participants may need that day. Guided meditation, energy work, and focused sound tools support both the whole group and each individual. The gathering begins with time to settle in, moves into the sound bath journey, and closes with space to connect. Doors will be locked when the sound bath begins and late entry is not permitted. Capacity is limited to 35 participants. Comfort is encouraged, so bring items like a yoga mat, blanket, or pillow to lie on and wear soft, comfortable clothing. Many people find sound baths deeply relaxing and may even drift to sleep. Emotional release is welcome and supported by the facilitators. A suggested donation of $10 to $30 is requested. Attendees are asked to complete the form in the Tickets section to receive payment options. Payment can be made in advance for quicker entry or at the door. Accepted payment methods include cash at the door, Venmo, Cash App, and Zelle. No one will be turned away, and those who are able are encouraged to pay it forward. Sacred Serenity Healer homemade herbalism products will be available for purchase throughout the event. This offering is planned as a monthly gathering unless otherwise noted.
Cincinnati Yoga SchoolPeripatetic Poets
Peripatetic Poets returns as a poetry-centered series at Muse. It is hosted by Matt Farley, a queer poet and urban Appalachian activist from Greater Cincinnati whose writing examines liminality, identity, male intimacy, and structural inequality. His work has been featured in the anthology SOS ART Cincinnati Presents For a Better World 2021: Poems and Drawings on Peace and Justice by Greater Cincinnati Artists and in Happy Captive Magazine, with new pieces included in the 2024 Voices of Love anthology presented by Love Must Win. After graduation he plans to teach at a community college and work in a library surrounded by books.
Elder Steelband Spring Concert
The Elder Adult, Alumni, and advanced steelbands present a free concert celebrating 30 years of music. The performance takes place in the Schaeper Center at Elder High School.
Elder High SchoolCincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Experience a captivating evening of live orchestral music with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. Recognized for outstanding performances and stirring sound, the ensemble presents a memorable concert that showcases its artistry from the opening notes to the final applause.
Cincinnati Music HallMartin Lawrence: Y'all Still Know What It Is! Tour
Award-winning comedian, actor, producer, and director Martin Lawrence brings his "Y'all Still Know What It Is" tour to Taft Theatre for a single night of stand-up. Expect a high-energy set with the unfiltered humor that has made him one of the most successful touring comics. Lawrence’s career spans stand-up, television, and film. He hosted the influential Def Comedy Jam, then created and starred in the hit sitcom Martin, a cultural touchstone and one of FOX’s top-rated series. On the big screen, his credits include the Bad Boys franchise, which has earned over a billion dollars worldwide, along with Big Momma’s House, Life, Blue Streak, House Party, and Boomerang. His concert films You So Crazy, Runteldat, and Doin’ Time in Hollywood are among his widely watched specials. This tour marks his first headlining run in about a decade. The venue enforces a clear bag policy for all events. For complete rules and a list of prohibited items, consult the theatre’s website. There are no elevators in the theatre, and balcony seating requires climbing stairs.
Taft TheatreHighly Improvable
Highly Improvable, Cincinnati’s homegrown improv comedy troupe, returns to CCAC with an evening of unscripted comedy. The cast dives into a series of on-the-spot games shaped by audience suggestions, creating spontaneous moments and ensuring no two performances are the same.
Clifton Cultural Arts CenterMartin Lawrence Tickets
Martin Lawrence takes the stage for a stand-up showcase packed with high-energy laughs and vivid storytelling. Famous for fearless delivery and timeless punchlines, he keeps the crowd laughing from the opening joke to the closing line. Expect rapid-fire bits, animated anecdotes, and the unmistakable style that has made his comedy a favorite for fans of live stand-up.
Taft High School Cincinnati, OHGrowFest 2026 Plant Sale
Celebrate urban agriculture and gardening at a community plant sale filled with favorite warm-season crops, rare and heirloom vegetable starts grown by CGC, a wide range of herbs, native shrubs and cultivated varieties including dwarf options, spring ephemerals and trees that are native. Alongside the plants, the day features the Green Flea and a bake sale, activities for kids, Plant Sitters, volunteer opportunities, and a food truck. In the weeks leading up to the sale, a full slate of classes is planned to help gardeners thrive in 2026. Admission is free.
Civic Garden Center of Greater CincinnatiMatt St. George
Enjoy a live music night in Cincinnati as Matt St. George takes the stage at Oddfellows Liquor Bar, joined by special guest B.C. Shinault. There is no cover charge, and entry is limited to guests 21 and older.
Oddfellows Liquor BarComedians Who Marathon
On the eve of the Flying Pig Marathon, comedians Matt Stanton and Sumukh Torgalkar take the stage at Comedy at The Comet, with Cincinnati comic and mom Faith Mueller also performing. The Comet in Northside is a long-running music landmark that now hosts Bombs Away! Comedy in an intimate space, offering a close-up stand-up experience. Stanton is a 17-year veteran who has performed at clubs, colleges, military bases, and corporate events nationwide. His credits include The Bob & Tom Show, Dave Coulier’s Clean Guys of Comedy film, and writing roast material for a television special for the Arizona Coyotes. Torgalkar started in Columbus, was named one of Columbus Alive’s People to Watch, tours widely from indie rooms to major clubs and colleges, has opened for Reggie Watts, Russell Peters, Maria Bamford, Kyle Kinane, and Chad Daniels, and has appeared at Laughing Skull, Rock on the Range, Accidental Comedy, 208 Comedy, and Cape Fear. He has contributed writing to MAD, creates humorous how-to and DIY videos on YouTube, and his stand-up albums air on SiriusXM’s Pure Comedy. The venue features a full bar and a kitchen known for tacos, massive burritos, and queso, along with easy street parking and well-lit sidewalks. Tickets are $15 in advance and $20 the day of, with options for refunds or transfers if plans change.
The CometClay Alliance Spring Pottery Fair 2026
Forty local ceramic artists showcase a wide range of decorative and functional pottery and sculpture, with pieces available to browse and purchase. This spring fair is free to attend and will proceed regardless of the weather.
Madison LotTenement Life North of Liberty Walking Tour
This walking tour delves into the area’s physical landscape and what everyday life was like in crowded tenement housing. It examines conditions inside packed apartments, the realities of using toilets outdoors, how people managed bathing, how water was obtained, and related facets of daily living. The route begins beside the Findlay Market Beer Garden.
Findlay MarketReiki Level 1 training - The Sanctuary of Spiritual healing
Reiki Level 1 training at The Sanctuary of Spiritual Healing offers an in-person, 6 to 8 hour introduction to Usui Reiki in a caring, intentional setting. Three practitioners known as the Sanctuary Sisters provide instruction and the initial attunement, followed by guided practice to help build confidence working with Reiki energy for self care, with others, and with animals. Participants learn foundational principles of Usui Reiki and receive a Level 1 binder with training materials along with a certificate upon completion. Continued connection and practice are supported through a weekly Reiki share circle and a monthly student gathering. Students are asked not to study Reiki symbols before or during this level. Tuition is offered on a sliding scale of 250 to 350 dollars, with a 50 dollar deposit holding a spot and the remaining balance due on the day of the class.
Bloom Together - Creative Crawls
Bloom Together opens the 2026 Creative Crawl series with a no-cost, family-welcoming celebration of arts and small businesses across the Warsaw Avenue Creative Campus. Visitors can enjoy live music and performances, local food and vendors, and interactive art-making for all ages. Highlights include a showcase by MYCincinnati students and a performance by Estrada Del Sol, along with perfume making, a thrift swap, a mini bouquet bar, and activities for kids. The first 100 attendees are eligible for WACC Bucks worth up to three dollars off purchases. The event encourages discovery, creativity, and support for neighborhood enterprises throughout Price Hill.
10:30 AM Cincy Brunch & Streetcar Food Tour
A weekend brunch experience pairs a progressive six-tasting menu with a historical walk through Over-the-Rhine, along with a ride on the Cincinnati Streetcar to Findlay Market. Begin in a former beer garden with stuffed French toast. Possible stops include a chef-owned deli for a fresh sandwich, an authentic Mexican taco, or a flaky empanada, and stops can change from week to week. Walk a few blocks north for a crispy, cheesy slice of Detroit-style pizza served with a German pilsner. Then ride the streetcar to the state’s oldest urban outdoor market to visit a German butcher for goetta, sample cheese and fudge from a century-old business, and finish with dessert at a French-inspired bakery.
Community Yoga at Burnet Woods
Enjoy a community yoga session in Burnet Woods surrounded by trees and open sky. Most gatherings meet at the historic bandstand, with some sessions held at Millionaire’s Pavilion or another area of the park, and the exact spot is listed with each session. This low to medium intensity class welcomes all levels and requires no prior experience. Bring a yoga mat or a towel or blanket, water, and sunglasses. If there is heavy rain, thunder, or lightning, the class is cancelled. In light rain or mist, practice may take place under the bandstand. Registration is available to reserve a spot. These free classes are supported by the Cincinnati Parks Foundation’s Stewards of Burnet Woods.
Burnet WoodsLegally Vintage
Legally Vintage Flea brings a burst of pink, confident main-character energy to Cincinnati with a theme inspired by Legally Blonde. Shoppers can explore a curated selection of vintage pieces, handmade goods, and nostalgic treasures while supporting small businesses and sustainable fashion. Attendees are encouraged to dress cute and channel their Elle Woods era for a fun, fashion-forward shopping experience.
The Factory EventsSpring Blooms: Tile Hand-Painting Workshop
Enjoy a creative session hand-painting your own Rookwood tile in a workshop inspired by springtime color and a sense of new beginnings. Choose from three exclusive floral designs... iris, rose, or peony... created specifically for this experience so your piece feels personal. This 90-minute class is guided by a Rookwood Polychrome Artist, and the $125 per person fee includes one tile, all materials, and step-by-step instruction. After glazing, your tile will be kiln fired and ready for pickup at a later time, with shipping available if preferred. To set your delivery option, select Shipping at checkout or choose Local Pickup. Participants also receive 10% off in-store purchases on the day of the class.
Rookwood Pottery CompanyCincy-Cinco
At Fountain Square in downtown Cincinnati, Cincy-Cinco honors Cinco de Mayo weekend with a vibrant showcase of Latino culture. For over 20 years, the festival has featured lively music, spirited dance, and delicious cuisine, creating a festive atmosphere in the heart of the city.
Fountain SquareCommunity Class: Modern Basics with MDT Company Member Evelyn Lackney
A community modern dance class focused on foundational techniques, open to all dancers, all bodies, and all experience levels. MDT company member Evelyn Lackney leads the session with an emphasis on safe, healthy movement and personal expression. The atmosphere is inclusive and supportive, creating space for everyone to explore modern basics with confidence.
Water For Elephants
Water for Elephants The Musical features VIP experiences, including VIP tickets, VIP packages, and VIP travel packages.
Aronoff Center for the Arts - Fifth Third Bank TheaterCincinnati Boychoir
The Cincinnati Boychoirs Spring Showcase takes you on a musical journey around the world. Enjoy a diverse collection of music that reflects the cultural backgrounds of the singers and their families, and introduces you to new cultures.
Memorial HallCincinnati Cinco De Mayo Bar Crawl
Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with a high-energy night of partying. Enjoy an upbeat atmosphere and festive fun from start to finish.
MOTR PubZach Wycuff: CINCINNATI — Opening For Happy Sorrows Movie Premiere at Memorial Hall
Zach Wycuff appears at Memorial Hall as the opening act for the Happy Sorrows movie premiere. A touring comic and writer who also produces content, he recently put out his first Dry Bar Comedy special and got his start in the Midwest.
Memorial HallBlackHawk
BlackHawk takes the stage at Ludlow Garage in Cincinnati for a concert.
Ludlow GaragePericles
Attend a performance of Pericles at the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company. Ticket prices vary depending on seating.
The Otto M.Budig TheaterWatch Party: World Superbike #4, Hungary Round
A World Superbike watch party features race 4 from the Hungary Round, shown in the lounge. The lineup includes the WorldSBK Superpole, WorldWCR Race 2, WorldSPB Race 2, WorldSSP Race 2, and WorldSBK Race 2, all from previously recorded broadcasts. The grill will be fired up with $5 burgers and metts available, and attendees may BYOB or bring lunch.
Learn a Game
A returning learn-as-you-play gathering features guidance from game masters who teach a selection of games so participants can jump in without reading rulebooks or watching videos. The session opens with a quick, light game, then moves into a longer playthrough of about an hour to wrap things up. It is a chance to meet fellow game enthusiasts and develop strategy in a friendly setting. Super Heroines, Etc. (SHE) works to empower women and underrepresented genders through fandom and community. Participation is open to everyone, and programming is designed to prioritize and center the voices, experiences, and leadership of women, nonbinary individuals, and people from historically marginalized groups. Allies are encouraged to take a supportive role, create space for these voices, and help advance equity and representation in geek culture so everyone can lead and create.
Woodburn GamesThe More You Grow, The More You Know Workshop
Presented by The Ghostlight Stage Company with Holly Wanek of Planned Parenthood Southwest Ohio Region, this one-hour parent and child workshop supports families in building comfort and confidence when discussing relationship skills. Through interactive activities drawn from the coloring and activity book "The More You Know, The More You Grow," participants use guided pages and simple exercises to talk about growing up, personal boundaries, consent, and how to recognize healthy and unhealthy dynamics. The session encourages open conversation, offering time to ask questions, practice discussing sensitive topics together, and take home tools that help keep these discussions going. Families leave with practical strategies, shared vocabulary, and greater confidence for conversations about respect, safety, and healthy relationships. All materials are provided. Tickets are pay what you can. All ages are welcome. The workshop takes place at Essex Studios. The venue is ADA accessible. If a guest cannot use stairs, advance notice allows staff to assist at the accessible entrance. Complimentary parking is available in the lot next to the building and across the street.
Essex StudiosThe Official Unofficial Midnight Piggies Road Race
This unsanctioned, single-start road ride brings individual cyclists together to follow the Flying Pig Marathon route for roughly 26.2 miles. Public roads remain open throughout the effort, so everyone must follow traffic laws and prioritize safety over chasing a KOM. Required gear includes a front light of at least 200 lumens, a rear light of 100 lumens or more, a cellular phone or other reliable way to communicate, a signed waiver, and a CPSC or Snell certified helmet. Riders aiming for the Official Official Unofficial Midnight Piggies Road Race Hall of Fame should also have a computer or head unit that can record Strava segment times. The course may be adjusted slightly at the start. An optional prize pool will be organized before the ride with a $5 buy-in.
Mama Tried Arts And Crafts Fair. Music By The Recreational.
An arts and crafts fair brings local makers, live music, and plenty of food and drinks to The Redmoor Live Music. Explore booths from several vendors to find handmade pieces, including one-of-a-kind gifts for Mom. Once shopping is underway, The Recreational takes the stage to keep the vibe lively. The venue offers a full menu, the setting is welcoming for kids, and admission is free.
The Redmoor Live MusicStory Pirates Live
Story Pirates Live brings the award-winning spirit of The Story Pirates Podcast to the stage at Memorial Hall OTR. The show features songs from the podcast and quick, improvised sketches inspired by ideas from kids in the audience. Eric from the podcast appears with a cast of actors, singers, and comedians for a family-friendly performance that celebrates kids’ creativity. The Story Pirates are known for transforming kid-created stories into comedy and music. Their flagship podcast has surpassed 100 million downloads and has welcomed guests such as Kristen Bell, John Oliver, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Sara Bareilles, and Seth Meyers. Beyond the podcast, they have released middle grade books and award-winning albums and have collaborated on projects including the Looney Tunes podcast, Game On with Stephen Curry’s Unanimous Media, and Historical Records with Questlove and iHeart. Through Story Pirates Changemakers, their nonprofit partner, they also produce the PBS series The Story Pirates Present: SPTV.
Memorial Hall OTRMother’s Day Floral Workshop
Celebrate Mother’s Day with a complimentary, hands-on floral design workshop in the Cincinnati showroom. Create a one-of-a-kind bouquet while learning simple arranging techniques from local floral experts. Enjoy wine and light bites, then wander through thoughtfully curated spaces that highlight beauty and everyday function. Seating is limited.
California ClosetsSunday Open Jamb
This free, in-studio open jam at Radio Artifact welcomes singer songwriters, instrumentalists, and bands ready for stage time. Original music is encouraged, and covers are welcome. A full backline is available, so performers can travel light and bring their own instrument. The mix ranges from notable local artists and seasoned players to everyday musicians, making each session an unpredictable showcase. The backline is powered by Backstage Backline, Event Enterprises, and Radio Artifact, with support from Urban Artifact. The setting is Radio Artifact’s multimedia production and livestream studio inside the Urban Artifact taproom in Northside.
Radio ArtifactHealing Hearts Circle: A Sacred Space for Reflection, Connection & Healing
Enter a gentle, welcoming space where simply showing up is enough, your heart is safe, and your story is honored whether spoken aloud or held quietly. The Healing Hearts Circle meets on a bi-monthly basis for those exploring healing, awakening, and self-discovery. Each gathering revolves around a guiding theme that shapes conversation, reflection, and heart-centered practices. Mindfulness, guided contemplation, opportunities to share, and moments of silence come together to support insight, restoration, and genuine connection. Whether you are moving through grief, navigating change, or seeking meaningful connection, there is room for every voice, and quiet is equally respected. Community agreements include speaking from personal experience, listening with compassion, offering advice only when invited, and holding all stories in confidence. The circle is offered at no cost, and contributions are appreciated to help keep the space open and accessible. When intention brings people together, it is a reminder that no one walks this path alone. Come exactly as you are... your heart is welcome.
Heart Centered Healing & WellnessSunday Practica
Spend relaxed open studio time reviewing class material and practicing with fellow dancers and students. Instructors from Tango Northside will be available for guidance. Bringing a snack or drink to share is welcome. Entry is $10 per person at the door, or $30 for the month if paid in advance.
Tango Northside2026 Flying Pig Marathon Powered by P&G
The marathon route travels through Cincinnati and the neighboring communities of Covington, Newport, Mariemont, Fairfax and Columbia Township, offering a varied look at many neighborhoods along city streets. The course operates on a continuous 16 minute per mile pace as roads reopen to regular traffic. Participants who cannot maintain that pace must move to the sidewalk, and on-course services are not guaranteed beyond that point. Marathon entrants must be at least 18 years old on race day. Registered participants receive a technical shirt, a premium bag, a limited edition poster and a virtual goodie bag. All marathon finishers receive a medal, a mylar blanket and refreshments in the finish area, with finisher certificates available to download after the race. Overall awards go to the top three men and women based on gun time. Age group awards recognize the top three men and women in 18-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70-74, 75-79, 80-84, 85-89 and 90+, determined by chip time, and overall winners are not eligible for age group prizes.
Flying Pig MarathonWater for Elephants - The Musical
Water for Elephants the musical invites audiences into a circus world beneath the big top, with spellbinding performances and soaring music. This vivid spectacle is crafted to captivate from beginning to end.
Procter and Gamble Hall Aronoff CenterDanny Brown
Experience Danny Brown live at Bogart's. This event is open to all ages. Please note that the schedule and any supporting performers can change at any time, and refunds are not offered for those adjustments. Entry requirements may be updated, and purchasing tickets signifies agreement to follow the policies in effect when the event takes place. For the most current protocols and updates, check with the venue before you go.
Bogart'sCome Together - CSP Fundraising Concert
CSP presents a fundraising concert at St. John's Unitarian Universalist Church in Clifton in support of its education program. The quartet performs pieces by Schubert and the Danish String Quartet, and student musicians join for selections that include Vivaldi’s Concerto for Two Cellos. Plans for next season’s concerts will be unveiled, and the night concludes with a catered reception that offers a chance to speak with the musicians and hear about the program’s impact. Admission is donation based and can be made online or at the door by cash, check, or card.
St. John's Unitarian Universalist ChurchSunday Karaoke
Karaoke lights up Hoffner Pub in Northside with Kick Out The Jams Karaoke delivering an expanded production of lighting, sound, and effects, the same style known from MOTR, The Lounge, and The Taproom on Ludlow. The scene blends longtime Northsiders with visitors from other neighborhoods, creating an easy way to connect with friends and meet new people in refreshed surroundings. Participants can add their names to the list, take the mic, and perform while others dance and keep the energy going. It is a lively gathering built around community, music, and plenty of singing.
Hoffner PubFirst Sunday Meditation at Diggs Plaza
Experience a calm reset at Diggs Plaza with a guided group meditation that encourages balance and a deeper connection to your authentic self. The session focuses on easing stress, lifting energy, and bringing clarity, while nurturing intuition, empathy, compassion, focus, and a steady sense of inner peace. Bring something comfortable to sit on, such as a mat, towel, or blanket, along with water and sunglasses. No experience is required and everyone is welcome. This event is free for the community and is led by Christy Read. If it rains or there is thunder or lightning, the class will be canceled. Support for this series comes from the Cincinnati Parks Foundation’s Stewards of Burnet Woods.
Diggs PlazaDrag Me to Brunch
Celebrate a drag brunch at C & D Northside, with doors opening first, brunch served next, and the show beginning afterward. All proceeds support Caracole. Tickets are $25.
C & D NorthsideMonster Jam Freestyle Mania presented by Spin Master
Monster Jam Freestyle Mania, presented by Spin Master, brings a new twist to freestyle at Heritage Bank Center. Monster Jam trucks pair with freestyle motocross riders in a high-energy team competition packed with big air and precision tricks. Custom FMX bikes carry the bold looks of fan-favorite trucks like Grave Digger, El Toro Loco, and Sparkle Smash as teams push their limits with daring runs. Expect constant action, loud cheers, and an adrenaline-charged atmosphere from start to finish. It is promoted as twice the freestyle action with family-friendly excitement, all in one place.
Heritage Bank CenterBLS CLASS
This BLS certification class at ANAC Training Center offers two options: renewal for $50 and initial certification for $75. Space is limited, and sign-up is available by direct message.
Neighborhood Ride
Enjoy a relaxed neighborhood bike ride covering about 5 to 10 miles. Riders of all experience levels are welcome. It offers a friendly way to meet neighbors, discover streets you might usually pass by, and wrap up with a drink at the shop after the ride.
Jazz at the Park
Jazz at the Park brings local and regional talent to the Sherwin-Williams Porch each Monday, offering a welcoming setting within Cincinnati’s lively jazz scene. Admission is free and tickets are not needed. The rotating roster features Estrada do Sol, Love of Country Jazz Quintet Plays Cowboy Bossa Nova, Brent Gallaher Quintet, Mambo Combo, Sophia Troyer, Faux Frenchmen, Ricky Nye, Pamela Mallory Quartet, Little Saudade, Mandy Gaines & Brad Meyers, Jim Connerley Quartet, Camille Saba Smith, Bacchanal Steel Band, Marc Fields, Keigo Hirakawa Trio, Lili Shires & Steve Schmidt, Hank Stephens & Erwin Stuckey, Five Little Bears, Phil DeGreg Trio, Retro Nouveau, ft. Jack Garrett, Noisepolice, Paul Hawthorne, Jordan Pollard Trio, Queen City Cabaret, Daniel Bennett & the Dirty Shirleys, and Dixie Karas. Presented in collaboration with Jazz at the Memo, with support from sponsors GBBN, Sherwin-Williams, and Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra.
Washington ParkStar Wars Night: A Bird & Star-Friendly Skies Event
Experience a unique evening at the Cincinnati Observatory where space-themed fun meets the wildlife above us. Presented in collaboration with the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden, the Cincinnati Observatory, and DarkSky Ohio, this event blends stargazing with hands-on conservation learning. Look through telescopes as conditions allow, explore interactive stations, and discover how thoughtful lighting choices can protect migrating birds, support nocturnal animals, and keep the night sky bright with stars. Get practical tips for making your home more friendly to both birds and stargazing, and learn about migration happening overhead during the event. Costumes are welcome, whether inspired by birds or a galaxy far away, and the atmosphere is relaxed with plenty of room to roam. The Cookiefection food truck will be on site, and you are welcome to bring your own beverage, even blue milk if that is your favorite. This event is weather dependent, so check the Zoo and Observatory event pages on the day for updates. Admission is free.
Cincinnati ObservatoryON VIEW | Beyond the Picturesque
The Taft Museum of Art welcomes Ayana Ross as the 40th Duncanson Artist-in-Residence with a focused presentation of seven figurative paintings. Known for portraiture that carries emotional weight and narrative depth, Ross portrays the quiet resilience and layered realities of Black life, drawing power from everyday scenes that speak beyond the moment. Often informed by her own life, these works consider connections across generations, respond to the present day, and engage with cultural conversations that shape society. Ornamental details root the images in remembrance, the safeguarding of the past, and a sense of continuity. Throughout the series, scenic landscape motifs serve as decorative elements that evoke American ideals, place her subjects at the fore, and encourage reflection on the legacies we inherit and the future we are shaping.
Taft Museum of ArtSongbirds Welcome Home Week
Songbirds Welcome Home Week at the Zoo spotlights the remarkable migrations of songbirds and shares simple ways to support them throughout the city. Throughout the week, themed content appears on the Zoo’s social channels, and learning stations around the grounds offer quick, bird-friendly tips for home and community. The week also includes a World Migratory Bird Day celebration with hands-on activities, interactive stations, and practical ways to take action for our feathered neighbors. Participation is included with Zoo admission or membership.
Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical GardenCincy Top 10 ‘Sites and Bites’ City Tour
Designed with first-time visitors in mind, this guided food and sightseeing experience packs a lot of Cincinnati’s highlights and flavors into three hours. It spans four different neighborhoods connected by the city’s electric streetcar and is led by experienced guides who share stories while you enjoy generous tastings from independent, family-run spots at Findlay Market along with signature hometown favorites. Expect to finish well fed. Highlights include a warm Belgian waffle to kick things off as the city’s story comes to life, riverfront views of the Roebling Suspension Bridge, a look at a Cold War artifact at the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, and a nod to Cincinnati’s baseball legacy at Great American Ball Park. Along the way, sample the city’s famous chili, uncover a hidden detail at the Tyler Davidson Fountain, and take in Art Deco architecture at Carew Tower. Learn about the visionary behind the Contemporary Art Center, explore the character of Over-The-Rhine and its German roots, cool down with a scoop tied to a celebrity favorite, and admire the grandeur of Music Hall. Ride the streetcar to historic Findlay Market to taste local specialties like goetta, visit a long-standing vendor operating since 1921 for a sweet and savory bite, and finish with a freshly baked chocolate chip cookie from a market vendor. If the tour falls on a Monday, Findlay Market is closed and alternate tasting stops are arranged.
Taste of Belgium at the BanksShinrin-Yoku (Forest Bathing) Experience
Participants gather on the Clifton Branch Library front porch for a weekly well-being walk. On the first Monday each month, experts from the Osher Center for Integrative Health at the University of Cincinnati lead a focused shinrin yoku, or forest bathing, experience as part of the outing. Originating in Japan, the practice encourages slowing down in nature and taking in the surroundings through sight, hearing, taste, smell, and touch. Barbara Walker, PhD, and Kelly Lyle, MHA, MS, both from the Osher Center and INFTA certified forest therapy guides, share techniques to deepen the experience and support well-being, including a stronger immune system, lower blood pressure, decreased cortisol, improved mood, better sleep, and increased vigor, focus, and energy.
Clifton Branch LibraryCinco de Mayo - Reiki Share Healing Circle and Beyond!!!!! @ The Sanctuary of Spiritual Healing
Celebrate Cinco de Mayo and the 5/5 portal with a special Reiki share healing circle at The Sanctuary of Spiritual Healing. This gathering also honors the Sanctuary’s purchase anniversary and adds heartfelt touches to the usual weekly format to make the experience extra meaningful. Guided by founder Melissa Wurster-Weber or trusted collaborators and students, every practitioner is Reiki certified, with several serving as Reiki Masters and teachers. The circle has evolved into a multi-modality setting where some healers incorporate sound instruments, crystals, light language, and intuitive messages. Gentle, consensual touch may be offered, and personal boundaries are fully respected. The flow includes a warm community check-in with optional sharing, a brief guided meditation, and an inner circle of healers who attune and invite supportive energies. Participants then receive mini Reiki sessions or a group healing, with encouragement to hydrate as the energy continues to integrate afterward. Everyone is welcome, no ticket is required, and contributions for the space are appreciated, with a suggested offering of $10 to $20. Cash is preferred, with digital options available. Look for the multi-colored sign and peace flag at the Sanctuary, and use the driveway to park behind the building, with street parking available where posted.
Gabrielle Cavassa Quartet
A quartet led by vocalist and composer Gabrielle Cavassa performs at Caffè Vivace. Newly signed to Blue Note Records, Cavassa came to wider attention through a collaboration with saxophonist Joshua Redman on his widely praised 2023 release, and DownBeat’s five-star review highlighted her rich, intimate sound and rising profile. Originally from Escondido, California, she studied music at San Francisco State University while shaping her voice in the Bay Area scene, then deepened her artistry after moving to New Orleans in 2017. She issued a self-titled debut in 2020 produced by Jamison Ross, won the International Sarah Vaughan Jazz Vocal Competition in 2021, toured the United States, Europe, and Asia with the Joshua Redman Group from fall 2023 to spring 2025, and signed with Blue Note in 2024, with a label debut slated for spring 2026. Venue policies apply. If a party’s beverage purchases do not reach $15 per person for a set, a $15 per person, per set food and drink minimum will be charged. Tickets are non-refundable. A one-time transfer to a future show of equal value is available if requested at least 24 hours before the start of the performance.
Caffè Vivace - Cincinnati, OHTrivia Tuesdays
Put your knowledge to the test at Northside Yacht Club with two chances to play trivia. Participation is free, teams submit answers on a phone, and gift cards are awarded to the top three finishers. The night is promoted as one of the city’s best, with the reason for its popularity playfully described as inexplicable.
Northside Yacht ClubPhil de Greg Trio
A Tuesday night set brings jazz that reaches back in time, performed by local veterans Phil de Greg, Aaron Jacobs, and John Taylor.
Muse CafeTrivia night at Jefferson Social
A lively evening of trivia on the Banks featuring Taco's Trivia and plenty of fun.
Jefferson SocialSt. Paul and The Broken Bones
St. Paul and The Broken Bones deliver a vibrant mix of soul and R&B, driven by powerhouse vocals and contagious energy that keeps the crowd moving. Expect a dynamic set packed with bold grooves and a full evening of live music. For savings on eligible purchases, use code TAKE5 for 5% off orders of $199 or more, or TAKE10 for 10% off orders of $349 or more.
Taft Theatre51st Annual Colonial Dames Talk and Tea
The 51st annual edition of the Colonial Dames Talk and Tea features a lecture by Dr. Tiffany Momon, Associate Professor of History at Sewanee, The University of the South, on the skill, labor, and lived experiences of Black craftspeople in eighteenth century Charleston, South Carolina. Focusing on builders, furniture makers, and other artisans, the talk explains how their expertise shaped the city’s architecture and material culture amid the realities of enslavement. By presenting craftsmanship as both economic force and cultural expression, it reframes authorship and legacy in the colonial era built environment and places Black makers at the center of Charleston’s history. The program takes place at the Cincinnati Art Museum, with the presentation in the Fath Auditorium and tea with light bites to follow in the Great Hall and Terrace Café. Admission requires a ticket. Presented by The National Society of The Colonial Dames of America in the State of Ohio and underwritten by the L. W. Scott Alter Trust.
Cincinnati Art MuseumArt at the Park: Petal Edition
At the Sherwin-Williams Porch, a spring series of interactive floral arranging classes is led by Blooms by Lo. This edition focuses on The Luxe Bouquet Recipe, with step-by-step guidance from setup to finishing touches. All flowers and design supplies are provided, professional tools are available to use during class, and each participant receives a printed Floral Formula recipe card and takes home the bouquet they create. The program is supported by Sherwin-Williams and the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra.
Washington ParkThe Afghan Whigs 40th Anniversary Tour With Mercury Rev
Bogart's hosts The Afghan Whigs on their 40th Anniversary Tour with Mercury Rev. This is an all ages event, and everyone is welcome. Schedules and supporting acts may change without notice or refund. Entry requirements are subject to change, and by purchasing tickets you agree to follow the policies in effect when the event takes place. For the most current protocols, check the venue website as the event approaches.
Bogart'sFloral Tea INTERMEDIATE cookie decorating class
Sharpen cookie decorating skills with Floral Tea, an intermediate-level class at West Side Brewing. It is designed for participants who have some experience or pick up new techniques quickly, and ambitious beginners are welcome thanks to step-by-step instruction. Over two hours, an in-person instructor covers piping practice with royal icing, practical strategies for planning and decorating sugar cookies, and essential guidance on dough and icing. All materials are provided in class, and bringing an apron and a smile is encouraged. Attendees will decorate six cookies inspired by the TV show Friends using five colors and two icing consistencies, leaving with a stronger grasp of the fundamentals plus fresh techniques. Details on refunds, what to bring, credits, and FAQs can be found in the Class FAQ. Classes may be canceled at the instructor’s discretion with a full ticket refund. If enrollment for an intermediate session falls below five, the class will be canceled, with the option to move the ticket to a future session or receive a full refund, and notice will be provided 14 days in advance.
West Side BrewingQuiz City Trivia Night
Queen City Radio hosts a weekly trivia night presented by The Approximate Knowledge Institute of Cincinnati. Bring a team, keep your phones powered up, and compete for gift cards. There is no entry fee.
Queen City RadioTeamTuneTrivia
Put your music knowledge to the test in a Name That Tune-style trivia event featuring favorite hits from past and present. The competition is fast-paced and family-friendly, with teams vying for prizes and bragging rights. Bring your crew and plan to arrive early to secure a table.
tikka xpress, 4110 Hamilton Avenue, Cincinnati, OH, 45223Trivia Night
Enjoy three rounds of lively trivia paired with ice cold adult beverages. Teams of up to six compete for prizes awarded to the top finishers, and participation is always free.
The EstablishmentBlue Wisp Big Band
Cincinnati’s Blue Wisp Big Band marks 45 years of big band swing at Caffe Vivace. Founded in 1980 by drummer John Von Ohlen and trumpeter Don Johnson, the ensemble took its name from the Blue Wisp Jazz Club where it first took root. Von Ohlen arrived in the region after years with major jazz orchestras including those of Stan Kenton and Woody Herman, and he set out to unite local players into a world class big band in a lively tavern setting. Johnson helped assemble the horn section, while pianist Steve Schmidt and bassist Michael Sharfe were already performing with Von Ohlen at the Blue Wisp, which made the rhythm team easy to finalize. A Wednesday residency followed and the group quickly became a fixture in the city’s jazz life. Recording began in 1981 with an LP supported by WKRC, followed by four albums on the Mopro label created by Fred and Helen Morr. Those releases were reissued in the mid 1990s by Sea Breeze, with one set captured in Los Angeles during a 1984 West Coast tour. Through Helen Morr’s efforts, the music reached listeners across the United States and Europe, earning airplay and positive notice. Notable alumni include trumpeter Tim Hagans and bassist Lynn Seaton. After the original club closed in 2014, the band continued its weekly tradition at Japp’s Annex, Pirate’s Den, and Urban Artifact before settling into a new home at Caffe Vivace in Walnut Hills. The lineup features Jeremy Long and Jamie Walkenhauer on alto saxophone, Brent Gallaher and Dan Drees on tenor saxophone, Larry Dickson on baritone saxophone, Jeff Owen, Clarence Pawn and Brian Stevens on trombone with Gary Langhorst on bass trombone, Jeff Folkens, Hank Mautner, John Zappa and Kim Pensyl on trumpet, Steve Schmidt on piano, Mike Sharfe on bass, and Jim Leslie on drums. A $15 food and drink minimum applies per person, per set, if the party’s beverage purchases do not reach the minimum. Attendees who have not checked in within 15 minutes of the set start may have their seats released without refund. Tickets are non-refundable, with a one time transfer to a future Blue Wisp Big Band performance of equal value available when requested at least 24 hours before the performance begins.
Caffè VivaceYUNGBLUD - Cincinnati, OH
YUNGBLUD brings the IDOLS - THE WORLD TOUR to The Andrew J Brady Music Center in Cincinnati, Ohio. This concert is a Cincinnati stop on the tour.
The Andrew J Brady Music CenterWestie Wednesday Intermediate Lesson & Social Practice Dance
At Hoffner Lodge/Northside, this event pairs an intermediate-level lesson with a relaxed social practice session. Instruction highlights patterns and musicality to help dancers refine their technique, then provides time to apply what was learned on the floor. Complimentary off-street parking is available at the bank located diagonally across from Hoffner Lodge. The cost is $20 per person, payable by cash or Venmo.
Hoffner Lodge/NorthsideYungblud: Idols - The World Tour
Last-minute tickets to see Yungblud are available via Gametime for a concert at the Andrew J Brady ICON Music Center in Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Andrew J Brady Music CenterA Evening with Shawn Mullins
Shawn Mullins, an Atlanta-born singer songwriter, appears with special guest Cat Ridgeway and presents material rooted in folk rock and instrumental rock.
Ludlow GarageThe Warning
The Warning performs at The Andrew J Brady Music Center. The venue requires clear bags for entry at all events, so plan ahead and review the bag guidelines and the list of restricted items on the venue website to ensure a smooth arrival.
The Andrew J Brady Music CenterBurritofest 2026
Burritofest marks its fifth anniversary at The Comet with a lively, back-to-the-roots celebration of oddball energy, tasty jams, and sweat-soaked rock across three days. The lineup blends local mainstays and visiting guests in a genre-spanning mix, featuring Actual Italians, Annie D, Brook Pridemore of New York, Cucumbersome, Dravin & The Ravens, Phillip Diox, Simone Brine, Spam Berko, Terrain of Maryland, The Burrito Boys Boogiewoogie Big Band, Happy Tuesday, The Hiders, Jim Trace & The Makers, Just Hannah Marie, The Laurelys, Mall Witch, Maria Etc., Moonbeau, Sophie Stockton, Studio II, Sylvia Ruth, AccessToGod, Annie Wolfe of West Virginia, Bandages, Bombs Away! Comedy, Butcher's Dog, Christi Swing, Creep It Real, Go Go Buffalo, Harlot, Heavy Hinges, Heist, Patterns of Chaos, Serene Suite, Sounding Rod, Temani, Thelonius, Umin, and Yinyang Sunflower. This pay-what-you-can festival welcomes donations of any size, and there will be t-shirts and other goodies for sale. One day features an expanded schedule, and sponsor acknowledgments along with performer spotlights are planned.
THE COMETSupport for Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Questioning Men Group
This ongoing men’s discussion group meets at the Treehouse Space on the first and third Thursdays each month. It offers a welcoming place to connect with others, share experiences, and learn together. The program is structured rather than drop in, with month-to-month participation, and members are asked to give notice one meeting in advance before leaving. The fee is 25 dollars per session.
Bourbon Flights Presented by Cavalier Distributing
Bourbon enthusiasts can explore an annual tasting spread across 15 stations throughout the Zoo, with pours offered neat, over ice, or with mixers. Attendees receive a souvenir tasting glass to use while strolling between animal habitats and enjoying music. Food is available for purchase at casual dining locations, and a beer and wine station provides options for non-bourbon drinkers. This event is part of A Toast to the Wild, sponsored by Cavalier Distributing, and supports the Lindner Center for Conservation and Research for Endangered Wildlife, also known as CREW. Funds raised go directly to ongoing research and help increase local awareness for CREW. The evening features beverage samples, close animal encounters, and more. It is a rain or shine event and is limited to guests 21 and older.
Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical GardenMotherhood, the Musical
At Essex Studios, Sue Fabisch’s original musical celebrates the journey of parenting with humor and heart. Motherhood, the Musical follows four women at a baby shower as they trade stories about the highs and lows of raising kids over a brisk 90 minutes. Audiences meet Amy, preparing for her first child, Brooke, a dedicated attorney and mom, Barb, a stay-at-home parent of five juggling constant demands, and Tina, a single mother balancing work, family, and divorce. Their friendship, laughter, and candor offer a loving look at motherhood at any stage of life. In the spirit of Ghostlight’s theatrical events, the production features interactive community elements. Partner organizations including Cincinnati Chamber of Mothers, Cincy Postpartum, and other local nonprofits will share free resources throughout the weekend, covering topics such as postpartum support, pregnancy planning and prevention, and reproductive health. Workshops leading up to the run invite parents to explore creative activities with their little ones, with sessions offered in collaboration with Planned Parenthood Southwest Ohio and set designer Samantha Reno. The venue is ADA compliant, with assistance available at the accessible entrance for guests who cannot use stairs when arranged in advance. Braille and large print programs are provided at every performance. An audio-described matinee and an ASL-interpreted evening performance are scheduled for added accessibility. Complimentary parking is available in the lot attached to the building and across the street. The creative team includes director and producer Alyssa Batsakis, music director Janet Langhorst, choreography and lighting by Gina Cerimele-Mechley, set design by Samantha Reno, and costume and prop design by Eliana Batsakis. The cast features Mary Patton as Amy, Emily Shimskey as Barb, Marva Williams-Parker as Brooke, and Maddie Sensenstein as Tina. Support for this production is provided in part by the Ohio Arts Council and by Arts Midwest through the GIG Fund.
Essex StudiosHARD14 feat. CNDRCELL, Nightpain, Shibascream and redkattseven
Presented by Mixwells Northside, Second Circle and Subsonic Frequencies, Hardstyle Anthems Revolutionizing Dance returns for its fourteenth edition, featuring CNDRCELL, Nightpain, Shibascram and redkattseven. This hardstyle, hard house and dark techno gathering centers on high energy tracks in the 140 to 160 BPM range. An open decks portion invites participants ready to bring the heat. Vendor spots are available. Admission is free and everyone is welcome.
360 All-Stars
360 AllStars will be performed live at the Aronoff Center in Procter and Gamble Hall.
Aronoff Center for the ArtsCincinnati Tattoo Arts Festival
The Cincinnati Tattoo Arts Festival takes place at Duke Energy Convention Center in Cincinnati, Ohio. This festival is dedicated to tattoo arts and provides a focused gathering around the craft.
Duke Energy Convention CenterBig Shrimp
Find tickets for Big Shrimp at Stanleys Pub.
Stanley's PubGirls' Night
Experience a girls night with a disco vibe while getting a first look at Saint Ursula Academy. The evening includes t shirt decorating, a creative DIY project, a silent dance party, and games, along with opportunities to connect with girls from across the city. This free event welcomes current 6th and 7th grade girls, and participants may bring a friend. A pizza dinner will be served. Parents can take part in a Q and A session, followed by optional tours.
Saint Ursula Academy"Movement" Art Showcase + Auction
ArtWorks presents Movement, the Red Door Project's kickoff art auction and showcase, at Cincinnati Ballet. The event focuses on creativity and community, featuring an auction of works by more than 50 artists and live music throughout. It offers a way to support local talent and engage with Cincinnati's arts scene. A highlighted piece is Hydra by Gideon Smiley (@gideonsmileyart).
Cincinnati BalletFriday Walk-In Nursery Shopping
Walk-in nursery shopping features a wide range of hard-to-find perennial edibles and native plants. The selection highlights goumi, aronia, and honeyberries alongside pawpaws, persimmons, spicebush, jostaberries, chestnuts, and a variety of herbs, with additional choices available.
Adult Dungeons & Dragons
This weekly Dungeons & Dragons game features two tiers so participants can choose the right challenge. Sign up for the option that matches your character. Tier 1 is for levels 1 to 4 and is run by Hunter. Tier 2 is for levels 5 to 10 and is run by Drew.
Getting to the Point
Experience an energetic summer concert series at the Schott Amphitheater at Sawyer Point, where Cincinnati's homegrown music scene takes center stage. Enjoy top local bands along with great food and drinks in a lively atmosphere. Lineups include Dave Cahill/The Dreaded Mids, Jimmy Clepper, Xander Wells, Dearest, The Grove, National Barks, Watch Frog, Michael Moeller, Stone & Snow, Steve Covington and the Humble Strays, The Foles, Saturdays Children, and The Inturns. This is a free event.
Sawyer PointSlow Train at Fernbank Summer Concerts
As part of Fernbank Summer Concerts, Slow Train performs outdoors at Fernbank Golf and Country Club with a set of well-known favorites.
Fernbank Golf and Country ClubJuvenile's Boiling Point Album Release Tour w/ The 400 Degreez Band
Juvenile brings the Boiling Point Album Release Tour to Bogart's with The 400 Degreez Band. This event is open to all ages. The schedule and supporting acts may change without notice or refund. Entry requirements may be updated, and purchasing tickets means agreeing to the policies in effect at the time of the event. For the latest protocols, check the venue’s website before attending. Ticket access includes a public on sale, Live Nation and Ticketmaster presales, and a VIP Meet and Greet presale.
Bogart'sThe Love Handles
Live music from The Love Handles sets the tone for an upbeat evening, with spirited tunes that keep the momentum going from the first song to the last. Make it a full night by pairing the performance with barbecue and a cold drink. Bring friends, arrive hungry, and take in the music.
Lucius QHydrophonics
Hydrophonics delivers a Cincinnati-based, organ-driven blend of funk and soul, weaving the varied backgrounds of its members into dance-ready grooves and melodic hooks. The performance features original tunes alongside reimagined selections by Ray Charles, Stevie Wonder, Bill Withers, and others, with a sound that will resonate with fans of Soulive, Medeski, Martin, Scofield and Wood, Jimmy Smith, or Cory Henry and the Funk Apostles. The quartet includes Andy Smith on Hammond organ, Daniel Nail on tenor saxophone, Carlos Vargas-Ortíz on guitar, and Jason Smart on drums. A $15 food or drink minimum applies per person in the party, per set, when the party’s beverage purchases do not meet that amount. Check-in is required within 15 minutes of the set start, otherwise seats may be resold with no refund. Tickets are non-refundable, and a one-time transfer to a future show of equal value is available if requested at least 24 hours before the performance.
Max MacCormack
Max MacCormack brings a live acoustic set to Price Hill Chili, delivering a wide-ranging mix that stretches from ZZ Top to Merle Haggard and plenty in between. Pair the performance with a meal and cold drinks from the venue and take in the music on Cincinnati’s West Side.
Price Hill ChiliBill Pierce
Presented by Kennedy Heights Arts Center and the Cincinnati Jazz Academy, this performance features internationally recognized tenor saxophonist Bill Pierce with Jim Anderson and The Semaj’ A Consort. Pierce is a dynamic performer and respected educator who served as a member and musical director of Art Blakey’s Jazz Messengers and collaborated for many years with the Tony Williams Quintet. His credits include performances and recordings with Freddie Hubbard, Max Roach, and Wynton and Branford Marsalis. A Berklee College of Music graduate, he later joined the Berklee faculty and became Chair of the Woodwind Department, guiding generations of musicians. With decades of international touring, festival appearances, and albums under his own name, he brings a voice rooted in tradition and open to innovation. The ensemble also features Art Gore on drums, Marc Fields on trombone, Sergio Pamies on piano, and Ralph DiSylvestro on trumpet. Tickets are $12.50.
Kennedy Heights Arts Center Lindner AnnexLive Music
Tom The Torpedoes present a tribute to Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, joined by special guest Tumbling Dice with a set dedicated to the Rolling Stones. Tickets are available on Eventbrite.
The Redmoor Live MusicFrom One to Another: A Walking Concert Experience
Experience the Freedom Center from a fresh perspective with an immersive walking concert created in collaboration with concertnova. Attendees move through the museum in a sequence of close-up duets, each shaped by nearby exhibits and by the institution’s place along the Ohio River, a historic route toward freedom. The program blends music from different eras and draws on Cincinnati’s role in the Underground Railroad, encouraging reflection on movement, connection, and liberation. As the journey unfolds from one gallery to the next, sound and setting come together to create a powerful, site specific performance that transforms the museum into a living canvas for artistic expression.
National Underground Railroad Freedom CenterOrdinary Elephant @ Moonrise Music Hall
Ordinary Elephant appears in an intimate listening-room setting at Moonrise Music Hall, with the evening hosted by Stone & Snow. Crystal and Pete Damore, the married folk duo behind Ordinary Elephant, have toured widely and earned admiration from artists such as Tom Paxton and Mary Gauthier. They received the International Folk Music Award for Artist of the Year in 2017 on the strength of their album Before I Go, and followed with Honest, which the Associated Press praised as one of that year’s top Americana releases. Their new self-titled album strips the arrangements back to highlight rich harmonies, interlaced banjo, guitar, and octave mandolin, and storytelling at the center. Moonrise Music Hall is a listening room in Northside, and the exact location is shared by email after a reservation is made. Advance reservations are required, there are no at-the-door reservations, and there are no added service fees.
Cincinnati, OH, United States, Ohio 45223Pedddlers Flea Market
Shop, sell, or swap at Peddlers, a haven for treasure seekers. Indoor and outdoor vendor areas are available throughout the year. Space fees start at $20 on Saturdays and Sundays, and Friday outdoor spots cost $5. Hunt for bargains or set up a table to pass your finds along.
Peddlers Flea MarketA Celebration of Roberto Díaz: Concerto Gala Concert
Celebrate the artistry of the viola at a concerto gala highlighting guest soloists Roberto Díaz, Ayane Kozasa and Milena Pajaro-van de Stadt, with Junping Qian conducting. The program includes Alfred Schnittke’s Monologue, Roberto Sierra’s Viola Concerto and Krzysztof Penderecki’s Viola Concerto. Presented within CCM’s Virtuosity, Vision and the Viola with Roberto Díaz series, the performance takes place in Corbett Auditorium. Tickets are $20 for adults, $15 for UC faculty and staff, $10 for UC students and $5 for CCM students. Tickets are available through UC Conference and Event Services with a $6 processing fee.
CCM Village | University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH, United States, Ohio 45221Cincy Ecstatic Dance Flow
At Cincinnati Yoga School’s Club Lotus, experience an ecstatic dance journey that weaves together ceremony, music, and deep relaxation. The flow begins with a welcoming ritual, continues with a live DJ set of uplifting, genre-spanning beats, and concludes with a calming sound bath, a Reiki sweep, and a shared closing circle. There is time to connect with the community before and after the session, and Sacred Serenity Healer offers handmade goods on site. The space is barefoot, sober, and free of phones and chatter, with an emphasis on consent, respect, and nonjudgment. Move at your own pace for a full-body workout that can support flexibility, endurance, strength, and coordination. Many use the practice as moving meditation to let go of stress and settle into a state of flow. It can encourage emotional release, spark creativity, soften the inner critic, and nurture confidence in a supportive atmosphere. Everyone is welcome, regardless of background or dance experience. Entry involves many stairs. Most dates are for ages 16 and up, with select all-ages sessions requiring a guardian for anyone under 16. Admission varies. Some gatherings are free by donation, while others offer adult pricing at 14.44 online or 15 at the door, with many payment options accepted. Bring water, comfortable clothing, and an open mind. Optional items include snacks, flow props, a journal, or an eye mask for the sound bath. Please keep the space substance-free, avoid glitter and strong fragrances, leave glow sticks at home, and come with care and respect for yourself and others.
Cincinnati Yoga SchoolAccelerate 17 featuring Single Action, AP, Gnarfox, BAAS and redkattseven
A monthly drum and bass night in Cincinnati returns with its seventeenth edition, presented by Fuel Lounge OTR, Subsonic Frequencies, and Accelerate: Cincinnati Drum And Bass. The lineup features special guest Single Action from Columbus with support from AP, Gnarfox, Baas, and redkattseven. Entry is a suggested $5 donation at the door, and $5 presales are available on Eventbrite. Attendees can look forward to door prizes from redkattseven. Vending slots are still open, and interested vendors can contact the organizers for details.
Cincinnati, OH, United States, OhioiOS Learning Series
Learn practical ways to get more from your iPhone or iPad in a small-group series centered on built-in accessibility tools. Each session provides interactive guidance and actionable tips you can use immediately. Topics rotate every four to five weeks, and you can RSVP for one session or multiple, depending on your needs. Class size is limited to about eight to ten participants to allow time for questions, practice, and personalized support. To coordinate attendance or RSVP, contact Todd Farmer at 513-487-4231 or todd.farmer@cincyblind.org.
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra: Roderick Cox - Beethoven & Tchaikovsky
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra takes the stage at Cincinnati Music Hall with Roderick Cox conducting a program of Beethoven and Tchaikovsky. This concert highlights Beethoven’s enduring legacy and presents his music alongside selections by Tchaikovsky.
Cincinnati Music HallMother's Day Afternoon Tea With Cats
Celebrate mothers with a charming afternoon tea in a historic home filled with friendly resident cats. Tea dresses and big hats are encouraged for this festive occasion. The experience begins in the lounge with a tiny teacup tasting of a curated blend, then parties are seated in the Victorian Parlor or Dining Room for the full service. A classic three-tier stand features freshly baked sweets and savory bites, complemented by unlimited cups of thoughtfully selected teas. Warm, fluffy scones arrive by hand straight from the oven. Guests may explore the open rooms on the first floor and enjoy the character of the mansion. Resident cats often offer a warm welcome and may keep you company, and they enjoy gentle pets and a treat from the jar. Free parking is available behind the venue and on nearby streets. Cancellations made at least 24 hours in advance receive a credit toward a future event. No credits are issued for no-shows.
8 Cats CincinnatiHouston Astros at Cincinnati Reds
The Cincinnati Reds host the Houston Astros at Great American Ball Park, the Reds’ home along the Ohio River. The venue is known for contemporary amenities, sweeping views, and wallet-friendly seating, creating a welcoming setting for this matchup.
Great American Ball ParkSatchvai Band
Joe Satriani and Steve Vai perform with the SATCHVAI Band at Riverbend Music Center. The venue follows a clear-bag requirement for all events. For full details on bag guidelines, venue rules, and prohibited items, check the venue website. A parking fee will be in effect.
Riverbend Music CenterCincinnati Tattoo Arts Festival
A live celebration of tattoo art takes place at Duke Energy Convention Center.
Duke Energy Convention CenterCincy Bourbon, Beer & Wine Tour
At Fountain Square, the Cincy Bourbon, Beer & Wine Tour offers a three hour guided experience that moves by streetcar from stop to stop for curated tastings and local insight. Enjoy a flight of four bourbon tastings at Willow Run with the option to create your own tasting, two glasses of wine paired with light bites at Revel Winery, and a flight of three beers with light bites at Mellotone Beer Project. Presented by Riverside Food Tours, this outing blends education, storytelling, and a look at the small businesses shaping Cincinnati’s craft scene. It provides an easy, worry free way to explore bourbon, wine, and beer in a single outing, with safety, enjoyment, and value in mind.
Fountain Square2026 Black Fae Day Meetup
Midwest BSFA hosts an annual Black Fae Day meetup at Mt Airy Arboretum, celebrating the official theme Realms and Factions with a light versus dark twist.
Mt Airy ArboretumUnchARTed: A Journey of Longing and Making in Miniature
At the Cincinnati Art Museum, artist Bakula Nayak leads UnchARTed: A Journey of Longing and Making in Miniature, a ticketed program that weaves storytelling, painting, and spoken-word poetry into a personal reflection on the exhibition Longing: Painting from the Pahari Kingdoms of the Northwest Himalayas. Through this creative lens, she explores longing, belonging, and power, raising questions about motherhood, migration, devotion, and how yearning can be held within the body. Drawing from time spent in Jaipur studying miniature painting as a curious outsider, Nayak connects centuries-old traditions to the present in an intimate way. The experience concludes with a hands-on session in miniature techniques, where participants experiment with traditional tools, including fine brushes and wasli paper long used by Indian miniature painters for centuries. This program is designed for adults, and teens ages 13 and up may attend when accompanied by an adult. Accessibility accommodations are available with advance notice.
Cincinnati Art MuseumFloral Workshop: The Boule Vase
At Rookwood, Patricia Campos of Una Floral leads a 90-minute floral arranging workshop focused on the Boule Vase. Using seasonal stems, participants explore shape and proportion while discovering how flowers naturally settle into a rounded vessel to create arrangements that feel both intentional and relaxed. The session welcomes all experience levels and includes guided instruction from Una Floral. Each attendee completes an arrangement to take home in a Boule Vase with a choice of Raffia or Patina, and the fee is $150 per person. Una Floral, owned by Patricia, is known for sculptural, textural designs that work with the natural movement of each stem. Cancellations made more than 48 hours in advance are eligible for a full refund, while cancellations within 48 hours are not refundable, and requests can be made by phone or email.
Rookwood Pottery CompanyAmerica250: Of Thee We Sing
At Christ Church Cathedral, the Cincinnati Youth Choir and Cincinnati Choral Academy present a choral celebration of 250 years of the American story. The program reflects on shared aspirations, obstacles, and achievements through music that honors the nation’s people and ideals while highlighting the ties that bring communities together. Featured ensembles include Bel Canto, Con Brio, Vivace, Voci, Vivo Coro, Piccolo Coro, and the Cincinnati Choral Academy.
Christ Church CathedralManifest Emerges Phase One: Printmaking Wing Ribbon Cutting and Open House
This free public open house marks the official ribbon cutting for Phase One of a two-part renovation and expansion of Manifest’s historic facility. The milestone highlights the completed Manifest Printmaking Wing, which provides public access to stone lithography and is regarded as the only resource of its kind in the region outside academic institutions. The program begins with brief remarks and a participatory ribbon cutting, then continues with refreshments, studio visits, and conversation. A photo display in the Gallery Hall traces 21 years of Manifest’s history, and information about Phase Two and the launch of the Manifest Center for the Visual Arts will be available. On-site parking will be provided, with additional and overflow options nearby supported by neighbors. This event has been rescheduled due to a heating equipment issue.
Manifest Drawing CenterCassette Junkies
Cassette Junkies return to Element Eatery for a live set on the outdoor stage. Bring your appetite and get ready for a fun time while the band provides the entertainment.
Element EateryPre-Mother's Day Comedy Show
A pre Mother's Day comedy show at Cincinnati's historic 20th Century Theater spotlights comedians with credits on Comic View, Def Jam, and Comedy Central. Alonzo "Hamburger" Jones tops the bill with quick humor and everyday-life storytelling. Horace HB Sanders delivers a high energy set, and Michael Jackson, known as Comedian Mike J., hosts the evening. The theme is Pretty Outfits, so dressing up is encouraged. Proceeds benefit Agape Community Houses Inc.
The 20th Century TheaterTribute to the Bee Gees
At Taft Theatre, One Night Only presents a full-band tribute to the Bee Gees, faithfully recreating the group’s 1997 Las Vegas appearance. The performance spans the brothers Gibb’s classic 60s material through the 70s disco era, with note-for-note takes on favorites such as Stayin' Alive, Night Fever, Massachusetts, and Nights on Broadway. Award-winning vocalists Colum Henry, Dave Lafame, and Arron Solomon lead the harmonies and signature falsettos. This international touring act has played to sold-out, standing-ovation crowds across North America. Please be aware of venue policies. A clear bag policy is in effect for all events, and a full list of rules and prohibited items can be found on the theatre’s website. There are no elevators in the theatre, and all balcony seats require climbing stairs.
Taft TheatreBAKED! Mother's Day Edition, May 9 • 8:00 AM – 11:30 AM
BAKED! returns to Northside for a one-morning Mother’s Day edition at Dojo Gelato Northside, featuring a fresh lineup from the Dojo kitchen. Doug Faulkner, known for Take the Cake and now Dojo Gelato, will be baking from-scratch favorites such as buttermilk biscuits and biscuit sandwiches, cream puffs, quiche, sweet and savory croissants, kolaches, Lil Chubbies, schnecken, malted cinnamon rolls, and orange cardamom buns. Pick up handmade pastries and baked goods to make Mother’s Day weekend extra tasty.
Dojo Gelato NorthsideAll-Seeing Eyes
This free, high-energy night at MOTR features thelmaandthesleaze, vibrolas, aseband, sirgregorytheband, drewdecker, and mimibamalama.
MOTRAnnual Plant and Bike Sale
MoBo Bicycle Co-op and the Village Green Foundation team up for an annual sale that blends gardening and cycling finds in one spot. Explore organic starter plants, take part in a free seed exchange, browse refurbished bikes, and look through bicycle parts alongside a rummage section. Bikes are priced from $100 to $1,000 with an average around $225, plants run $3 to $5, and credit cards are accepted.
MoBo Bicycle Co-opStudent Volunteer Day
Contribute to hands-on horticulture projects at Spring Grove, working across 450 acres of grounds. This volunteer opportunity welcomes high school and college students as well as the general public, including parents, and participants can earn service hours. Space is limited to 25 people per session, and registration is required. The Horticulture Team will meet participants at the Customer Service Center. Plan for the weather, wear closed-toe shoes, and bring water. Provide an email address to receive a confirmation and complete the appropriate waiver in advance.
Spring Grove Cemetery & ArboretumNeighborhood Cleanup: Walnut Hills
A neighborhood cleanup in Walnut Hills focuses on tidying public spaces. The meeting spot is in front of the Taft Garden in Walnut Hills. Bring work gloves if you have a pair. This recurring series rotates among East Walnut Hills, Evanston, and Walnut Hills. For questions, contact Lisa Jones at 513-485-8473.
Taft GardenGreen Fuzz and more
This free event features pop-punk and alternative music at Oddfellows Liquor Bar. A no-cover night for fans of these genres.
Oddfellows Liquor BarThe Cincinnati Cadillac Club 24th Anniversary Sneakers Ball
Enjoy a complimentary dinner along with beer and coolers, with setups provided. The night also includes raffle drawings and prize giveaways.
Phillips Event CenterSaturday Walk-in Nursery Shopping
Enjoy walk-in nursery shopping focused on perennial edible plants that are hard to find elsewhere. The selection features Goumi berries, Aronia berries, honey berries, pawpaws, persimmons, spicebush, jostaberries, chestnuts, herbs, natives, and more. Browse fruiting shrubs and trees alongside herbs and native plants, and choose unique additions for your garden.
Westside Market
The Westside Market returns for its ninth season with a lively community gathering in the heart of Westwood, celebrating small businesses, local makers, great food nearby, and live entertainment. Explore more than one hundred vendors and small businesses, including mobile boutiques, handcrafted goods, and work by local artists from across Cincinnati’s West Side. A dedicated Kid Market highlights young entrepreneurs and their creations. Live music from JonJon and Flying Brian sets an upbeat soundtrack throughout the event. The market spans indoor and outdoor spaces at Westwood Town Hall, and indoor restrooms are available for added comfort. Located within the Westwood DORA District, attendees can purchase a beverage from nearby establishments and enjoy it while they browse. Neighborhood favorites such as Nation Westwood, W Bar + Bistro, West Side Brewing, and other area spots are close at hand for dining and drinks. Families can relax in the park, let children enjoy the play area, and take in everything the Westwood neighborhood offers. This is a free community event.
Westwood Town HallSecond Saturdays
The event features a market of fiber art created by guild members, demonstrations on preparing and using Mariel plant dyes to paint on cloth, and a free hands-on station where participants ages 7 and up can make their own pompoms to take home. It is also presented as a fun Mother’s Day outing for moms and daughters. Attendees can get to know the Weavers Guild of Greater Cincinnati while shopping, watching the dye process, and trying a simple craft.
Weavers Guild of Greater CincinnatiReiki Level 2 training - The Sanctuary of Spiritual healing
A Reiki Level 2 certification class at The Sanctuary of Spiritual Healing invites students to deepen their Reiki practice in an immersive, in person training led by the three Sanctuary Sisters. Over approximately six to eight hours, participants explore the Usui Reiki symbols and receive a second attunement that further opens the flow of energy for self care, support of others and animals, and the capacity to offer healing across distance. Guided practice is included, with time to begin distance work. Each attendee receives Reiki II materials to add to a Level I binder, along with a Level II certificate. Ongoing community support is available through a weekly Reiki share circle and a monthly student gathering. Tuition is offered on a sliding scale of $350 to $550, with identical instruction at any contribution level. A $50 deposit secures a spot, and the remaining balance is due on the day of the class.
Cincy Brunch & Streetcar Food Tour
Set out on a flavorful walking and streetcar tour through historic Over the Rhine, beginning in Washington Park beside the grand Music Hall, where knowledgeable guides share engaging stories of Cincinnati’s past with vintage photos. The first tasting features a generous plate in one of the neighborhood’s largest beer gardens, a revived space that blends a modern craft brewery with a farm to table kitchen, along with tales from a time marked by political corruption, brewing culture, and nightlife. Next comes an authentic Argentine empanada while you take in ornate architecture and the lively pace of the streets. The route continues east to highlight outdoor hand painted murals plus independent shops and restaurants. Featured stops change from week to week, and samples might include a crispy, cheesy slice of Detroit style pizza or a freshly made taco, creating a mix of sweet and savory bites from locally owned spots. Afterward, the group boards the streetcar to Findlay Market, the oldest urban outdoor market in Ohio, to taste a Cincinnati specialty, assorted cheeses, fudge, and a final treat. Any leftovers can be packaged to go. Participants can return to Washington Park with the guide or stay to explore the market, with friendly tips and answers available to help with next steps. A vegetarian option is available.
Race Street, CincinnatiMother's Day Brunch Tasting Tour
Treat Mom to a flavorful outing that pairs a guided history walk through Findlay Market with five tasting stops featuring brunch dishes and drinks, plus a small gift to take home. Along the way, look for items from local merchants such as potato cheddar pierogi from Babushka Pierogi, a brown butter chocolate chip cookie from Maverick Chocolate Co., edible flower infused goat cheese with Rhined crostini from The Rhined, an iced tea selection from Wendigo Tea Co., and a Swedish dishcloth from Artichoke. Tickets are $35 per person. Payments are non-refundable and are accepted as a donation to the Corporation for Findlay Market, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that supports food access and food entrepreneurship initiatives in the community. If you have a food allergy or dietary restriction, please reach out in advance so needs can be shared with participating merchants. Accommodations are not guaranteed, and participation is at the guest's own discretion and risk.
Findlay MarketMother's Day Afternoon Tea
Mother's Day is marked with a poolside afternoon tea at 8 Cats Cincinnati, set within a historic home that recalls intimate tea gatherings from more than a century ago. Guests are encouraged to wear Easter tea dresses and big hats. The experience begins with a tiny teacup sample of a house-curated tea before parties are seated at tables around the pool in a backyard oasis where the gentle sound of the waterfall and the nearby zoo’s painted dogs and gibbons can be heard. Shaded tables with umbrellas and nearby fans help keep the space comfortable on warmer days. A traditional three-tiered tray offers freshly baked treats and savory bites, paired with unlimited cups of curated teas, with a selection that includes one for each resident kitty, served hot or iced. Warm, fluffy scones are delivered straight from the oven during the service. While the resident cats are not permitted outdoors and will not be present at the pool, visitors are welcome to spend time with them inside on the first floor of the home. In case of inclement weather, the tea will be moved indoors. Free parking is available behind the venue and on nearby streets. Cancellations made at least 24 hours in advance receive a credit toward a future event. No credits are issued for no-shows.
8 Cats CincinnatiRed Dog's Mutt Market
Red Dog's Mutt Market transforms the MadTree Taproom into a curated marketplace for canines and their humans. The event features more than 20 local small businesses, selected to create a cohesive, pet-focused shopping experience. Launched in 2020, it has grown into a vibrant celebration of Cincinnati dogs and is guided by a shared love for the rescue community. Additional details will be announced.
MadTree TaproomPaint a Million Miniatures Celebration
This celebration recognizes participants in the Paint a Million challenge. Bring the miniatures you pledged, and receive rewards for successfully completing your commitments.
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Moto Federation Community Motorcycle GarageCincinnati Tattoo Arts Festival
The Cincinnati Tattoo Arts Festival arrives as a live event at the Duke Energy Convention Center. Tickets are available at competitive rates, and attendees can look over the schedule and choose preferred seating.
Duke Energy Convention CenterPetals in the Park with Mom
Mark Mother’s Day with Petals in the Park with Mom, a hands-on floral workshop at the Sherwin-Williams Porch. Learn a straightforward method for creating a lush seasonal centerpiece while you practice arranging a low, well-balanced table piece. Explore how to select focal blooms, layer textures, and place each element with intention. This experience suits hosts, gift givers, and anyone who wants to craft something beautiful for home. Come with your mom, gift the experience, or treat yourself, and head out with a professionally styled arrangement ready to display. Presented with support from Sherwin-Williams and the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra.
Washington ParkLorcana Wilds Unknown Weekly League
A weekly Lorcana league features a constructed-format tournament with casual play available before the main event. Expect three rounds of matches played as best of three. Participants should bring a tournament-legal deck that follows the current set rotation and have a Ravesburger PlayHub account. League scoring awards five points for checking in and two points for each match win. Regular participation is encouraged, as attending five league events grants free entry into the Wilds Unknown Set Championship. The top three finishers receive store credit as a cash prize, with amounts based on registration across the season. Everyone who attends receives a promo card.
The Mendelssohn Piano Trios
Manami White, Tom Guth, and Matthew Phelps perform the complete set of Mendelssohn’s piano trios at Knox Presbyterian Church. Celebrated for drama, beauty, and virtuosity, these works are rarely presented together on a single program.
Knox Presbyterian ChurchMother's Day
Celebrate Mother’s Day at the Cincinnati Zoo with complimentary admission for mothers. Enjoy time with the special women in your life and see favorite animal moms around the zoo. To receive free admission, mothers should let the staff at the turnstiles know upon arrival. Free seed packets from General Electric Credit Union are available for moms while supplies last.
Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden2026 SKIF Cincinnati Gasshuku
The 2026 SKIF Cincinnati Gasshuku offers focused karate training led by Nobuaki Kanazawa, Kancho of the Shotokan Karate-Do International Federation, visiting from Tokyo. Hosted at the Aikido of Cincinnati facility, this seminar marks his first time teaching in Cincinnati. The program features six sessions that include four general sessions open to all ranks, one session for instructors, and one private session. Participants can build deeper understanding, sharpen fundamentals, and experience authentic Japanese karate instruction. Karateka from any style or affiliation are welcome, and youth, teens, and adults may take part. Certificates are provided, and lunch is available for extended participants.
Mother's Day Brunch
Make Mother’s Day special with a festive brunch at the Terrace Café inside the Cincinnati Art Museum. After the meal, explore the galleries to enjoy the museum’s exhibitions and collection, then stop by the Gift Shop to pick out something for Mom. The menu includes a made-to-order omelet station with eggs or egg whites, cheeses like cheddar, Swiss, feta, and cheddar jack, vegetables such as mushrooms, onions, tomatoes, peppers, scallions, and spinach, and meats including ham, sausage crumbles, and Canadian bacon. Freshly baked treats range from muffins and scones to cinnamon rolls, fruit pastries, and croissants, paired with a seasonal fruit display. Hot selections include French toast with fruit compote, applewood-smoked bacon, sausage patties, breakfast potatoes, creamy mac and cheese, a medley of seasonal vegetables, lemon chicken, and halibut topped with mango salsa. Assorted juices are available, and Mimosa and Bloody Mary specials are offered for $8. Pricing is $49.95 per adult and $24.95 for children 12 and under, with free dining for children under 3. Reservations are required and accepted by phone only at 513-639-2986 through the Terrace Café. For accessibility accommodations, please contact access@cincyart.org in advance. The museum is open Tuesday through Sunday and offers free general admission and free parking.
Cincinnati Art MuseumJazz Showcase
A multi-age celebration of America’s signature art form, jazz, unfolds as four CCM Prep ensembles take the stage in a spirited showcase. Performances feature the CCM Youth Jazz Orchestra, the CCM Prep High School Jazz Combo, the CCM Prep Middle School Jazz Explosion, and the CCM Prep Adult Jazz Combo. Guided by music directors Eric Lechliter and Brad Myers, student musicians bring swinging energy to the Cohen Family Studio Theater. Admission is free, and the program is expected to run about 90 minutes.
CCM Village | University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH, United States, Ohio 45221Angelmaker and more
Angelmaker appears alongside Shadow Of Intent, Mental Cruelty, and Synestia, bringing these artists together on one lineup. Fans can see these acts on the same bill in a single event.
Bogart'sStand-Up Comedy
At Mellotone in Over-the-Rhine, a recurring stand-up night showcases comedians from the area and surrounding region in collaboration with Bombs Away Comedy. This biweekly Tuesday series keeps the laughs coming with a steady stream of live sets and a welcoming comedy vibe.
Mellotone Beer ProjectBilmuri
Bilmuri, The Home Team, and GANG! will be performing.
The Andrew J Brady Music CenterLiterary Arts Nonprofit Admin Caucus
This casual meetup brings together literary arts nonprofit administrators from across Ohio to connect and talk alongside the Ohio Arts Council’s Arts Impact Conference in Cincinnati. Organized by Lit Youngstown and Literary Cleveland, the gathering takes place at Fiona’s in the lobby of Graduate by Hilton Cincinnati, where a cash bar and dinner menu are available. Conference registration is not required to attend, and participants can also request to be included in future correspondence.
Graduate By Hilton CincinnatiStephen Lynch: The Me Tour
Stephen Lynch brings The Me Tour to Bogart's for a performance open to all ages, and all are welcome. Lineups and scheduling, including any supporting acts, may change without prior notice or refunds. Entry policies may be updated, and buying tickets means agreeing to follow the requirements in effect at the time of the event. For the latest information on protocols, check the venue’s website as the date approaches.
Bogart'sStephen Lynch
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Bogart'sBaby Cham
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Ludlow GarageTarot Thursdays
Tarot Thursdays at The Potted Palm features tarot readings with the option to reserve a session in advance. Walk-ins are welcome, and those with reservations receive priority.
The Potted PalmFree Throw - Moments Before The Wind Tour
Free Throw brings the Moments Before The Wind Tour to Bogart's for an all ages concert, and everyone is welcome. Lineups and schedules may change without notice or refund. Entry policies can be updated, and purchasing tickets indicates agreement to follow the requirements in place at the event. For the latest protocols, check the venue’s official information ahead of time.
Bogart'sSuffs at Procter & Gamble Hall at Aronoff Center
Suffs takes the stage for a live performance at Procter & Gamble Hall at the Aronoff Center. Expect a showcase of talent from the performers.
Procter and Gamble Hall Aronoff CenterCamp Washington Spring Dumpster Week!
A spring dumpster weekend in Camp Washington provides two neighborhood dumpsters for residents and businesses to use. It coincides with the Camp Washington Yard Sale, creating a convenient chance to let go of unwanted items instead of bringing them back inside.
Camp Washington Urban Revitalization CorporationIndu Aromatherapy "Trunk Show" with Marni Task
Indu Aromatherapy presents a trunk show at World Peace Yoga Cincinnati featuring founder Marni Task. Guests can explore the full collection, including essential oil blends, lotions, ritual mists, Body, Room and Pillow Spray, Liquid Body Wash, a shea butter spa candle, yoga mat cleaner, 70 percent alcohol hand sanitizer, 80 percent FDA standard hand sanitizer, and the Rolling Bliss roll-on perfume. Attendees will have the chance to sample products and receive personalized suggestions from Marni on bringing aromatherapy into a yoga practice or wellness routine. Created to calm the nervous system and elevate the spirit, Indu grew from Marni’s experience as a Jivamukti Yoga teacher and is still blended with mantra, a tradition she continues to this day.
World Peace Yoga CincinnatiAult Park Advisory Council Presents: Havana Night
An energetic outdoor celebration transforms Ault Park Pavilion into a Havana-inspired evening of salsa under the stars. Attendees can dress in festive Havana style, take part in a beginner-friendly salsa lesson, and enjoy open dancing. Live music comes from Son Del Caribe, widely acknowledged as Ohio’s top salsa band, blending pan-Caribbean and Latin American rhythms. The event features five tastings of Caribbean-inspired beers, seltzers, and mixed drinks. Food is available from the Get In Or Stay Behind Food Truck, including a sandwich highlighting Cuban flavors. All proceeds support Ault Park through the Ault Park Advisory Council, an independent non-profit 501(c)(3) organization.
Ault ParkDrew Freeland at Element Eatery
Enjoy dinner and drinks alongside live music at Element Eatery. The venue features nine different food options and a full bar with more than 40 taps. Admission is free, and there is ample complimentary parking. Live performances are presented every weekend.
Element EateryGeoff Tate's Operation: Mindcrime - The Final Chapter
Geoff Tate's Operation: Mindcrime - The Final Chapter takes the stage at Taft Theatre. A clear bag policy is in effect for all events at this venue, and a full set of rules and prohibited items is maintained for reference. The building does not have elevators, and access to the balcony requires climbing stairs.
Taft TheatreCollies Live at The Vault
Collies performs at The Vault with a set featuring rock from the 1970s and 1990s, modern tracks, and a number of the band's own original songs.
The VaultSpherical Agenda
Catch Spherical Agenda at Stanley's Pub for live music that blends jazz and rock from a local band. The cover charge is $10.
Stanley's PubMay Festival Opening Night
Julia Bullock takes the stage at Cincinnati Music Hall in Cincinnati for a live performance. Tickets are available.
Cincinnati Music HallThe House On Watch Hill
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Ensemble Theatre CincinnatiMaking Tulip Bark Baskets and Foraged Herbal Tea: Double Workshop
Two experienced wildcrafters, Ande "the Elf" Schewe and Marielle "the Farming Artist" McIntosh, team up for a hands-on double workshop in natural skills. Begin by learning to work with tulip poplar bark as a versatile craft material while weaving a sturdy, functional basket with guidance from Ande. Then take your newly made basket on a guided plant walk with Marielle to the nursery and Icehouse garden to identify foraged herbs and gather ingredients for a shared herbal tea prepared together. After the instructional portion, participants can relax during community tea with a fire, music, and storytelling. The cost is $65 per person for both sessions, with payment accepted by credit card online or by cash or check in person. For questions, contact cpinursery@gmail.com. This outdoor gathering is weather dependent and may be rescheduled if needed.
Growing Value NurseryComedy At The Comet | AKEEM WOODS
Bombs Away! Comedy brings stand up to The Comet inside its comedy club setting, pairing an intimate room with the energy of a venue known for live music. Akeem Woods headlines with credits that include Stand Up NBC, Kevin Hart’s LOL Network, The Late Late Show with James Corden, Pause on HBO, and Sex Sells on Fuse. His work has also been featured on popular podcasts such as Whorible Decisions, Lip Service with Angela Yee, and Why Won’t You Date Me with Nicole Byers, and he appears regularly on Godfrey’s podcast on the Gas Digital Network. The show also features Ossia Dwyer and Chris Siemer. Two performances are scheduled, giving you flexibility on when to attend. Tickets are $15 in advance and $20 the day of, and advance purchases hold your seat until shortly before the show begins. Refunds are available up to 24 hours before doors, with the option to transfer to a future date when possible. The Comet houses Bombs Away! Comedy Club and offers a full bar along with a kitchen serving tacos, big burritos, and queso. Free street parking is available nearby along well lit sidewalks. With a three decade history presenting live music, The Comet now hosts two Bombs Away! Comedy shows every Saturday night.
Bombs Away! ComedyPAW Patrol Live! "A Mighty Adventure"
PAW Patrol Live! A Mighty Adventure takes place at Heritage Bank Center and offers an optional VIP experience for fans. The VIP ticket provides a premium seat along with exclusive access to a post-show photo opportunity with PAW Patrol characters. Every attendee in a group who is age 1 or older needs a VIP ticket. VIP packets can be picked up at the VIP check-in before the performance, and character appearances are subject to change.
Heritage Bank CenterSunny Season Yoga Series at Burnet Woods
Led by Casey Gries, this outdoor series offers themed community yoga in Burnet Woods, often gathering at the historic bandstand to practice amid trees, open sky, and green lawns. Sessions are low to medium intensity and welcome participants of all experience levels. Please bring a yoga mat, a towel or blanket, water, and sunglasses. If there is heavy rain, thunder, or lightning, class will be canceled. In light rain or mist, practice may move under the bandstand. Themes across the season include a goddess flow celebrating Beltane and the divine feminine, a sun-powered sequence inspired by the sun at its peak, a focus on growth and steadiness under the Buck Moon with strength-building postures, and a practice shaped by solar and lunar eclipses that blends moon and sun salutations. Registration is available to reserve a spot. These free community classes are supported by the Cincinnati Parks Foundation’s Stewards of Burnet Woods.
Burnet Woods BandstandKID CUDI PRESENTS: THE REBEL RAGERS TOUR 2026
Kid Cudi takes the stage at Riverbend Music Center as part of The Rebel Ragers Tour 2026. The concert unfolds in an open-air setting beneath the stars, offering a night of live music.
Riverbend Music CenterThe Phoenix Within
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Mikey's Late Night SliceCincinnati Symphony Orchestra
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra will perform The Waters Journey at Springer Auditorium in Cincinnati Music Hall.
Cincinnati Music HallJBM Promotions and Memorial Hall present the PAUL THORN: The Life is Just Vapor Tour with Special Guest Scott Miller
Paul Thorn brings The Life is Just Vapor Tour to Memorial Hall, presented by JBM Promotions and Memorial Hall. The show features special guest Scott Miller, a musician who grew up in Virginia and whose projects include Scott Miller and the Commonwealth and The V-Roys.
Memorial HallTribute to AC/DC: School of Rock Mason
Students from School of Rock Mason present a tribute to the music of AC/DC at The Redmoor Live Music. Attendees of all ages are welcome, and the venue’s kitchen will be open for lunch service.
The Redmoor Live MusicPAW Patrol Live! "A Mighty Adventure"
PAW Patrol Live! A Mighty Adventure brings a Very Important Pup experience to Heritage Bank Center. The VIP package features premium seating and special access to a photo opportunity with PAW Patrol characters after the performance. Every attendee who is age 1 or older must have a VIP ticket. VIP packets are available for pickup at the VIP check-in before the show. Character participation in the photo experience may change.
Heritage Bank CenterBuilt To Spill
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Ludlow GarageViolent Vira
Open to attendees of all ages at Bogart's, this show invites fans of every generation. Supporting acts and schedules may change without notice or refunds. Entry policies can be updated, and buying a ticket signifies agreement to follow the requirements in place at the time of the event. For the most current guidance, review the venue’s protocols before you go.
Bogart'sMichael Martin Murphey
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Ludlow GarageEric Lechliter Quintet w/ Mandy Gaines — A Tribute To Ella and Louis
Trumpeter Eric Lechliter leads a jazz quintet with vocalist Mandy Gaines in a tribute to Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong. The performance blends lively swing and intimate ballads, featuring Lechliter on trumpet and Gaines on vocals with Phil DeGreg on piano, Peter Gemus on bass, and Matt McAllister on drums. A $15 food or drink minimum is charged per person per set if the party’s beverage total does not meet that amount. Seats may be resold with no refund if check-in has not occurred by 15 minutes after the start of the set. Refunds must be requested at least 24 hours before the performance.
Caffè VivaceJon B - Love Soul Tour
Part of the Love Soul Tour, this concert spotlights Grammy-nominated singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Jon B., an influential voice in contemporary R&B. Known for hits like Someone to Love, They Don’t Know, and Are U Still Down, his career spans more than 25 years with a string of gold and platinum releases and collaborations with artists such as Tupac and Faith Evans. He continues to chart his own path as an independent artist, now nine studio albums into a storied journey.
The Ludlow GarageComedy At The Comet | SHAWN GARDINI
Shawn Gardini headlines a night of stand up at Bombs Away! Comedy inside The Comet, with three chances to catch the show. Known for sharp, mischievous punchlines shaped by roots in New Jersey and Philadelphia, he contributes to Matt and Shane’s Secret Podcast and appears in Gilly & Keeves, delivering a style that mixes pulpit-like cadence with playful troublemaking. The lineup also features Nick Higdon, Nick Taylor, and Emma Rook. Set in The Comet, a longtime Northside fixture for live music and the home base for Bombs Away! Comedy, the room offers an intimate setting alongside a full bar and kitchen. Tacos, hefty burritos, and queso are on the menu, complemented by a broad selection of spirits and local craft drinks. Street parking is readily available nearby with well lit sidewalks. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 on the day of the show.
Bombs Away! ComedyCincy Silent Disco
Enjoy a silent disco experience. All attendees must be 21 years or older and will receive a wristband upon entry. If the wristband is lost, you may be asked to leave, and your ticket will be voided. Ticket prices include all fees.
Woodward TheaterLexSwing Travels: USO Show and Swing Dance
At Coney Island’s Moonlight Pavilion, the Cincinnati Warbirds present a USO-style show and swing dance that honors veterans, with live big band music by Tom Daughtry’s Swing Canteen, a ceremony recognizing service members, and a cash bar with refreshments. Highlights include door prizes for standout period attire and a chance to win a ride in a WWII airplane. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door.
Coney IslandTaste of Cincinnati
In Downtown Cincinnati, this free-admission celebration spotlights regional flavors with new tastes alongside longtime favorites. It also features entertainment and plenty of chances to spend time with friends and family.
Downtown CincinnatiSummer Kickoff- Madcap Puppets, Cool Critters and Zak Morgan!
A summer kickoff at Stanbery Park features puppetry, animals, and music for all ages. Madcap Puppets presents Aesop's Fables, Cool Critters brings animals for kids and adults to see up close, and GRAMMY nominee children's entertainer Zak Morgan returns after a year away. Several vendors will also be in attendance.
Stanbery ParkAfternoon Tea With Cats
Celebrate an Easter-themed afternoon tea at 8 Cats Cincinnati, where guests are encouraged to wear tea dresses and big hats. The experience begins in the lounge with a petite teacup sample of a house curated blend, followed by seating in the Victorian parlor or dining room for a leisurely service. A classic three-tier stand presents freshly baked sweets and savory bites, paired with unlimited cups from a selection that includes a tea for each resident cat. Warm scones arrive straight from the oven for an extra treat. Guests are welcome to wander the open first-floor rooms and take in the charm of the historic mansion. Friendly resident cats often greet visitors and may linger for gentle pets and a nibble from the treat jar. Free parking is available behind the venue and on nearby streets. Cancellations made at least 24 hours in advance receive a credit toward a future event, and no credits are offered for no-shows.
8 Cats CincinnatiCincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Attend a performance of Porgy and Bess by the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. Ticket prices vary depending on seat selection.
Cincinnati Music HallCincinnati, OH
Hot Like Mars brings a live show to Motr Pub in Cincinnati. Tickets are available for this event.
MOTR PubBaby Keem
Find tickets to see Baby Keem perform.
The Andrew J Brady Music CenterBetween The Buried And Me
See Between The Buried And Me with Imperial Triumphant and The World Is A Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid To Die.
Bogart'sThe Kid LAROI
The Kid LAROI brings a live concert to The Andrew J Brady Music Center in Cincinnati, joined by Tommy Richman and WizTheMc. This lineup brings all three artists to the same stage for an evening of performances.
The Andrew J Brady Music CenterHPI 2026
Registration is open for HPI 2026, a week on campus centered on music, growth, and learning. It is open to returning campers, newcomers to HPI, and those inviting a student. Early bird registration is $190 and final registration is $215. Sponsors or parents who plan to stay on campus have a $65 option. More information and registration are available through the event listing.
God's Bible School & CollegeRoundtable
Roundtable brings an upbeat set of original jazz, blending the group’s shared influences into a unified sound. The quintet features pianist Zachary Karp, saxophonist Alec G Davis, trumpeter Gabriel Pimentel, drummer Alex Merk, and vocalist and bassist Sophia Troyer. Expect premieres of new compositions, fresh arrangements, and an energetic vibe that highlights a new voice on Cincinnati’s scene. A $15 food and drink minimum applies per person, per set, if the party’s beverage purchases do not meet the minimum. Please check in no later than 15 minutes after the set begins, as seats may be resold without refund. Tickets are non-refundable, with a one-time transfer to a future show of equal value available when requested at least 24 hours before the performance starts.
Caffè VivaceRyan Bingham and The Texas Gentlemen - Still Gettin' Away With It Tour
Ryan Bingham and The Texas Gentlemen bring the Still Gettin’ Away With It Tour to Taft Theatre, highlighting their new collaborative album They Call Us The Lucky Ones. The music blends folk, blues, country, and rock, and features songs such as Ballad of The Texas Gentlemen, The Lucky Ones, and Americana. This is Bingham’s first full-length release in years, captured with a live, loose feel and minimal overdubs to preserve the energy of the moment. The album will be available in multiple formats, including vinyl, CD, and cassette. Bingham is an Oscar, Grammy, Golden Globe, and Critics’ Choice Award-winning singer-songwriter and actor known for a raw voice and evocative storytelling. His catalog includes numerous studio and live albums, the self-produced EP Watch Out For The Wolf, and the live set Live at Red Rocks. On screen, he portrayed Walker on the series Yellowstone, and his ventures include a record label, The Great Western festival and rodeo, and Bingham Spirits. Please note venue policies. A clear bag policy is in effect for all events, with full rules and prohibited items available on the venue website. The theatre has no elevators, and balcony seating requires climbing stairs.
Taft TheatreStand-Up Comedy in OTR at Mellotone | Bombs Away Comedy | Cincinnati | January 20 & Feb 3
Mellotone Beer Project in Over-the-Rhine hosts a recurring stand-up comedy night in partnership with Bombs Away Comedy. Performers from the local scene and the surrounding region take the stage every other Tuesday.
Mellotone Beer ProjectCollege Hill-arious Improv Comedy at Free Parking Bar May 28
Enjoy an evening of unscripted laughs at Free Parking Board Games and Bites Bar in College Hill, Ohio. This improv comedy show is free to attend, and parking is free too. Pair the fun with cocktails and bites from the bar.
Free Parking3-Day Pass for MidWest Friends Fest 2026 - May 28, 29, 30
Enjoy a multi-artist show in the Revival Room at The Southgate House Revival, featuring performances by Nervous Verbs, Stokelys, Nice Device, Alex Kasznel & the Board of Directors, Lo, The Loyal Conscripts, and Red Bud Trio. Multiple bands share the stage for a single event that brings these artists together in one setting.
The Southgate House Revival11th Annual Rockin' the Boat Fundraiser
The 11th Annual Rockin’ the Boat Fundraiser at Montgomery Inn Boathouse brings together community leaders, partners, and supporters for an evening focused on supporting Cincinnati youth. Students share their experiences to highlight ICYO’s impact, a Sponsor-a-Student opportunity provides a direct way to support, and both live and silent auctions add to the festivities. The program features a seated dinner with drinks, plus dancing and entertainment from DJ JonJon of Kiss 107.1 FM. Guests can connect with ICYO supporters and community partners throughout the night. For more than three decades, Inner City Youth Opportunities has advanced year-round academic and youth development programs that help young people become educated, responsible, and caring. This event is the organization’s largest annual fundraiser, helping sustain the mentorship, resources, and opportunities students need to succeed. Registration is required.
Montgomery Inn-The BoathouseToadies: The Charmer Tour
Toadies bring The Charmer Tour to Bogart's for an all ages show. The venue notes that the schedule and support acts may change without prior notice or refunds. Entry requirements may be updated, and ticket buyers agree to follow whatever policies are in effect at the time of the event. For the most up to date protocols, consult the venue’s guidelines before attending.
Bogart'sThe Toadies
The Toadies rose to national prominence with Rubberneck, the album that delivered the defining track Possum Kingdom and the hit follow-up Away. The spotlight is on the band behind those songs, with a focus on the music that marked their breakout.
Bogart'sMac Mcanally
Find tickets for Mac McAnally at Ludlow Garage Cincinnati in Cincinnati.
Ludlow GarageGear + Gather: Community Adventure Sampler
At Community Happens Here, a free, family friendly gathering marks a first hangout in the Pleasant Ridge community and focuses on outdoor adventure and connection. Upstairs, 45 minute information sessions aim to spark ideas for getting outside and trying something new, with a full agenda to be announced. Downstairs features casual games, prizes, giveaways, and beverages, plus a used gear swap. Attendees can bring old gear to sell to others, and selected items may be purchased on the spot for Arrow Outpost in line with published selling guidelines. Outside, a bonfire sets the scene and there is a sneak peek of the kinds of tasty bites planned for the new store. This community and adventure themed day helps kick off spring.
Community Happens HereMuseum Mindfulness Yoga at Union Terminal & Character Strengths Journaling
Enjoy a mindful evening in the grand Rotunda at Union Terminal that blends a grounding yoga practice with creative reflection centered on personal character strengths. Sage Yoga guides the session to settle the body and clear the mind, creating space for intention and presence. After yoga, participants can enjoy drinks and light appetizers, then take part in a guided visualization that invites them to imagine a future self actively living their strengths each day. A provided character strengths journal supports deeper reflection with prompts about how strengths show up, where growth is desired, and practical ways to put those qualities into action. There is also time to personalize the journal cover with color, words, and imagery for a meaningful keepsake. The experience closes with writing a commitment postcard that names a chosen strength and how it will be practiced. The Holocaust & Humanity Center will mail these postcards to participants four to six weeks later as a follow up that reconnects them with their intention. Completing the VIA Character Strengths Survey is required before registration. Bring a yoga mat, and plan to sign a waiver at check in. This program is part of the Nancy & David Wolf Holocaust & Humanity Center’s Cohen Family Upstander Month, which celebrates community changemakers with family activities and an awards ceremony at historic Union Terminal.
Cincinnati Union TerminalPRIDE BRADY BLOCK PARTY
Celebrate Pride Month in Cincinnati at the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra’s fourth annual Pride Block Party, a free outdoor gathering open to everyone. Enjoy giveaways, food trucks, activities, and entertainment before a concert by the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. The festivities take place at The ICON Festival Stage at Smale Park, adjacent to The Andrew J. Brady Music Center. Music for the block party comes from DJ Boywife, and the concert features the orchestra led by conductor Daniel Wiley. Community partners add hands-on fun and learning with appearances and activities from Cincinnati Reds mascots Gapper and Mr. Redlegs, Antonio Violins, CET, Cincinnati Observatory, Cincinnati Opera, the Ohio Lesbian Archives, and SingOUT Cincy. Plan ahead for venue policies. A clear bag policy is in effect, with clear bags up to 12 by 12 by 6 inches and clutches up to 6 by 9 inches permitted, and all jackets and bags subject to search at entry. Coolers, lawn chairs, and bags larger than 12 by 12 are not allowed. Blankets are encouraged, and chairs are available as needed for guests with accessibility needs. Sealed water bottles, up to four per person, may be brought in, and no other outside food or beverages are allowed since food trucks and concessions will be available for purchase. Large umbrellas and lawn chairs will be turned away at entry. Brady Block Parties receive support from the Fifth Third Foundation as IDEA Series Sponsor and in part from a grant by the Carol Ann and Ralph V. Haile, Jr. Foundation, with presenting support from Procter & Gamble and additional support from Medical Mutual, Interact For Health, and Metro, plus Visit Cincy as partner sponsor and Hamilton County Developmental Disability Services as accessibility partner.
The Andrew J Brady Music CenterMichelle Robinson Band at Rockin’ the Roebling
The Michelle Robinson Band makes its debut at Rockin’ the Roebling with a performance marking the group’s first appearance at this event.
Schmidlapp Event Lawn & Stage at Smale Riverfront ParkJed Harrelson
Enjoy a live show from Jed Harrelson, a fitting pick for a night out with friends or a moment you have been looking forward to. Expect an engaging atmosphere and a memorable experience. Tickets are available.
The Woodward TheaterA Dose of Dylan & the Dead - Cincinnati, OH featuring Dead Revival Band & Shelter From the Storm
At The Woodward Theater, two shows unfold in one night celebrating the music of Bob Dylan and the Grateful Dead. Shelter From the Storm delivers a complete Dylan concert, followed by a full Grateful Dead show. A Shakedown vending area will be set up inside the venue, and tickets are on sale. Shelter From the Storm unites musicians with backgrounds in progressive indie, psychedelic, roots and Americana rock, jazz and blues, presenting Dylan’s songs with the spirit of his peak eras and strong vocals and harmonies. Rather than impersonation, the performance is a high energy tribute to the music itself. Also featured, Dead Revival Band from Columbus offers a Grateful Dead tribute that spans the catalog from the 60s through the 90s, moving from favorite tunes to exploratory jams and keeping the energy high throughout.
The Woodward TheaterPaul Taylor
Saxophonist Paul Taylor, known for topping the charts, steps forward with It’s A Brand New Day, his thirteenth album and first release on Shanachie Entertainment. Arriving after a three-year pause between projects, the recording embraces renewal and invites a hopeful outlook for each new beginning. Throughout a career that includes multiple Billboard number ones, Taylor has collaborated with Regina Belle, Maxi Priest, Peabo Bryson, Keiko Matsui, The Rippingtons, Peter White, Euge Groove, Michael Lington, Jamie Jones, and Marion Meadows. Creating his own music remains his driving passion. The new album features ten tracks, including nine originals and a reimagined version of Billie Eilish’s Chihiro. Raised in Denver, he found the saxophone through a youth band and drew early inspiration from Grover Washington Jr., Earth, Wind & Fire, Patrice Rushen, and Quincy Jones.
The Ludlow GarageCoffee in the Garden 2026
This coffee-focused experience unfolds among vibrant spring blooms, pairing fragrant pours with an easygoing garden stroll. Deeper Roots Coffee, La Terza Artisan Coffee Roasterie, Mom 'n 'Em Coffee & Wine, and Proud Hound Coffee will share tastings that showcase distinct coffee-growing regions from around the world. Each ticket includes a limited-edition reusable mug available only at this event, curated coffee tastings, a baked good from Deeper Roots, Coffee Talk presentations with the featured roasters, and a guided tour of Hauck Botanic Garden and the Green Learning Station. A food truck will be available for additional purchases. Enjoy music, hear the stories behind each roast, and connect with fellow coffee lovers. Cost is $40.
Civic Garden Center of Greater Cincinnati131st German Day at Hofbräuhaus Newport
An all-day celebration at Hofbräuhaus Newport marks the 131st German Day. The occasion raises funds for the German Heritage Museum, with raffle proceeds and a portion of sales benefiting the GACL. A program is planned during the festivities, and raffle prizes are available without the need to be present to win. The grand prize is a dinner party for 30 at Hofbräuhaus Newport, with beverages excluded. Expect plenty of Gemütlichkeit throughout the day.
Hofbräuhaus NewportThree Acts in Over-the-Rhine: Education
Part of the Three Acts in Over-the-Rhine series, this program at Memorial Hall presents three talks centered on education in Over-the-Rhine.
Let's Do Lunch Pre-Planning Seminar
Learn how thoughtful pre-planning can safeguard loved ones, easing emotional strain and financial decisions. Over a complimentary lunch at the Spring Grove Funeral Homes Event Center, this seminar explains the first steps and shows how straightforward the process can be. Attendees will have the chance to get questions answered on cremation, burial choices, final placement, traditional funeral services, and available payment plans.
Spring Grove Cemetery & ArboretumFreddie Gibbs Tickets
Freddie Gibbs delivers searing lyricism, gritty production, and unfiltered hip hop intensity on stage in Cincinnati, Ohio. Expect a performance packed with punchy tracks, commanding flows, and crowd energy that does not let up. It is a live rap experience steeped in the pulse of hip hop culture.
Cincinnati, OhioVegan Chili Cook-Off at Cincy VegFest
Celebrate plant-based flavor at the Vegan Chili Cook-Off at Cincy VegFest, where attendees can enjoy tastings of hearty vegan chili and cooks of all backgrounds are invited to compete. Advance purchase of tasting access is encouraged to secure a spot. The competition is open to community cooks, professional chefs, and home kitchen enthusiasts who love sharing their best plant-powered recipes. Entries must contain no animal products of any kind, be fully cooked and kept at serving temperature, and provide at least two gallons for tasting. Contestants should include a full ingredient list noting any known allergens. Numbered stations, serving utensils, and tasting cups are provided, and prizes and judges add to the fun. Proceeds benefit Our Collective Heart, a nonprofit dedicated to mind, body, and soul wellness and to compassionate living. The cook-off takes place at the Burnet Woods Bandstand in Clifton.
Burnet Woods Dr, Cincinnati, OH 45220, United StatesCrafts... With Cats
Set inside a restored Victorian mansion from 1885, this cozy evening blends creative ceramic painting with the company of friendly cats. Sparkling lights, festive touches, and a warm evergreen aroma create an inviting backdrop for a relaxed gathering recommended for ages 12 and up. Enjoy a tea service with a thoughtful selection of teas, plus cream, sugar, and light bites. Then paint a ceramic piece, with all materials provided, and bring your finished keepsake home. Throughout the event, several affectionate cats will make appearances. They may curiously check out works in progress, paw at a stray brush, and request belly rubs and pets, offering plenty of chances to enjoy their company. Complimentary parking is available behind the building and on nearby streets.
8 Cats CincinnatiBlue Wisp Big Band
The Blue Wisp Big Band brings decades of big band swing to Caffè Vivace as it marks 46 years of music in Cincinnati. The current ensemble features alto saxophonists Jeremy Long and Jamie Walkenhauer, tenor saxophonists Brent Gallaher and Dan Drees, and baritone saxophonist Larry Dickson. The trombone section includes Jeff Owen, Clarence Pawn and Brian Stevens, with Gary Langhorst on bass trombone. Trumpets are handled by Jeff Folkens, Hank Mautner, John Zappa and Kim Pensyl, and the rhythm team is Steve Schmidt on piano, Mike Sharfe on bass and Jim Leslie on drums. Founded in 1980 by drummer John Von Ohlen and trumpeter Don Johnson, the band took its name from the Blue Wisp Jazz Club where it first took root. Von Ohlen arrived from years on the road with major jazz orchestras led by Stan Kenton and Woody Herman. After hearing the depth of local talent, he set out to build a world class big band that would give area musicians a steady outlet for jazz, and Johnson helped assemble the horn lineup. With pianist Steve Schmidt and bassist Michael Sharfe already working with Von Ohlen at the club, the core rhythm section came together quickly and a midweek residency soon took off. Recording activity began in 1981 with an LP supported by WKRC, followed by four albums on the Mopro label founded by Fred and Helen Morr. Those releases were reissued in the mid 1990s on two Sea Breeze CDs, including a set recorded in Los Angeles during a 1984 West Coast tour. Thanks to distribution efforts led by Helen Morr, the music reached listeners across the United States and Europe and earned airplay and reviews, with notable alumni including trumpeter Tim Hagans and bassist Lynn Seaton. After long-running Wednesday nights at the Blue Wisp Jazz Club until its closure in 2014, the band performed at Japp’s Annex, Pirate’s Den and Urban Artifact, and now calls Caffè Vivace in Walnut Hills its home. A 15 dollar food and drink minimum applies per person per set if a party’s beverage total does not reach that amount. If check in has not occurred shortly after a set begins, seats may be released for resale with no refund. Tickets are non refundable, with a one time transfer to a future Blue Wisp Big Band performance of equal value available if requested in advance of the start.
Caffè Vivace - Cincinnati, OHAult Park Advisory Council Presents: June Summer Music Fest ft. The Menus
Ault Park’s June Summer Music Festival, a Cincinnati tradition for more than three decades, features live music by The Menus with free admission. Food and drinks will be available for purchase, including local favorites along with craft beer, margaritas, wine, hard seltzer, and water. Inflatables and games will be on hand, and volunteer organizations will offer kids’ crafts and activities. Food trucks include Sweet & Meats BBQ, Kabobske, and Graeter’s. Proceeds from food and alcohol sales benefit Ault Park.
Ault ParkBenny Benack III ft. Gabrielle Djenné: "From Etta to Ella" - Black American Ladies of Song
Trumpeter and vocalist Benny Benack III returns to Caffè Vivace with Gabrielle Djenné, bringing a touch of Broadway from New York. This program honors Black American ladies of song, drawing on Djenné’s jazz and classic soul roots with music that nods to Etta James and Ella Fitzgerald and spans generations from Betty Carter to Beyoncé. The band features Jon Eschelman on piano, George DeLancy on bass, and Alex Merk on drums. If a party’s beverage purchases do not meet the venue’s minimum, a $20 food or drink minimum will be applied per person, per set. Seats may be released without refund if check-in has not occurred within 15 minutes after the set begins. Tickets are non-refundable, with a one-time transfer to a future show of equal value available when requested at least 24 hours before the performance.
Caffè Vivace - Cincinnati, OHTusculum Street Fest 2026
A beloved Cincinnati neighborhood festival returns with local eats, craft beer, and live performances. Families will find activities for children, including face painting and games, along with a variety of vendors. The gathering supports efforts to beautify the neighborhood, highlights area businesses and the broader community, and helps fund enrichment beyond the classroom for Mount Washington School and Spencer Center. Admission is free. Do not buy tickets from anyone attempting to sell them, and all vendor communication will come only through the festival’s official profiles.
Comedy At The Comet | CLAUDE STUART
Claude Stuart headlines Bombs Away! Comedy at The Comet with a high-energy set that blends sharp writing, unpredictable physicality, and fearless crowd work. A veteran seen on The Tonight Show and Last Comic Standing, he has appeared on Scrubs, That ’70s Show, and Will & Grace, along with film roles in Starship Troopers and Man on the Moon and national commercials for Honda, Heineken, and Jeep. He created and hosted Game, Set & Laugh! for The Tennis Channel, has contributed jokes to Funny You Should Ask, and co-stars in the Amazon Prime sketch series High Land Parking. Adam Minnick and Amber Segundo are also on the lineup. The Comet, a Northside landmark in Cincinnati for 30 years, offers an intimate setting for stand-up, a full bar with spirits and local craft selections, and a kitchen serving tacos, giant burritos, and queso. Free street parking is available near the venue with well lit sidewalks.
THE COMETFather's Day- FREE Admission for all Dads
Celebrate Father’s Day at the Cincinnati Zoo with free entry for all dads. To receive complimentary admission, fathers should let the staff at the turnstiles know upon arrival. Make the day feel special with time spent together exploring the Zoo.
Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical GardenQueen City Choral Festival 2026
This non-competitive choral festival takes place on the campus of the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music and is led by Robyn Lana, founder and artistic director of the Cincinnati Youth Choir, with guest artist Jim Papoulis. It focuses on choral artistry in a safe, welcoming, collaborative environment and aims to provide the best possible experience for singers. Participants connect with peers from across the United States and form lasting friendships.
University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music - CCMLiving Dead Girl & Sepsiss
Living Dead Girl shares the stage with Sepsiss and Circle of Snakes at Oddfellows Liquor Bar in Cincinnati. The lineup brings all three acts together for a single show.
Oddfellows Liquor Bar (Cincinnati)Kathy Mattea presented by Memorial Hall
Presented by Memorial Hall, Kathy Mattea appears at Memorial Hall OTR with songs shaped by a 35-year journey across country, bluegrass, and folk. Celebrated for the depth and nuance of her interpretations, she has earned two Grammy Awards, four CMA Awards, four number-one country singles, five gold albums, and a platinum greatest-hits collection. Her latest release, Pretty Bird, produced by her longtime friend and roots music standout Tim O’Brien, reflects a renewed focus on vocal craft, supported by work with a vocal coach and an eclectic range of material. Beyond touring and recording, her recent work includes contributions to Ken Burns’s 2019 PBS documentary Country Music and stepping into the role of host for NPR’s long-running Mountain Stage, succeeding founder Larry Groce.
Memorial Hall OTRTenement Life South of Liberty
Discover how life shifted as residents crossed the canal into Over-the-Rhine on the South of Liberty tour. The route follows stories from the neighborhood’s earliest settlers in the area between the former Miami and Erie Canal, now called Central Parkway, and Liberty Street, then moves into contemporary accounts of housing activism. The tour departs from Music Hall.
Cincinnati Music HallKOI Drag Racing at The Hamilton County Ohio Fair on Sunday June The 28th
KOI Drag Racing brings side by side, heads-up drag racing to Hamilton County Fair. The event includes practice and registration, followed by eliminations. A range of classes is offered, with most entries priced at $10 and diesel trucks, hot gas, and Open Trucks at $20. All classes feature 100 percent payback.
Hamilton County FairPoolside Afternoon Tea
Experience afternoon tea at 8 Cats Cincinnati, a historic home where the tradition of intimate, at-home tea service continues beside the pool. The setting is a backyard oasis with the gentle sound of a waterfall and distant calls from the zoo’s painted dogs and gibbons. The experience begins with a petite tasting of a house-curated blend served in a tiny teacup, followed by seating at tables arranged around the water. Shade umbrellas and covered tables are provided, with fans to help keep things comfortable on warmer days. A classic three-tier stand features freshly baked sweets and savory bites, paired with unlimited pours of curated teas offered hot or iced, including a selection that corresponds to each resident cat. Expect oven-warm, fluffy scones delivered straight to the table. While the cats remain indoors and are not present outside, guests may visit them on the first floor of the home. If the weather does not cooperate, the tea moves inside. Complimentary parking is available behind the venue and on nearby streets. Cancellations made at least 24 hours in advance receive a credit toward a future event, and no credits are issued for no-shows.
8 Cats CincinnatiKirk Whalum
Kirk Whalum brings his unmistakable, full-toned tenor to Ludlow Garage in Cincinnati for a live performance shaped by Memphis gospel beginnings and Houston's vibrant club scene. Discovered by Bob James, he went on to record five albums for Columbia Records, including the No. 1 release Cache. A sought-after session musician, his saxophone is heard on Whitney Houston's I Will Always Love You, and his collaborations span Barbra Streisand, Quincy Jones, Luther Vandross, and Al Jarreau. A twelve-time GRAMMY nominee and the 2011 GRAMMY Award winner for Best Gospel Song, Whalum blends jazz, R&B, and gospel across more than 25 solo albums and his Gospel According to Jazz series. Expect a soulful, wide-ranging set from an artist whose sound continues to resonate.
The Ludlow GarageMovers and Shakers Storytime
You and your child will share stories, sing, dance and enjoy music, movement, and fun. This event is recommended for children ages 1 through 4.
Clifton Branch LibraryPreschool Storytime
Enjoy a storytime geared towards preschool aged children. There will be books, songs, and activities that help build early literacy and social emotional skills. This event is recommended for children ages 1-6 and requires no registration.
Northside Branch Library