Events in Cincinnati
Medicare 101 for Veterans
An informational session focused on Medicare, with guidance tailored to veterans and their families. Learn how Medicare works alongside VA Health, Tricare for Life, and ChampVA, especially if you are turning 65 and weighing your options. Open to non-veterans as well, it offers a straightforward overview of Parts A, B, C, and D...the full alphabet soup of Medicare.
Northside Farmers Market
A summer-focused farmers market takes place at Jacob Hoffner Park.
Jacob Hoffner ParkSmale Mind and Body
Complimentary outdoor yoga guided by instructors from Embra Studios takes place on the Schmidlapp Event Lawn in Smale Riverfront Park, located behind Cincinnati Lager House. Participants can enjoy a teacher-led practice in a public green space at no cost.
Phyllis Smale Riverfront ParkCraft Workshop: Fairy Light Lanterns
Celebrate a burst of red, white, and blue while learning to decorate sugar cookies at West Side Brewing. This beginner-friendly two-hour workshop from Sweetened by Nature Bakery LLC covers the essentials, including dough and icing fundamentals, piping practice with royal icing, and smart strategies for planning designs. Participants decorate a set of six cookies using four colorful icings, with all tools and materials provided and guidance from a live, in-person instructor. Leave with a solid grasp of core techniques along with a few new skills to try at home. Bring a smile and consider wearing an apron. Details on refunds, what to bring, credits, and FAQs are available in the Class FAQ tab.
West Side BrewingJazz in the Camp 2026
Enjoy a free summer jazz series presented by Jazz Alive at the American Sign Museum. A different band performs each week for a rotating lineup of sounds. Attendees are welcome to bring snacks or a picnic and sip a drink at the bar.
American Sign MuseumSummer on the Hill: Yoga Wednesdays with Tiffany
Settle into a gentle yoga session led by Tiffany at Patrick Wolterman Memorial Park. This free class welcomes participants of any experience level and focuses on intentional movement and a calm pace in an outdoor setting to support well-being. Please bring a yoga mat, and consider inviting a friend.
Patrick Wolterman Memorial ParkINTRO to Casino: FUNdamentals
Discover the foundations of Cuban Casino, often known as Cuban Salsa, in a beginner-friendly class that blends clear, step-by-step instruction with a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. Participants learn essential footwork, timing, and partner connection, and no partner is required. This social and expressive dance has deep Cuban roots and plenty of energy, and the session focuses on building a solid base whether you are brand new or polishing fundamentals. Individual feedback is included to help assess progress. Day-of registration is available, with check-in recommended 15 minutes early. Pricing options include a $20 drop-in or $75 for a month. Payments are accepted via Venmo at @laformulamusicproductions, as well as Zelle, cash, or check. Free parking is available around the building.
Melodic Eye
Melodic Eye brings a collaborative jam to Green Man Park in Walnut Hills, featuring percussionist D’Anna Kennedy of the Dendromamba family as a special guest. The performance is presented by Far-I Rome Productions.
Green Man ParkTrivia Wednesdays at The Fix Coffehouse & Bar 7:00PM to 9:00PM
The Fix Coffeehouse & Bar hosts a weekly trivia night filled with laughs and friendly competition. Participation is free, teams are welcome, and prizes go to the top performers. Settle in with a favorite drink and put your knowledge to the test across a variety of questions.
The Fix Coffeehouse & BarSummer Essentials: Peace & Posture with Dara O’Loughlin
Guided by Dara O’Loughlin at World Peace Yoga Cincinnati, this summer class helps participants stay connected to their practice while exploring the essential foundations of yoga postures. It offers a welcoming environment for newcomers and for experienced students interested in reconnecting with a beginner’s mindset. Participants receive clear, detailed instruction that explains the how and why of each movement, along with a calming setting supported by gentle music. Guidance includes verbal cues and the option for hands-on assistance, and poses are tailored to the individual so the practice fits each body. The focus is on building body awareness, strength, and flexibility, while fostering a clear, calm perspective. Recommended for absolute beginners, practitioners refining alignment, and anyone looking for a mindful, low-pressure way to move.
World Peace Yoga CincinnatiToddler Storytime
Young children build early language skills through stories, rhymes, and music in a lively, playful setting. This program welcomes participants from infancy through school age. Please register and include the total number of people in your group.
Mt. Washington Branch LibraryHartwell BIG Pantry
At the Hartwell Community Center, Food for the Soul’s Self-Select Pantry offers fresh produce and groceries in a welcoming, dignified setting for everyone.
World Cup: Ecuador vs Germany
Germany takes the field for its third World Cup match. This event focuses on that game.
Kantine Biergarten Eatery7th Annual Braille Ale Launch Party with Fritsch
Now in its seventh year, this launch party celebrates the return of Braille Ale, a Cincinnati original created by CABVI and West Side Brewing to bring people together and support people who are blind or visually impaired. Fritsch helps set the tone for an evening centered on community and inclusion, highlighted by the release of this year’s Raspberry Gose in cans featuring braille labeling. Guests can take part in blindfold games, raffles, and Catch-a-Fire Pizza specials, all connected to the mission behind the beer. A portion of proceeds from Raspberry Gose four-packs and on-tap pours during the launch and continuing through the summer supports CABVI programs and services that empower individuals adapting to vision loss.
June Preservation in the Park
This June program is part of a complimentary monthly lecture series running May through September in collaboration with CUF at Bellevue Hill Park, presented beneath the pavilion designed by Carl Freund. For 2026, the focus celebrates Hamilton County stories in recognition of America 250. Earlier in the season, the May edition highlighted Ohio’s outdoor heritage with Amy Roell, Director of Programming, sharing the history of Great Parks of Hamilton County.
Bellevue Hill ParkLGBTQ+ Meditative Healing with Wild Garden Wellness
Inspired by Audre Lorde’s reminder that caring for oneself is both necessary and powerful, this meditative healing gathering creates a welcoming space for the LGBTQ+ community to rest and heal together. Laura Baker of Wild Garden Wellness guides a sound healing experience, using gentle vibrations and layered tones to support the body’s natural ability to reset and realign. Wear comfortable clothing, and bring a yoga mat if you have one.
Pete Papania Plays Tastings
Pete Papania performs a gentle set of classics from the American songbook at Muse. The evening combines live music with food and time with friends.
Muse CafeRoots Revival
Roots Revival brings live Bluegrass, Roots, and Americana to the Washington Park bandstand. The Johnson Foundation presents the series, and this edition features Maria Carelli with The Tillers for a night of toe-tapping tunes and skillful picking. Sponsorship is provided by The Johnson Foundation and First Financial Bank.
Washington ParkCritter Pride Picnic in the Park
Cincinnati Critter 2025, Pupperoni, and Cincinnati Leather start Pride weekend with a laid-back picnic at Hoffner Park. Attendees can share food in a community potluck and coordinate parade outfits while celebrating critters of every size. Please bring your own seating, such as a camp chair or picnic blanket, and a dish to contribute. A potluck sign-up sheet is available, and accurate RSVPs help ensure there is enough food for all. Look for flag-carrying critters near the central gazebo. Accessibility information: paid street parking is available on Hamilton Ave and Blue Rock St, and the closest paid lots are near the Northside Transit Center or Gulow St.
Jacob Hoffner ParkLive Music
Settle in at Marty's Hops & Vines for an evening of live music with The J Spot, showcasing favorite songs from the 1960s up to today with a strong focus on the 80s and 90s. Pair the tunes with food and a well-chosen selection of wine and craft beer for a laid-back night out.
Marty's Hops & VinesTrivia Thursdays at Mellotone Beer Project 7:00PM to 9:00PM
A trivia night at Mellotone Beer Project in OTR awards gift cards valued at $30, $20, and $10 to the top finishers. On-street parking is available.
Thursday Nights with DJ Sergio
DJ Sergio brings a dynamic mix from the Beachcomber Stage, spanning classics through current hits. Drinks are available by the volleyball courts, and there is also an option to play while enjoying the music.
Shoreline SocialStudio Sessions: Soul & Sound 2.0
Back by popular demand after a sold-out Soul & Sound program in 2025, this Studio Sessions edition reunites poet and host Tifara Brown and pianist Kevin Miller. They are joined by members of the Lalovavi creative team, pianist Donald Lee III, and countertenor G. Thomas Allen for an energizing program that spans a wide range of Black American musical traditions. The performance takes place in the Wilks Studio at Music Hall. Cabaret seating places four people at each table.
Cincinnati Music HallGeorgia Peaches & Dark Cherries Truckload Sale
Savor summer flavors at a Georgia peaches and dark cherries truckload sale in the At Home parking lot in Cincinnati. This stop features sweet Georgia freestone peaches grown near Fort Valley, delivered straight from the source. Peaches are offered in approximately 20-pound boxes for $45, and dark cherries come in approximately 10-pound boxes for $45. Additional items include South Dakota honey for $15 per container and Georgia Elliot pecans for $15 per 12 ounces. No sign up is required and everything is first come, first served. Pay at the truck with cash or card, no checks are accepted and there is no prepayment.
At HomeHoly Grail Blood Drive with Hoxworth
A Hoxworth blood drive will be held at The Holy Grail Tavern and Grille to support lifesaving donations. As a thank you, donors receive two lawn tickets for the Alabama Shakes and Tedeschi Trucks Band show at Riverbend Music Center, a $5 Holy Grail gift card, and a USA jersey.
The Holy Grail Tavern and GrilleQueen 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 MusicRockin' the Roebling
Enjoy an evening on the riverfront with live music, local food, and family-friendly activities. Cincinnati Animal CARE will be there to share their mission and raise funds for homeless pets. The event includes live music, riverfront views, cold drinks, food, fundraising activities, yard games, and a dog-friendly atmosphere. Cincinnati Animal CARE staff will be available to discuss fostering, adoption, volunteering, and donating. By attending, you’ll be supporting programs for animals in the community.
Cincinnati Lager HouseTGIF Vinyasa: Flow and Release with Becky
Start the weekend feeling balanced with a Vin to Yin practice that begins with grounding, then builds into an energizing vinyasa flow to clear lingering workweek energy while cultivating strength, heat, and focus. The session moves through a mindful sequence that links movement with breath, then winds down with soothing yin and restorative stretches for deep release and relaxation. Expect benefits like stress relief, a mental reset, improved mood, better sleep, and a sense of ease and balance that sets a positive tone for the days ahead. Offered in studio and via livestream at World Peace Yoga Cincinnati, this class is guided by Becky Adnot-Haynes. FREEdom Month and regular class rates apply.
World Peace Yoga CincinnatiAdult Dungeons & Dragons
An adult-focused Dungeons & Dragons game takes place weekly with two tiers of play so participants can choose the right fit. Tier 1 is for characters at levels 1 through 4 and is led by Hunter. Tier 2 is for characters at levels 5 through 10 and is led by Drew. Please register for the tier that matches your character.
Woodburn GamesLexi Hamner
Enjoy an appearance by Lexi Hamner at Jane's.
Jane'sFriday Night Magic: Weekly Draft
This weekly draft offers eight spots. Registration covers three packs to draft. The set used will be the most recent one available on the day of the draft. If no boxes are available, players may choose to chaos draft, with each participant selecting the set of packs they receive, or receive a registration refund and use the vintage legacy cube available at the store. No prizing is included. Promo cards may be given to participants based on availability.
Woodburn GamesFriday Flow
Washington Park’s free R&B series returns with Friday Flow presented by P&G, filling the season with soulful grooves and live performances from a rotating roster of artists. This edition features Dantesings as the headliner. The evening builds from a DJ set to the house band, then caps off with the main performance. The 2026 lineup includes Intro, Le’Andria Johnson, BlackGold, Love Street, Dantesings, Tiffany Bryant, Q Parker, Urban Mystic, Darren Bell, 2nd Wind, Terrell Carter, Harpoetic, and Honey Child. Support from P&G and First Financial Bank helps bring the music to the park all season.
Washington ParkLiving 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 BarAscend Pro: The Wrestling Show Day 2
Ascend Pro presents live professional wrestling at the Hamilton County Fair. Fair admission includes all rides and attractions. Several shows are scheduled during the fair. The schedule is weather permitting.
Hamilton County FairArtrageous
An internationally touring, 5-star spectacle arrives at The Children’s Theatre of Cincinnati with a high-energy, road-trip themed experience that blends a live concert of original music with dynamic, in-the-moment artwork by award-winning artists. Praised by names like Harrison Ford, CBS, and NBA All-Stars, the production turns the audience into part of the story. Some attendees may step into the spotlight for a featured number, while others cheer from their seats as the journey makes playful pit stops and highlights memorable road markers. Even those in the back can take part in a quest that offers a chance to win a painting valued at $25,000. Creative attire is encouraged for the DIY Artrageous Costume Contest, and the first 100 people through the doors receive a complimentary Adventure Kit. Multiple performances provide several opportunities to experience the show.
The Children's Theatre of CincinnatiIzzy Escobar and more
A free concert on Fountain Square features Izzy Escobar with Illiterate Light, presented by Visit Cincy. The onsite bar serves beer, wine, seltzers and mixed drinks. No outside alcohol is permitted on the Square, and no tickets are required. The performance is part of a summer series bringing national acts to the Square. Sponsors include Visit Cincy and Fifth Third Bank, and all events on Fountain Square are produced by 3CDC. Nearby, the Fountain District offers dining that ranges from fast casual to fine dining along with many locally owned bars.
Fountain SquareDive-In Movies
After the sun sets and the pool closes to regular swimmers, the gates open for a one-of-a-kind cinematic experience. Float the night away while enjoying fan-favorite movies from the water. Tickets are $10 per person, and Ziegler Pool Season Passholders receive 50 percent off. The lineup features Meg 2, Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle, Pirates of the Caribbean (2003), and Anaconda (2025).
Ziegler PoolDisney’s The Lion King
The Broadway touring production of Disney’s The Lion King takes the stage at the Aronoff in Cincinnati.
Aronoff Center for Performing Arts CincinnatiKathy 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 OTRDark Yoga
Experience a low-light yoga session driven by heavy metal, created for releasing whatever you have been carrying. This practice emphasizes real expression over quiet perfection. Make sound if you need to, move in the way your body asks for, and breathe with intention. The atmosphere supports tapping into personal power and connecting with the collective energy in the room, so you leave feeling lighter, freer, and fully alive. It is yoga with a metal edge and a clear purpose, offered by Hello Sunshine Yoga. The cost is $25, with a 25 percent discount for members.
Hello Sunshine YogaErnie Johnson From Detroit
Ernie Johnson From Detroit marks the arrival of Vigilante with an album release party. The record is the band’s fourth studio effort and their first collaboration with the Color Red label, signaling a new chapter in their evolution. Mixed by guitarist and producer Eddie Roberts of The New Mastersounds and The Breaks, the project reflects the trust the band placed in him, inviting broad experimentation that reshapes their sound while honoring their roots. The music moves from afrobeat to deep pocket funk to heavy rock, then circles back again, all powered by a propulsive, horn-forward rhythm section that defines the group’s identity. Color Red, a Denver-based label founded by Roberts, focuses on original funk, soul, jazz, and deep funk, emphasizing authentic, high-quality analog production that blends vintage character with modern energy. This event is for ages 16 and up, with attendees under 16 allowed with a parent or guardian.
The Woodward TheaterStory Time with CHPL
Enjoy a free story time with the Cincinnati Public Library at the Sherwin-Williams Porch. Open to children of all ages.
Washington ParkBBQ - Friday - June 26, 2026 - Bethel #2 A.P.C.
Enjoy a community BBQ at Bethel Number 2 Apostolic Pentecostal Church with a menu full of cookout favorites. The offerings include beef hot dogs and hamburgers, available on their own or as meals that come with two sides. There are also chicken quarters, a rib dinner, a mixed ribs and chicken option, and nachos. Sides feature baked beans and potato salad, which can be ordered with meals or separately. Drinks include soda and water, and cake is available for dessert. Food is served until it runs out. Payment is cash only, and pricing can be found on the flier. For more information, contact Elder Steve Causey.
Bethel No. 2 Apostolic Pentecostal ChurchDarius Rucker
Enjoy a night of live music under the stars with Darius Rucker. He will be performing his biggest hits. Lauren Alaina and Austin Williams will also be joining the show.
Riverbend Music CenterLyfe Jennings
Lyfe Jennings will be performing.
BogartsPunch Brothers
Punch Brothers take the stage for a live performance at Taft Theatre in Cincinnati.
Taft TheatreAn Evening with Kathy Mattea
Kathy Mattea performs at Memorial Hall OTR in Cincinnati.
Memorial HallAfternoon Tea With Cats
Step into 8 Cats Cincinnati for afternoon tea in a historic home that reflects the intimate traditions of parlor service from more than a century ago. The visit begins in the lounge with a petite teacup tasting of a house-curated blend, followed by seating in either the Victorian Parlor or the Dining Room for full tea service. A classic three-tiered stand arrives with freshly baked sweets and savory bites, and warm scones are delivered straight from the oven. Enjoy unlimited cups of curated teas throughout the experience. Guests may stroll through the open first-floor rooms to appreciate the character of the mansion. Resident cats often greet visitors and may accompany the party, and they enjoy gentle pets and treats 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, and online reservations close 18 hours prior.
8 Cats CincinnatiTenement 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 HallSam Adams Post Parade Pride Party with DJ Silverfox
Sam Adams presents a post-parade Pride party featuring the limited edition Love Conquers Ale, with DJ Silverfox providing the soundtrack.
Women’s Empowerment Tea Party
The 3rd Annual Women’s Empowerment Tea Party comes to Cincinnati with a special appearance by Flippa T, including a live performance of her hit song Affirmations, an upbeat anthem about confidence and self worth. Her lyrics, sound, and presence are set to uplift and empower, aligning with the event’s focus on celebrating women, strength, growth, and unapologetic greatness. Expect a welcoming tea party atmosphere, inspiring moments, and a chance to leave feeling renewed and empowered. Early bird tickets are available.
The Woodward TheaterPilates
A beginner friendly mat Pilates session focused on building core strength and improving mobility. Please bring water and a mat, or borrow one from the skate rental counter while supplies last. Led by instructor JoAnna Hortillosa at Sawyer Point Riverfront Rink, located between the pickleball courts and Montgomery Inn. Held weekly as part of a wellness series. This no cost program is made possible with support from Cincinnati Parks, the Cincinnati Parks Foundation, and the Osher Center for Integrative Health through the Cincy Parks + Rec for Wellness initiative.
Sawyer Point Riverfront RinkMusic at the Esplanade
Settle in at the Castellini Esplanade at Smale Park for laid-back live music in a friendly community setting, with food, beer, and beverages available. This edition features Tracy Walker and is part of the Music at the Esplanade series, which brings a rotating lineup of performers.
Castellini Esplanade at Smale Riverfront ParkOpening Reception – Printed Voices from Kenya
An opening reception introduces Printed Voices from Kenya: Social and Cultural Reflections, an international exhibition curated by Saad Ghosn of SOS ART. The show gathers 154 prints by 42 Kenyan artists, from established creators to emerging talents. Through a broad spectrum of printmaking techniques, the artists give voice to social, cultural, and political realities shaping contemporary life in Kenya, sharing stories, perspectives, challenges, and hopes from their communities. This is the fifth installment of the biennial Printed Voices series organized by SOS ART in partnership with Kennedy Heights Arts Center, following editions centered on artists from Mexico, Lebanon, Czechia, and India, with this chapter spotlighting Kenya’s vibrant printmaking heritage. Enjoy art, conversation, music, and light refreshments as the exhibition opens, with additional programming that includes a Kenyan Cultural Festival and a curator-led tour. Free and open to the public.
Hyde Park Blast
The Blast marks race month with a run centered on supporting a cure. Participants line up at the starting line and set off with purpose, channeling race day energy into a cause-driven effort.
Erie Ave at Edwards Rd, Cincinnati, OH, United States, Ohio 45208Music of Weezer, Heart, and Aerosmith
School of Rock Mason’s Adult Performance Program takes the stage with a set celebrating Weezer, then continues with tributes to Heart and Aerosmith. Guests of all ages are welcome. The Redmoor Live Music hosts the show, and dinner will be available from the venue’s kitchen.
The Redmoor Live MusicFifth & Vine Live
Fountain Square comes alive on Saturday nights with Fifth & Vine Live, a free concert series where beloved cover and tribute bands from around the region take the Fifth Third Bank Center Stage for a high-energy night of singable anthems. This date features Brittany Marie & Repertoire setting the tone for dancing and crowd favorites. All performances are free and open to everyone, with no tickets needed. Presented with support from Fifth Third Bank and produced by 3CDC.
Fountain SquareRooftop Sunrise Yoga
Welcome the sunrise with a rooftop yoga practice that emphasizes mindful movement and a strong connection to your body and the natural world.
Clifton Cultural Arts CenterDV8 Rocks Hyde Park Blast!
Founded by Hyde Park residents Cheryl Neiheisel and Chad Sims, the Hyde Park Blast brings the community together to enjoy activities while raising funds for the fight against cancer. Since 2001, the event has contributed more than $600,000 to Cincinnati cancer charities, including The Cure Starts Now. It has also been honored as a Best of the East winner.
Hyde Park SquareZen at Ziegler
Experience a calm, restorative morning with Zencinnati at Ziegler Pool through guided meditation, intentional breathwork, and live sound healing. Choose the in-water experience and float while you meditate, or settle on the pool deck and enjoy the serene setting. In-water tickets are $15 for Season Pass Holders and Zencinnati Studio Members and $30 for non-pass holders, and floats are provided. Pool deck tickets are $5 for Season Pass Holders and Zencinnati Studio Members and $10 for non-pass holders, with yoga mats or lounge seating available. The session begins with arrival and settling, moves into guided grounding and breathwork, flows into a live sound bath immersion, and closes with a quiet period for integration.
Homeownership & Wealth Building Fair
The Homeownership & Wealth Building Fair offers clear guidance on the path to buying a home, answers to common questions, and connections to practical resources that can help with next steps. The atmosphere is low pressure and judgment free, centered on information, guidance, and opportunity. It is designed for people at any stage, from early curiosity to those ready to take action. Attendees can explore what may be possible for themselves and their families.
Cintas CenterThe AmpFibians
The AmpFibians perform surf music live at Stanley's Pub.
Stanley's PubBaby and Me Yoga
A yoga class suitable for all experience levels, designed for parents and their babies. The session invites breath, movement, community, and time to connect with your little one. The environment is relaxed and inclusive, encouraging you to show up just as you are. Open to babies from birth to 2 years. Advance registration is required because space is limited. The cost is $22, and members receive a 25 percent discount.
Hello Sunshine YogaIntroduction to Backyard Beekeeping
Interested in backyard beekeeping? This beginner-friendly class explains what is involved in raising honeybees and provides enough insight to help decide whether to get started now or explore it later. Learn about honeybee biology and life cycle, the essential role bees play as pollinators, and practical next steps for continuing your learning. Participants will examine an empty hive and try out key tools, including a protective bee suit, smoker, and hive tool. No live bees will be present. The session is led by Nicole Gunderman, Agricultural Specialist with the Hamilton County Conservation District. This class will be held offsite. Cost is $20, with a discounted rate of $15 for active CGC volunteers.
CUF Restoration SiteCincy Brunch & Streetcar Food Tour
Set out on a guided brunch experience that blends Cincinnati history, neighborhood exploration, and tastes from six local spots. The route begins in Washington Park at the center of historic Over-the-Rhine, where stories and vintage photos bring the Queen City’s past to life and the nearby Music Hall is noted for a haunted history. The first stop features a generous dish inside one of the neighborhood’s largest beer gardens, a historic space reimagined with a craft brewery and a farm-to-table kitchen, paired with tales of political corruption, beer, and vice that shaped the city. Continue with an Argentine empanada while taking in the architecture and the lively streetscape. As the walk moves east, expect highlights like outdoor hand-painted murals along with independent shops and eateries. Depending on the week, bites might include a crispy piece of Detroit-style pizza or a freshly made taco, with a rotating mix of locally owned restaurants offering both sweet and savory flavors. Ride the streetcar to Findlay Market, Ohio’s oldest urban outdoor market, for tastes tied to Cincinnati traditions, plus cheese, fudge, and a final treat. Leftovers can be packed to go. Participants may linger at the market or head back, and guides can return the group to Washington Park or share tips for further exploring the area. A vegetarian option is available.
Race StreetSHIFT: Do What Moves You
SHIFT: Do What Moves You is a documentary from Tell My Story that follows 13 young people as they channel passions like sports, music, art, and theater into healing, strength, and a sense of purpose. Through candid storytelling, it reframes conversations about youth mental health by emphasizing creativity, connection, and self expression as pathways to resilience. Rather than lingering on hardship, it looks to what can emerge beyond it and invites audiences to see young people as creators, dreamers, and change makers. When paired with guided conversation and community dialogue, the film becomes an interactive experience that sparks meaningful discussion among youth, parents, educators, and communities about how to better support the next generation. A licensed mental health professional will be available on site to provide support. Snacks are included.
Faith Temple MinistriesMillie Oliver & The Missing Pieces
Say It Louder! Festival 2026 takes place at The Southgate House Revival.
Trap Karaoke
The Cincinnati stop of Trap Karaoke delivers a fan-centered concert experience that has been electrifying North America for nine years. The series has sold out shows in more than 40 cities and has appeared at notable venues such as NYC's Terminal 5. This event keeps the focus on the crowd and channels the high-energy spirit that defines the series.
Bogart'sThe Guess Who
See The Guess Who with Don Felder perform live.
Riverbend Music CenterLorcana Wilds Unknown Weekly League
A weekly constructed tournament features casual play before the main event. Every attendee receives a promo card. The tournament uses three rounds with best of three matches. Participants should bring a tournament legal deck that follows the current set rotation and will need a Ravesburger PlayHub account to take part. League points are awarded, with five for checking in and two for each match win. League prizes include free entry to the Wilds Unknown Set Championship after attending five league events. First, second, and third place also receive cash prizes as store credit, with amounts determined by event registration throughout the season.
Woodburn GamesLearn to Skate
Try a beginner-friendly rollerskating lesson in the park at the Riverfront Rink. Practice balance, coordination, and confidence while meeting new people and skating to music. The session is free and includes skates. Rollerskating builds strength and can burn around 600 calories per hour. Whether you are brand new or returning to wheels, this lesson offers a fun way to get moving.
Riverfront Rink at Sawyer PointAscend Pro: The Wrestling Show Day 4 The Finale
Ascend Pro presents a series of shows at the Hamilton County Fair. Fair admission covers all rides and attractions, so visitors can enjoy the full fair experience and catch a performance during their visit. Scheduling is subject to weather.
Hamilton County FairSeason 15 Youth Performance Program Midseason Shows
The Season 15 Youth Performance Program midseason shows take place at MadTree Brewing, spotlighting student bands across a range of rock styles. Enjoy performances inspired by AC/DC, pop punk and emo, shoegaze, and arena rock, along with a set from the Staff Band and a tribute to Iron Maiden and Judas Priest. Each student performer has two complimentary entries listed at the door under their first and last name. Additional admission is a $10 suggested donation to the SOR Cincinnati Area Foundation and can be obtained at the door with cash or via Venmo @sorcincyaf.
Flowers to Fabric
Explore an eco-friendly approach to upcycling fabric with the flower pounding method. Create botanical prints directly on cloth, using either your own fabric or the materials provided. Natural fibers such as cotton are recommended for the best results. This free activity is intended for ages 12 and up. It takes place at the Nature Center at the Summit.
Nature Center at The SummitMOD Summer Fundraiser
Spend an afternoon at Dead Low Brewing supporting Masters of Disaster’s Second Saturday efforts, which provide local families with repairs, cleanup, rebuilding, and encouragement during difficult seasons. The gathering includes raffle baskets and a split the pot opportunity, plus stories from families who have been helped by Second Saturday. Expect a welcoming community setting and ways to directly back future projects focused on flood recovery, home repairs, cleanup, and restoration. Sponsorships are available, including a $500 option that provides recognition on the sponsorship board, mentions during the event, and recognition on the MOD website. Donations, sponsorships, attendance, and word of mouth all help sustain this work and extend help and hope when disaster strikes.
Kids Aerial Fun
A playful kids aerial yoga session invites young movers to explore flips and flight in a soft hammock. Participants swing, stretch, and travel through the air while building strength, improving balance, and growing confidence. It feels like an adventure above the ground.
Hello Sunshine YogaTaylorMade Acoustic
A slimmed-down version of the TaylorMade band delivers an acoustic set at Drew's on the River.
Drew's on the RiverKOI 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 FairYoga at St. James
Westwood neighbor John D’Alessandro leads free yoga at St. James on the last Sunday of each month. Sessions take place in the Community Hall, with entry through the doors by the parking lot on Cheviot Ave. Participants should bring a mat and any props they prefer to use during class.
Intersect: Stories, Music, Community
This experience brings together genuine personal stories centered on Pride with music that supports each voice. It emphasizes careful listening and seeks to build compassion through shared narratives and song.
Happen, Inc.Sunday Brunch Tour
Explore historic Findlay Market on a brunch tasting tour featuring nine tastings from beloved small businesses. Start in a cozy bakery with a fresh muffin or banana bread dotted with butterscotch chips, served with coffee. Savor a goetta egg and cheese sandwich recognized as a USA Today number one pick, and learn how goetta, a German breakfast sausage, connects to Cincinnati’s “Porkopolis” nickname. Meet a local owner while enjoying an authentic empanada with chimichurri. Try party potatoes at a vegan shop, capture a quick photo with Mr. Red as a nod to the city’s baseball legacy, and enjoy a Lebanese samosa from a family-run grocery. Continue with a warm Belgian waffle and get pointers to standout spots for Italian cannoli and fresh pasta. Visit a century-old cheese and fudge shop to sample its signature specialties, then finish at a gelato shop described as a potential “best in the world.” Along the route, hear stories from Cincinnati’s past, including the tale of Rookwood Pottery across the street, and head out with ideas for even more exploring afterward. Stops may change from week to week, while the variety and flavor stay consistent.
Moxy BakeryIntro to Pole Dance Class
At Oh Foxy Pole Dance Studio, this beginner-friendly introduction class offers a supportive start for anyone new to pole dancing. Participants build confidence through a guided warmup and clear, step-by-step coaching in essentials such as grips, spins, and transitions. The pace is easy to follow, with ample time to practice and ask questions, and the setting makes it simple to connect with others who are starting out. No previous dance or fitness background is required. Please bring water, comfortable workout clothing, and a positive mindset. Completing this session gives newcomers the base skills they need and serves as the required first step before signing up for the studio’s other beginner offerings.
Oh Foxy Pole Dance StudioCincy Hikes Urban Hike
This urban hike explores the Pleasant Ridge neighborhood and covers approximately 3 to 4 miles. Participants meet in front of Nine Giant's Fermentorium, not at the main brewery with the restaurant. An RSVP on the organizers' website is requested.
Nine Giant's FermentoriumPoolside 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 CincinnatiCraft Workshop: Fairy Light Lanterns
Create a glowing keepsake at a hands-on craft workshop at Luminary by La Terza. Participants will turn an upcycled jar into a charming fairy light lantern. All key supplies are provided, including jars, fairy lights, and whimsical decorations, so the only thing to bring is your imagination.
Luminary by La TerzaZiegler Hoops
A casual 3-on-3 pickup basketball league for teens takes place at the Ziegler Park Basketball Courts. Players can expect relaxed matchups and good‑spirited play. It is free for teens, and no sign-up is needed.
Neighborhood Ride
A relaxed neighborhood bike ride covering about 5 to 10 miles, welcoming cyclists of all experience levels. Expect an easygoing pace with opportunities to meet neighbors and discover nearby streets that often go unnoticed, then conclude with a post-ride beverage at the shop.
Moon Phase Flow: Strawberry Moon
Settle into a Moon Phase Flow session inspired by the Strawberry Moon, part of a progressive series that begins with the New Moon and wraps up at the Last Quarter. The practice evolves week by week to mirror the lunar cycle, moving through intention, action, celebration, and reflection. Each class starts with energizing movement, then turns inward with breathwork and self-study. Choose a single class or explore all four in the series. Registration is available to reserve a mat spot.
Moon Bridge YogaFresh Pasta: Bolognese - Cooking Class
Discover how to craft fresh pasta from the ground up in a hands-on class that centers on hand-cut tagliatelle paired with a classic ragù alla Bolognese made with beef and pork, plus a side of lemon roasted cauliflower. Once the cooking wraps up, participants sit down to enjoy the dishes they prepared. The experience includes guidance from professional chefs, two beverages per person from the bar with a rotating selection of small-producer wines, local craft beer, and seasonal cocktails, with additional drinks available for purchase. A booklet containing the class recipes is provided, and attendees take home any leftovers from the meal. Please note that the menu contains meat, wheat gluten, milk, eggs, and soybeans. Anyone with dietary restrictions or food allergies should reach out before registering, as accommodations may not be possible.
Tablespoon Cooking Co.Girls Like Girls (part of the free Cincinnati Pride Film Series)
Presented as part of the free Cincinnati Pride Film Series, this screening follows Coley, a 17-year-old from rural Oregon, as she navigates grief and the uncertainties of first love after her mother’s death. A connection with Sonya stirs unfamiliar feelings, but hesitation and self-doubt slow their bond, especially as Sonya is new to dating girls. Together they begin to accept what they feel and face their emotions with honesty. Free tickets will be available at the Esquire Theatre box office on the night of the screening.
Esquire TheatreRooftop Sunset Yoga
This rooftop yoga session blends mindful movement with meditation as the sun sets. It offers a calm way to connect with the natural world in a peaceful, end-of-day setting.
Clifton Cultural Arts CenterTrivia Mondays Every 2nd and 4th Monday at Chameleon Pizza 8:00PM-10:00PM
Chameleon Pizza in Northside hosts a recurring trivia night every second and fourth Monday. Put your knowledge to the test for a chance to win cash prizes of $30, $20, and $10. On-street parking is available. Before heading out, check for any important updates or changes from the organizer.
Cincy Top 10 Sites and Bites City Food Tour
Enjoy a family-friendly, three hours city experience that pairs a guided look at Cincinnati’s signature sights with lunch and tastings. Travel from the Ohio River to downtown and Findlay Market while visiting four neighborhoods with a certified guide. Sample a Belgium waffle, a Skyline chili dog, Graeter’s best selling Black Raspberry Chocolate Chip ice cream, German goetta, and a sweet from one of three local Cincinnati favorites. Along the way, hear stories tied to the Roebling Bridge, Smale Park, Great American Ball Park, Fountain Square, the exterior of Carew Tower, Washington Park, Music Hall, and the history of Over the Rhine. Take in colorful multi story murals and free art exhibits you can return to later. Stroll through Findlay Market for a vendor tasting, or when the market is closed on Mondays, enjoy a substitute bite from another Cincinnati favorite. An all day streetcar pass and a food guide with a map, a list of restaurants, and local advice make it easy to keep exploring on your own after the tour.
Taste of BelgiumFINAL WEEKS | Beyond the Picturesque
The Taft Museum of Art presents Ayana Ross, the 40th Duncanson Artist-in-Residence, in an exhibition of seven paintings focused on the figure. Recognized for narrative-driven portraiture, Ross depicts everyday Black life with nuance and resolve, revealing layered meaning in ordinary moments. Drawing from her own experience, the work spans generations and engages with current events and cultural dialogue. Ornamental elements root these images in remembrance, preservation, and continuity. Scenic backdrops function as decorative motifs that allude to enduring American ideals, centering and uplifting the people portrayed. Together, the paintings prompt reflection on the legacy we inherit and the future we continue to shape.
Taft Museum of ArtTai Chi- A Healing Martial Art class
Discover tai chi, a healing martial art, in a free indoor class. Guided by Sensei Jeff Moran, participants receive skilled instruction and supportive coaching. Wear loose, comfortable clothing to make movement easier.
New Vision United Methodist ChurchJazz at the Square
Live jazz fills Fountain Square in this weekly series showcasing local and regional talent. This installment features the Jamey Aebersold Quartet. Admission is free and tickets are not required. The series is programmed in collaboration with Jazz at the Memo and Jazz at the Park, supported by Fifth Third Bank, and produced by 3CDC.
Fountain SquareTuesday Vin to Yin with Brian
A balanced yoga experience that blends movement with stillness, this class opens with a mindful Vinyasa flow that links breath and motion. Intentional sequencing builds strength and presence, then the pace eases into a Yin-Restorative section with floor poses held for three to five minutes. These longer holds focus on the fascia and connective tissues of the lower body, creating a soothing finish that helps you feel grounded and renewed. Designed to satisfy the desire to move while preserving time for deep rest, the practice supports whole-body balance and tissue health. The transition from active flow to quiet stillness helps regulate the nervous system by guiding it from a heightened state toward calm, which can aid in managing stress. It also fosters energetic harmony by bringing yang and yin qualities into balance, including active and passive, movement and stillness, sun and moon, and warmth and coolness. Guided by Brian Michalka.
World Peace Yoga CincinnatiReiki Share Circle
A community Reiki share meets alongside the Cincinnati Drum Circle and Music Jams Group at Mt. Echo Park, creating a shared space for rhythm, movement, and energy healing. The circle typically gathers near the pavilion, often settling on the grass so participants can ground while drums provide a supportive soundtrack. Certified Reiki practitioners offer mini one-on-one sessions or a group healing, depending on how the circle unfolds. Touch may be requested with consent, and personal boundaries are respected. Some practitioners incorporate sound instruments, crystals, light language, and intuitive messages. Nearby drumming and dancing encourage expression and a sense of togetherness in nature. Attendees may wish to bring a chair or blanket, water, and small items that add comfort or joy. No ticket is required. This is a love-donation gathering with a suggested contribution of $10 to $20. The circle is hosted by Melissa Wurster-Weber of The Sanctuary of Spiritual Healing with Stephanie Connely and Chantelle Luttrell of Do Rei Me Holistic Wellness, joined by a growing team of healers.
Mt. Echo ParkOTRimprov with Liz Looney and Nicole Donahue!
An evening of live comedy at The KNOW features stand up from Liz Looney and Nicole Donahue, then moves into an improv set and a jam hosted by OTRimprov. The bar will be open, creating a relaxed setting for laughs and spontaneity. Tickets are $10.
Music Bingo
Mix Tape Music Bingo pairs the classic bingo experience with a music twist at Element Eatery, introducing a new way to play.
Element EateryCrowley's Trivia night!
Every Tuesday in Mt Adams, this live trivia night features three rounds where knowledge takes center stage.
Crowley's Irish PubBrent Gallaher Quintet
Caffè Vivace in Cincinnati welcomes saxophonist and venue owner Brent Gallaher leading a quintet in straight-ahead jazz shaped by the legacies of Duke Ellington, John Coltrane, Thelonious Monk, and other pillars of the tradition. The music centers on memorable melodies, steady time, and conversational interplay, presented in a space created for close listening. Gallaher is joined by trombonist Spencer Merk, pianist Chris Caporale, bassist Peter Gemus, and drummer Alex Merk, a lineup that highlights attentive listening, swing, and a shared groove. Parties that do not meet the venue’s beverage spending threshold will incur a $15 drink or food minimum per person for each set. Guests who have not checked in within 15 minutes after the set begins may have their seats resold without a refund. Tickets are non-refundable, with a one-time transfer to a future show of equal value available if requested at least 24 hours before the performance start.
Caffè VivaceTuesday Trivia at R.P. McMurphys
Test your knowledge in three live rounds of trivia at R P McMurphy's Irish Pub.
R P McMurphy's Irish PubTrivia night at Jefferson Social
A lively trivia night on the Banks features Taco's Trivia for an evening of lighthearted competition, laughs, and friendly fun.
Jefferson SocialKids Pour Tuesdays at The Candle Lab OTR!
Cool off with an indoor summer outing tailored for kids. The Kids Pour experience invites guests 17 and under to create a custom fragrance for $14, with more than 100 scents to explore. Walk-ins are welcome. For groups of four or more, schedule ahead by calling 614.915.0777. Offered throughout the summer at the OTR and Newtown locations.
Funniest Person in Cincinnati 2026
See a live comedy performance featuring Kelly Collette, Charlie Hall, Helen Jenny, Jesse Lawrence, Joseph Giammarco, Bob Moran, Josh Albert, Paul Baumgarter, Anthony Thomas, Andrew Brown, Jake Hovis, and Jericho Puckett.
Go BananasFaith On 25th Food Pantry
Faith Temple Ministries' Vickie L. Spencer Food Pantry supports Avondale and surrounding communities with free frozen meals, plus occasional vegetables, baked goods, and essential items for individuals and families experiencing food insecurity. The pantry is open each week and provides a warm, respectful experience for everyone who visits. Community donations and volunteer efforts sustain this work, supporting both practical needs and well-being.
25% Give Back
This community fundraiser at Chipotle Mexican Grill benefits Cincinnati Animal CARE, directing 25% of qualifying purchases to support homeless pets. Menu favorites like burrito bowls, tacos, and chips with guac qualify, helping provide food, medical treatment, enrichment, foster support, and second chances for animals in need. To ensure an order counts, present a digital or printed flyer at checkout for in-store purchases. For online pickup through the Chipotle app or website, enter promo code NREJ4L7. Only pickup orders placed within the fundraiser window are eligible, and delivery orders do not apply.
Chipotle Mexican GrillWorkout on the Green
Free workout classes in Washington Park come with no contracts and welcome all skill levels. Bring your own towel, mat, water, and other essentials since equipment is not supplied by the park. The lineup features STEP Down Cincinnati with The BE ALL IN Movement led by Joseph “MoJo” Allen, a high energy step aerobics session that blends music, rhythm, and cardio and focuses on movement, community, and fun. A limited number of step boards are available for the first 25 participants, and participants may bring their own step boards. YMCA-led options include yoga centered on physical and mental well-being through exercise, postures, proper breathing, and meditation, Zumba inspired by Latin and international rhythms, and Pilates that emphasizes core strength, stability, flexibility, improved posture, balance, and a strong mind-body connection. Drop-ins are welcome. All Washington Park events are produced by 3CDC.
Washington ParkGrab Your Slice of History
Experience an after-hours evening at the museum focused on connection and community impact. Enjoy free pizza and snacks, get involved with hands-on creative crafts, and take a distinctive tour of a house that showcases two different eras. The event is geared toward visitors ages 18 to 30, although everyone is welcome.
Harriet Beecher Stowe HouseChill Femme Ride
Created to get women and femme riders rolling together, this relaxed group ride focuses on demystifying road and group cycling through practical skills and safety tips. Expect an approachable route of about 12 miles with some hills, with plenty of attention to building confidence and comfort on the road. No special gear is required, just a helmet. After the ride, there will be beverages and casual hang time at the shop. For any questions, call or stop by the shop.
Game Nights
Enjoy an evening of board games at Krohn Conservatory. The selection features botanical and related themes, chosen for engaging, fun play. Admission includes popcorn, lemonade or water, and entry to the Butterfly Show. Details about the games and registration are available from the organizers. Thanks go to the Cincinnati Area Boardgamers for helping share information. Krohn Conservatory is a non-profit and does not receive tax dollars.
Krohn ConservatorySmale Mind and Body
Complimentary yoga sessions, guided by Embra Studios instructors, are held at the Schmidlapp Event Lawn in Smale Riverfront Park, located behind Cincinnati Lager House.
Phyllis Smale Riverfront ParkJazz in the Camp 2026
A summer jazz series at the American Sign Museum, presented by Jazz Alive, features a different band each week. Attendees may bring snacks or a picnic, and beverages are available at the bar. Admission is free.
American Sign MuseumSummer on the Hill: Yoga Wednesdays with Tiffany
Unwind with a gentle, all-levels yoga session led by Tiffany in the fresh air at Patrick’s Park. This free series centers on mindful movement and relaxation, welcoming both newcomers and experienced practitioners. It is held on Wednesdays as a recurring outdoor class. Bring a yoga mat and feel free to invite a friend.
Patrick Wolterman Memorial ParkGarden to Kitchen Preservation Workshop Series: Pickling
Discover pickling at Heart of Northside in a workshop led by Chef Theresa’s Pantry Finds. Part of a garden-to-kitchen preservation series, this session explores practical methods for turning fresh produce into nutritious, flavorful preserved foods, with an emphasis on creating tangy pickled goods. Other installments in the series highlight freezing and jamming. Admission is free. Registration requests basic contact information and notes about transportation assistance, and priority is given to Beekman Corridor and Northside residents.
Heart of NorthsideWill Calhoun and Rachel Z
At Ludlow Garage, the Generations Deconstructed Tour performance has been rescheduled. Omar Hakim is continuing to recover from a recent illness and will not appear. The updated lineup features keyboardist and composer Rachel Z with drummer Will Calhoun, and guitarist Paul Pesco will join the band. The concert continues to highlight The Rock 'n' Roll Collective, an ensemble of musicians ages 13 to 18 performing alongside established artists in a cross-generational program shaped by real-world touring and recording experience. All previously purchased tickets will be honored for the new date.
The Ludlow GarageWestie Wednesday 8-Week Progressive Beginner Series
An easygoing, progressive 8-week beginner West Coast Swing series at Hoffner Lodge welcomes absolute newcomers, anyone who feels like they have two left feet, dancers interested in trying the opposite role, and those looking to refresh core fundamentals while meeting new people. Lessons build skills step by step to grow confidence, connection, and musicality. No partner is required. A social practice dance follows each class so participants can apply what they learned in a relaxed setting. The full session is $100.
Hoffner Lodge/NorthsideStudio Sessions: MATTHEW WHITE IN RECITAL
Fresh from his 2025 turn as Cavaradossi in Tosca and looking ahead to portraying Don José in Carmen, tenor Matthew White steps into the cabaret spotlight for his debut solo recital. The program spans operatic favorites and Appalachian folk songs, with pianist James Maverick, Cincinnati Opera’s Head of Music Staff, at the piano. Presented in the intimate Wilks Studio at Cincinnati Music Hall, the setting offers an up-close musical experience. Cabaret seating is arranged at tables of four.
Cincinnati Music HallLiving Room Listening Sessions
An easygoing evening focused on relaxing and connecting, presented by Burrito Boys Booking. Instead of a high-energy dance party, the vibe centers on a cozy atmosphere with soft lighting and a carefully curated vinyl soundtrack from local enthusiasts in the Burrito Boys circle. It is a casual setting to spark conversation, find potential bandmates, or meet new friends in a creative crowd. Food and drinks are available at The Comet, the pace stays unhurried, and there is no cover. Tips for the bartenders are appreciated.
The CometSacred Serenity Shamanic Sound Journey
Experience a restorative shamanic Reiki sound bath led by Ashley, a Shamanic Reiki Master, sound healer, and herbalist, designed to help release the weight of the week and restore inner balance. The journey weaves astrology, healing frequencies, guided meditation, shamanic Reiki energy, sacred instruments, and vocal toning to support grounding, emotional release, and spiritual renewal in a caring ceremonial setting. Ashley brings a lifelong music background to infuse music theory and therapeutic voice into the soundscape, offers group Reiki, and shares shamanic wisdom for a distinctive experience. Each offering aligns with the current astrological landscape and features guided meditation with an emphasis on singing. Hosted at the HUE YOGA studio in Clifton, the space provides blankets, bolsters, blocks, and mats to enhance comfort within a welcoming community. Participants are encouraged to bring any personal items that support relaxation, such as pillows, extra blankets, eye covers, or ear plugs, and to wear comfortable clothing. Plan to arrive with time to settle in, as doors lock shortly after the start and late entry is not available. Optional one on one services may be available after the sound bath, including tarot readings, energy healing, counseling, and hape. Those seeking more information about private sessions or the broader healing practice can contact Ashley directly. Ashley’s herbalism products are also available at HUE during offerings held in the studio.
HUE YOGAFREE- The Lean Turn-UP Group Fitness Class
Get moving with a free group fitness class created by Hank Merrick and Leanstyles. The workout accommodates multiple skill levels, making it suitable for beginners and experienced participants alike. It is open to everyone at no cost and aims to put participants on a healthy path.
Marvel Champions Game Night
Marvel Champions game nights are held every other Thursday on the first and third Thursday of each month. Each meetup centers on one-shot scenarios instead of campaigns, which makes it easy for newcomers to jump in. Participants can bring personal decks or borrow decks provided by the store. New players are welcome. A $5.00 play space entry fee applies, payable as part of a regular purchase or by loading the amount onto a gift card for later use. Please check in at the front upon arrival.
Woodburn GamesTrivia Thursdays at Mellotone Beer Project 7:00PM to 9:00PM
This trivia event takes place at Mellotone Beer Project in OTR. Prizes include $30, $20, and $10 gift cards. On-street parking is available.
Salsa on the Square
Local and regional Latin bands bring salsa, merengue, cumbia, and Latin jazz to Fountain Square, with this edition featuring Dayton Salsa Project alongside Volare. Instructors host large group lessons covering basic and intermediate steps, offered twice during the evening in addition to the live music. Happy Hour provides $1 off all alcoholic beverages. The event is free and open to the public, and no tickets are required. Sponsored by P&G and Fifth Third Bank, and produced by 3CDC.
Fountain SquareNow Hear This
At Caffè Vivace in Cincinnati, Now Hear This blends contemporary jazz with afrobeat and world-beat rhythms to create an energized, groove-forward sound with an exploratory edge. The ensemble features John Zappa on trumpet, Brad Myers on guitar, Steve Schmidt on keyboard, Aaron Jacobs on bass, and Jason Smart on drums. Drawing on music by artists such as Ignacio Berroa, Benny Golson, Tim Hagens, Fareed Haque, Charlie Hunter, Jeff Hamilton, Warren Vache, and Don Braden, along with local favorites Ray’s Music Exchange, the Blue Wisp Big Band, and Brasilia, the group balances jazz tradition with inventive ideas to forge a distinctive approach. Uncommon rhythms not typically tied to jazz or American dance give the music a fresh color while keeping it welcoming through its deep grooves. A $15 drink or food minimum per person applies per set if a party’s beverage purchases do not meet the required minimum. Seats may be resold without a refund if check-in has not occurred within 15 minutes after the set begins. Tickets are nonrefundable, and a one-time transfer to a future show of equal value is available when requested at least 24 hours before the performance starts.
Caffè VivaceSwinGallery Independence Day Cookout
SwinGallery hosts a holiday weekend cookout paired with an evening of dancing. Burgers, brats, vegetarian options and sides are planned for dance attendees, and guests are welcome to bring a dish to share or simply come enjoy the spread. A drop-in takes place before the dancing, and there is no progressive lesson. The cookout and dance are $5.
CGC Compost Tours
Explore the Civic Garden Center’s seven composting systems on a tour that highlights different approaches and practical ways to make composting part of everyday life. Along the way, see Earth Cubes, vermicompost, bokashi, Johnson-Su bioreactors, a three-bin setup, a tumbler, and a top-loading composter. The experience is held entirely outdoors and may be cancelled in cases of extreme weather. Admission is free and no registration is required. For questions, contact Mary Dudley at mdudley@civicgardencenter.org.
Civic Garden Center of Greater CincinnatiAll American Birthday Bash & Operation Thank You
The Cincinnati Parks All-American Birthday Bash at Sawyer Point brings together classic American cars, live music, and family-friendly activities capped by a fireworks show. Browse a display that ranges from iconic muscle machines to newer innovations, then enjoy performances by What About Jane, the Varner Netherton Revival, the Classic Rock Experience, and Six Strings Soldiers. Operation Thank You adds a meaningful presence with a Veteran Village, a VA Claims Van, and static military displays. The event is free to attend, and entry into the car show is $20.
Sawyer Point & Yeatman's CoveNocturne Tarot
The celebration of the nation’s 250th birthday at Hoffner Park features vendors, music, fireworks, and other festivities.
Hoffner ParkEast Walnut Hills Farmers' Market
Located in East Walnut Hills in Cincinnati, this local farmers market brings people together around fresh produce and a variety of goods. Marking its fifth anniversary, the market emphasizes community, sustainability and inclusion, creating a welcoming space for all. Every purchase from local vendors helps the market offer more, which supports farmers as they grow more and artisans as they produce more. It is a weekly gathering designed to connect people through food.
East Walnut HIlls20th Anniversary Rock 'N Roll Carnival
The 20th anniversary edition of the Northside Rock 'N Roll Carnival brings live music, food, and an easygoing atmosphere to Jacob Hoffner Park. Admission is free and open to the public. The lineup includes Sharp Toys, Space Chaise Lounge, Hustle Culture, Harlot, Bandages, Primitive Impulse, Fairmount Girls, Eatt, Artificial Go, Butcher’s Dog, Jeremy Harrison, DTA, Poor Little Critters, Run Rabbit Run, Soft Spark, Siren Suit, Chichi Wembira, Pity Xerox, Juls and The Ghouls, The Long Gones, Etudes of Horror, Soledad Brothers, Maw, Metric Ton, Lemon Sky, and Daikaiju. A parade adds to the festivities, and vendors and beer sales are part of the experience. Supported by The Northside Business Association, with the main stage sponsored by @madtreebrewing.
Jacob Hoffner ParkRed, White & Bluegrass
The 105th Mt. Washington Independence Day Parade will take a reversed route and finish at the park, setting the stage for more festivities. After the parade, head to the Stanbery Park oval for a car show, live bluegrass music from local band the Wayside Ramblers, food, adult beverages, and games. The celebration also includes a dedication of a new flagpole.
Stanbery ParkCounting Skeletons
Counting Skeletons delivers a live pregame set before a Cincinnati Reds regular season home matchup with the Kansas City Royals. The band takes the First Star Fan Zone Stage, located in the First Star Logistics Fan Zone.
Great American Ball ParkAdult Dungeons & Dragons
Adult players can take part in a weekly Dungeons & Dragons game organized by character level. Sign up for the tier that fits your character: Tier 1 covers levels 1 to 4 and is run by Hunter, while Tier 2 covers levels 5 to 10 and is run by Drew.
Woodburn GamesSteven Strings
Stephen performs a live set featuring rock and country from the 60s through the 90s. The music includes songs by John Cougar, Johnny Cash, Tom Petty, Journey, Fleetwood Mac, Billy Joel, Bob Seger, Bruce Springsteen, Prince, Bryan Adams, Alan Jackson, Toby Keith, Chris Stapleton, Keith Urban, and Tracy Chapman, along with additional favorites.
Kantine Biergarten EateryCottontails Benefit Concert
An uplifting evening of music dedicated to a meaningful cause, with all proceeds supporting pediatric cancer research. All ticket revenue, along with funds raised through a split-the-pot raffle, will be donated to CancerFree Kids.
The RedmoorFriday Night Magic: Weekly Draft
This weekly draft is limited to eight participants, and registration covers three packs for drafting. The plan is to use the newest set available that week. If boxes are not in stock, players may choose a chaos draft that lets each person select the sets for their packs, or registration will be refunded and the store’s vintage legacy cube can be used instead. There is no prizing for this event. Promotional cards may be given to participants depending on availability.
Woodburn GamesFriday Flow
Washington Park brings back its free R&B concert series, Friday Flow presented by P&G, filling summer evenings with soulful rhythms and live performances. Each week features a DJ, the house band, and a headliner for a full night of music. The 2026 roster includes Intro, Le’Andria Johnson, BlackGold, Love Street, Dantesings, Tiffany Bryant, Road to CMF showcases with Q Parker and Urban Mystic, Darren Bell, 2nd Wind, Terrell Carter, Harpoetic, and Honey Child. Special thanks go to sponsors P&G and First Financial Bank.
Washington ParkDetroit-Style Pizza
This interactive class teaches the Detroit-style method from the ground up, guiding participants through mixing and shaping the signature dough and assembling a pan-baked pie with a crisp, cheesy edge. The menu also includes a classic antipasto salad and a batch of homemade ranch dressing. Topping options may include pepperoni, hot honey, ricotta, mushrooms, roasted red bell pepper, banana peppers, spinach, red onion, and sausage. Each attendee receives two drinks from a full bar that rotates through small-producer wines, local craft beer, and seasonal cocktails or mocktails, with additional beverages available for purchase. Chef instructors lead the hands-on experience, and everyone receives a printed recipe booklet to recreate the dishes at home. A full meal is included, and any leftovers from class can be taken home. All ingredients and equipment are provided, and cleanup is handled so the focus stays on cooking and having a good time.
Tablespoon Cooking Co.4th of July Celebrations
There is no charge to attend this performance.
Yeatmans Cove ParkAscend Pro: Summerfest 2026
Norwood Recreation and Ascend Pro come together for the annual Summerfest, featuring Ascend Pro action. Admission is free.
Waterworks ParkPop Smoothie Review
A trio performance at Clifton Plaza features Stan Ginn on percussion while keeping the familiar smoothie feel and friendly vibe.
Clifton PlazaPEDDDLERS FLEA MARKET
At Peddlers, people can buy, sell, or trade. It is a welcoming place for treasure seekers. Vendor spaces are available indoors and outdoors throughout the year. Rates start at $20 on Saturday and Sunday. On Fridays, outdoor spots are $5.
Peddlers Flea MarketCincy Ecstatic Dance Flow
At Cincinnati Yoga School's Club Lotus, this ecstatic dance gathering invites people of all backgrounds and experience levels into a welcoming space. It opens with a centering ceremony, flows into an uplifting mix of dance music across genres for freeform movement, and closes with a soothing sound bath that includes a Reiki sweep and a shared closing circle. A local vendor, Sacred Serenity Healer, will be on site with homemade herbal products. The environment is barefoot and substance free, with conversation and devices set aside so respect, consent, and nonjudgment can lead the experience. Expect a satisfying workout that can support flexibility, endurance, strength, and coordination, a meditative state that helps release stress, emotional clearing that lightens the load, fresh sparks of creativity, a boost in confidence, and meaningful connection with others. Admission for ages 16 and up is $15 online or $20 at the door, with payment options including cash, Venmo, CashApp, Paypal, Zelle, Apple Pay, and card. On first Fridays only, children ages 6 to 15 may attend for $10 at the door. Age guidelines are 6 and up on first Fridays and 16 and up on third Fridays. Please note there are many stairs to reach the space. Bring water and comfortable clothing, along with an open mind and heart. Optional items include snacks, flow toys, a journal, and an eye mask for the sound bath. Please avoid drugs or alcohol, glitter, sequins or rhinestones, glow sticks, strong scents or perfumes, and judgment.
Toddler Time - 5&under
This session provides two hours of play reserved for children five and under. Tickets and socks are purchased at the front desk, and Shorty40 membership is welcome. The park opens to the public after the session. For weekly updates or changes related to other events, please check social media.
The Lion King
A live stage production of The Lion King brings the classic tale to life with vivid staging, powerful music, and beloved characters. From its celebrated opening moments to touching scenes throughout, the performance is crafted to engage audiences of all ages. It offers a memorable theater experience filled with striking imagery and songs that linger long after the curtain falls.
Procter and Gamble Hall Aronoff CenterJuly 4th - Liberty, Justice & Lip Syncs For All
A fundraising drag showcase paired with a cookout marks the nation’s birthday and supports Caracole and CAT Adoption. Tickets are $15 at the door, and a QR code on the poster is available for ticketing.
C & D NorthsidePeddlers Flea Market
Buy, sell, or trade at Peddlers Flea Market, a haven for treasure seekers. Vendor spaces are available indoors and outdoors throughout the year, with rates starting at $20. Shoppers can explore for one-of-a-kind finds while sellers choose the setup that suits them best.
Peddlers Flea MarketCassette Junkies
Cassette Junkies perform at the Ault Park Fireworks in Ault Park Cincinnati to celebrate America’s 250th birthday as part of one of the city’s biggest Fourth of July gatherings. Expect food, drinks, fireworks, and a set filled with hit songs.
Ault Park CincinnatiHat Trick
Hat Trick brings a festive celebration to Shoreline Social on the east side of Cincinnati.
Shoreline Social4th of July - FREE admission for military
Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden provides complimentary admission for all active and retired military on select holidays. Eligible service members may also purchase up to six discounted tickets for their immediate family. Military credentials are required at the turnstiles on those days, and guests using discounted tickets must enter with the qualifying service member. The zoo extends its appreciation to those who serve.
Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical GardenZen at Ziegler
Zencinnati presents a calming session at Ziegler Pool that blends guided meditation, mindful breathing, and a live sound bath. Participants may float in the water or unwind along the deck, choosing the setting that feels most comfortable. Two ticket options are available. The In-Water Experience costs $15 for Season Pass Holders and Zencinnati Studio Members and $30 for non pass holders, with floats provided. The Pool Deck Experience costs $5 for Season Pass Holders and Zencinnati Studio Members and $10 for non pass holders, with yoga mats or lounge seating available. The class flows from a brief settling period to grounding and breathwork, moves into a sound bath immersion, and concludes with quiet integration and a gentle closing.
2026 Youth Summer Program
The APNET Summer Program invites middle school and high school students in grades 7 through 12 to take part in interactive, skill-building experiences. Participants engage in hands-on workshops, dynamic sessions, and community-centered activities that support personal growth and early career exploration. A $30 registration fee per participant covers all sessions, and payment can also be made at the door. Per-day tickets are available through Eventbrite, or payment can be sent via CashApp; include your full name followed by _SP26 in the payment note so your spot can be confirmed. If the participant is under 18, a parent or guardian must complete the application. Completing the registration form secures a place in the program. Complimentary snacks, drinks, and lunch are provided at each session, and those who complete the program receive a certificate of completion.
DePaul Cristo Rey High School, CincinnatiA Public Reading of the Declaration of Independence
A quick-paced ceremony and performance honors the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence at Seasongood Pavilion in Eden Park. Twenty Greater Cincinnatians recognized for their civic participation and dedication, including Jan-Michele Lemon Kearney, Adrian Flores, Tarita Preston, Jack Louiso, Julie Kirkpatrick, Alfonso Cornejo, Leslie Ghiz, and Charleston Wang, each read a portion of the founding text. The readings are followed by a performance by No Promises Vocal Band and additional artistic entertainment. Marking a rare civic moment, this is only the second time since 1925 that Greater Cincinnati has hosted a public reading of the Declaration at a community gathering. Presented with support from the Cincinnati Area League of Women Voters and Asianati, the program aims to help establish a new Cincinnati tradition.
Seasongood PavilionCaffeine & Fuel
Mark the arrival of Caffeine & Fuel’s new Cincinnati location with a relaxed gathering at Oakley Greens. Network and unwind, explore a lineup of cars, sip coffee, pick up a snack, and stay for lunch. The venue offers amenities for adults and children, and pets are welcome. This free weekly event provides an easygoing setting to connect and enjoy the scene.
Oakley GreensAult Park 4th of July Children's Parade
Children lead a parade featuring festively decorated bicycles and strollers. Free registration is available before the parade begins.
Ault ParkCincy Brunch & Streetcar Food Tour
Experience a guided brunch journey through historic Over the Rhine with six tasting stops and a streetcar ride. It begins in Washington Park, set beside the famed Music Hall with its storied past, where the city’s history is shared through engaging tales and vintage photos. The first stop offers a generous dish at one of the neighborhood’s largest beer gardens, a historic space reimagined as a modern craft brewery paired with a farm to table restaurant, along with insight into an era of political corruption, beer, and vice. The route continues with an authentic Argentinean empanada and a stroll past striking architecture, hand painted murals, and a lively mix of shops and restaurants. Menus vary by week and may include a cheesy, crispy slice of Detroit style pizza or a freshly made taco, featuring locally owned spots and a balance of sweet and savory flavors. The tour then boards the streetcar to Findlay Market, the oldest urban outdoor market in Ohio, to enjoy a Cincinnati specialty, cheese, fudge, and a final sweet treat. Attendees can pack up any extras to go, linger to explore the market, or return to Washington Park. A local guide is available to share recommendations and answer questions, and a vegetarian option is offered.
Race StreetFourth of July Tasting Tour
Celebrate the Fourth of July with a guided tasting through Findlay Market that features refreshing summer flavors along the way. Each attendee receives five tastings plus an engaging look at the market’s storied past. Stops currently include Gramma Debbie’s Kitchen for watermelon salad, Mama Lo Hizo for mini nachos with a canned drink, and Jane’s for beer, with additional participants to be announced as the event approaches. Tickets cost $35.
Findlay MarketWeekend Walkabout
Explore Beautiful Metals on a Weekend Walkabout through Spring Grove Cemetery, where the focus is on finding bronze tucked among the familiar sights of marble and granite. Participants will search for subtle bronze elements that can be hard to spot yet rewarding to discover. These walking tours are offered once a month from May through October. A $5 donation benefits the Heritage Foundation and supports education, preservation, and community outreach. Registration is required and space is limited.
Spring Grove Cemetery & ArboretumYoga
An inclusive yoga class welcoming every body and ability, featuring a full-body flow that you can soften or intensify to suit your needs. Bring water and a mat, or borrow a limited number of mats from the skate rental counter. Sessions focus on cultivating strength, flexibility, and balance for body, mind, and spirit. Expect a consistent rhythm that shifts emphasis among different muscle groups, with breath-led movement, a cooling stretch sequence, and a brief closing meditation. Led by Marie Asbury of Soaring Soul Wellness. This free wellness offering is made possible through support from Cincinnati Parks, Cincinnati Parks Foundation, and the Osher Center for Integrative Health as part of Cincy Parks + Rec for Wellness.
America 250 Homecoming & Cookout
Neighbors gather at the Harriet Beecher Stowe House for a community meal that honors the nation’s 250th birthday through food, dialogue, and connection. Centered on the simple act of sharing a table, the gathering brings together people from different backgrounds to encourage conversation, understanding, and a sense of belonging. Inspired by the tradition of Sunday dinner, it offers time to slow down, care for one another, and reflect on shared freedoms and responsibilities. In a place long tied to conversations about freedom, justice, and community, participants can consider how the past shapes a shared future and are welcome to share personal stories at the table.
Harriet Beecher Stowe HouseLearn to Skate
A beginner-friendly rollerskating lesson in the park at Riverfront Rink offers a supportive space to build balance, coordination, and confidence while rolling to music. The session welcomes first-timers and those returning to skates, with skates provided at no cost. Expect a friendly, social atmosphere with opportunities to meet new people. Skating helps build strength and can burn 600 calories per hour, making it an energetic way to move and have fun.
Riverfront Rink at Sawyer PointFSQ
At Fountain Square in Downtown Cincinnati, this summer series spotlights local talent. The featured program is Circus in the Parks with My Nose Turns Red, part of FSQ Performs and a lineup that ranges from string ensembles to ballet. Attendance is free and open to everyone. Presented with support from Fifth Third Bank.
Fountain SquareSound Healing Sundays (first and third)
At World Peace Yoga Cincinnati, this twice-monthly sound bath led by Jenna Morgan invites quiet rest and rejuvenation. Offered on the first and third Sundays, the experience begins with a brief guided meditation and gentle breathwork to help you settle. It is a completely passive practice, with participants reclining in a supported nest on their mats with bolsters and blankets while high-frequency frosted crystal bowls fill the room with layered tones that soothe the nervous system and encourage a deeply meditative state for clarity and restoration. For about 30 to 45 minutes, you are immersed in waves of sound that may feel like a subtle hum in the body or a dreamy drift, helping release tension and clear stagnant energy. The session aims to leave you feeling light, grounded, and refreshed. To prepare, wear comfortable layered clothing since body temperature can drop during deep relaxation. Mats, blankets, and bolsters are provided, and you are welcome to bring a pillow, an eye mask, or a favorite blanket to make your resting space extra cozy. Jenna is a sound healer and yogi who works with crystal singing bowls and her voice to create soundscapes that support stillness, surrender, and self-discovery. Her intuitive approach focuses on helping participants reconnect with inner harmony, and she is currently completing the World Peace Yoga Teacher Certification.
World Peace Yoga CincinnatiNight Hike
Take a scenic night hike along Cincinnati’s riverfront at Sawyer Point, enjoying glittering downtown skyline sights and the relaxed feel of the river after dark. This family friendly outing offers a fun way to experience the city at night. After the walk, linger for snacks and a casual hangout.
Sawyer PointPEDDLERS FLEA MARKET
Shop, sell, or swap at Peddlers Flea Market, a welcoming haven for treasure seekers. Both indoor and outdoor spaces are available year-round, starting at $20.
Peddlers Flea MarketSunday Groove
Wrap up the week with DJ sets centered on groove. It is a smooth sendoff to the weekend.
Nostalgia Wine & Jazz LoungeAmerican Aquarium
American Aquarium brings a rugged, big chorus sound to Ludlow Garage, shaped by BJ Barham’s candid songwriting. For almost twenty years, the group has built a name on emotionally charged, unrestrained rock shows that refuse to let up. The latest album, The Fear of Standing Still, highlights that hallmark blend, pairing hard driving country rock with some of Barham’s most personal and incisive lyrics yet. Onstage the band delivers a relentless, high energy set that lingers long after the last note, a reputation that has placed them among the most powerful live acts on the road today.
The Ludlow GarageSunday Findlay Market Brunch Tour
Enjoy a progressive brunch through historic Findlay Market featuring nine tastings from beloved small businesses. Begin in a cozy bakery with a fresh-baked muffin or banana bread dotted with butterscotch chips and great coffee, then try a goetta egg and cheese sandwich rated number one by USA Today, celebrating the German breakfast sausage tied to Cincinnati’s Porkopolis nickname. Meet an owner for an authentic empanada with chimichurri, sample party potatoes at a vegan shop, and savor a Lebanese samosa from a family-run grocery. There is even a photo opportunity with Mr. Red, a nod to the city’s baseball roots. Warm Belgian waffles are on the menu, and along the way the top spots for Italian cannoli and fresh pasta are highlighted. A cheese and fudge shop with more than a century of history offers house specialties before a sweet finish at a gelato shop that might be the next best in the world. Stories of Cincinnati’s vibrant past, including Rookwood Pottery nearby, are woven throughout, and guests leave with suggestions for more places to explore after the tour. Stops can vary from week to week, but the flavors and fun stay consistently high.
Moxy BakeryPlay! Pokemon Open Play
This casual Play! Pokemon open play session offers a relaxed space to practice with your own deck. It is family focused, and children are welcome. Participants under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. A $5 play space entry fee applies, which can be covered through regular purchases or loaded onto a gift card for use at your convenience. Check in at the front upon arrival.
Woodburn GamesBuju Banton and more
Buju Banton and Stephen Marley bring the Roots and Rhymes Tour to Riverfront Live in Cincinnati. This concert features both artists performing live on the same bill.
Riverfront LiveFunniest Person in Cincinnati 2026
Enjoy a live comedy show featuring Ran Barnaclo, Joshua Malone, Ian Maloney, Hayley Mann, Casey Dye, Jim Whittenburg, Michelle Miller, Nick Williams, Sherry Hoenicke, Enzo Nitti, Bri Munnich, and Mohammad Patel.
Go Bananas Comedy ClubRoger Klug and more
Roger Klug and Julie Spangler take the stage with their band for a high-energy performance of classic rock and pop. Regarded as a standout evening at Play in the Park, this show offers an upbeat atmosphere throughout.
Kennedy Park90's Name That Music Tune at West Side Brewing
Challenge your 90s music memory in a Name That Tune-style game that asks you to identify hits using melody and lyric recognition. The focus ranges from the grit of grunge to the sparkle of pop, tapping into nostalgia with nods to dial-up internet and boombox days. Expect catchy hooks and a playful throwback vibe.
West Side BrewingBob Dylan
Bob Dylan performs at PNC Pavilion in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Riverbend Music CenterCincinnati, Ohio
Complimentary dental, vision, medical, and denture care will be available. Participants are seen in the order they arrive, and services are available to anyone. There is no charge, identification is not required, and insurance is not needed.
St. Xavier High SchoolNorthside Tavern
Cantelle takes the stage at Cincinnati's Northside Tavern for a live performance.
Northside TavernKirk 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 GarageSummer Sidewalk Sale, July 11 & 12 at indigenous!
indigenous, a handcrafted gallery in East Walnut Hills, presents its annual Summer Sidewalk Sale with major markdowns on handmade art, craft, and jewelry. Sidewalk displays overflow with discontinued pieces, studio seconds, unique one-offs, and other special discoveries, with many tags near half off and some even deeper. Expect a broad mix that includes jewelry, pottery, home decor, garden art, tiles, and prints. Discounted selections are slated from Amber Barnett, Scott Weaver and Robin Burke, Rena Hopkins, Laura Bosse and Catherine Zurchin, Jackie Keck, Kari Babcock, George Carruth, Julie Bigger, and Amy Flesher, with additional artists to be announced.
Indigenous Craft GallerySeth Andrews and Noah Lugeons
Seth Andrews and Noah Lugeons take the stage for a live show packed with humor, storytelling, and conversation-starting moments.
Anderson CenterCincinnati, OH
Vik Pandya performs live at The Comet in Cincinnati. Tickets are available for this show.
The CometFan Fest
Now in its third year, Fan Fest brings all-ages fun to Washington Park. Watch the Wimbledon men's championship match, try out mini tennis courts, enjoy face painting, and sample offerings from local food trucks and vendors. Participants can also enter for a chance to win two tickets good for both semifinal sessions at the 2026 Cincinnati Open.
Washington Parkidobi Radio Summer School
Idobi Radio Summer School brings Honey Revenge and other performers to Bogart's in Cincinnati, Ohio for a multi-artist show.
Bogart'sRiftbound Summoner Skirmish
This Competitive level 1v1 Constructed event is tailored for players ready to evaluate their progress and showcase carefully built decks. Summoner Skirmishes represent the peak of local competitive play, offering a focused setting to turn practice into results. They are scheduled twice during each set cycle, roughly a month after a set releases and again about a month before the next set arrives. Prizes include a participation promo, a Top 8 promo, a champion playmat, and a Round 1 bye at Regional Qualifiers.
Woodburn GamesSoccer Celebration at Fountain Square
With the world’s biggest soccer tournament happening in the United States, FC Cincinnati brings Soccer Celebrations to Fountain Square. This gathering offers live screenings of matches, food and beverage options, music and entertainment, and exclusive giveaways and merchandise from FC Cincinnati’s Summer of Soccer.
Fountain SquareHamilton Leithauser
Hamilton Leithauser performs at Riverbend Music Center. Based in New York City, he writes and self-produces his music and has called the city home for 23 years. His background includes decades spent working in professional recording studios.
Riverbend Music CenterJuly Summer Music Festival
Part of a Cincinnati summer tradition that has thrived for more than three decades, this live music night unfolds at Ault Park. The lineup spotlights Mojo Risin. Admission is free.
Ault ParkCincy Hikes July Book Club & Hike
This outing pairs a 2.4 mile walk on the Armleder Connector Trail at Otto Armleder Park with a book club conversation at Element Eatery. The featured book is The Last Hillwalker: A Sidways look at Forty Years in Britains Mountains by John D Burns. Take part in the hike, the discussion, or both. Plan to meet in the parking area near the connector trail inside the park. Upon entering, turn right at the stop sign, pass the dog park parking, and continue to the lot by the trailhead.
Otto Armleder ParkData Centers and Communities
A special live Cincinnati Edition brings a studio audience together with decision makers to explore the rapid rise of data centers and what this growth means for nearby neighborhoods. The discussion considers whether the area is becoming a Silicon Heartland, notes the surge in major tech investment, and examines tensions between AI-driven expansion and community concerns. In-person attendance requires free registration due to limited seating, and a live stream will be available on YouTube.
Cincinnati Public RadioJuly Summer Music Fest
Presented by the Ault Park Advisory Council, the June Summer Music Festival carries on a Cincinnati tradition of more than 30 years. Enjoy live music by The Menus, with free admission and local food and drinks.
Ault ParkSmells Like Nirvana - Tribute to Nirvana
Smells Like Nirvana brings a tribute to Nirvana to Bogart's. The show is open to all ages. Lineups and scheduling may change without prior notice or refunds. Entry policies may be updated, and purchasing tickets indicates agreement to follow the requirements in place at the time of the event. Ticket access includes a Live Nation presale, Citi cardmember presale and preferred options, along with a general public onsale. For the latest entry protocols, consult the venue's official information before attending.
Bogart'sLos Straitjackets
Los Straitjackets take the stage for a live concert at Memorial Hall OTR in Cincinnati.
Memorial HallKindred The Family Soul
Kindred The Family Soul will perform live at Ludlow Garage in Cincinnati. Tickets are available for this show.
Ludlow GarageBlack Wonderland Presents: Sunday Funday: July 19
Black Wonderland revives its Sunday Funday series at Queen City Radio, featuring music from @trubmzk and @k.chanta_ in a relaxed outdoor patio setting. This free event is part of the summer lineup. Themes and additional details will be announced.
Queen City RadioJohn Mellencamp
A live concert by John Mellencamp takes place at Riverbend Music Center in Cincinnati. The performance showcases the artist on stage at this venue.
Riverbend Music CenterPaint Workshop: Introduction to Color Theory
Explore the foundations of color theory in a hands-on painting workshop that takes the uncertainty out of building a cohesive palette. Gain practical and theoretical skills as you study the key elements of color, learn to use the color wheel effectively, create harmonious combinations while avoiding clashes, mix a wide range of hues from primary colors, and understand how light affects the colors you see and paint. All materials are provided, and you are welcome to bring your own tools if you prefer. Participants will take home the brush used in class and the model painted during the session. The class includes some advanced concepts, yet beginners are encouraged and supported. Details for each month’s workshop are updated regularly.
Woodburn GamesAl West, Jr. w/ Greg Chako Quartet - The Ipanema Project
Vocalist Al West, Jr. appears with the Greg Chako Quartet at Caffè Vivace Jazz Lounge, featuring Greg Chako on guitar, Wayne Yeager on piano, David Lloyd on bass, and Mike Melloy on drums. After three years of performances in intimate Cincinnati venues, the group unveils The Ipanema Project, a summer series focused on the enduring songs of Antônio Carlos Jobim and the bossa nova tradition. The program channels warm Brazilian nights, the gentle sway of the guitar, and melodies that journeyed from Rio de Janeiro to jazz clubs around the world. Selections include favorites such as Garota de Ipanema, Corcovado, and Águas de Março, presented with the elegance and musicianship that listeners at this room recognize. If a party’s beverage purchases do not meet the required amount, a $15 drink or food minimum is applied per person for each set. Seats may be resold 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 start time.
Caffè VivaceFC Cincinnati PreMatch at the Park
A family friendly pre-match gathering in the park takes place before FC Cincinnati home games, featuring music, plenty of vendor interactions, and an array of food trucks. Offerings include inflatable soccer attractions and the FCC inflatable slide. There is ample seating throughout the park, and families, including children and dogs, are welcome. Across the season, themes rotate and include Home Opener, Kids’ Day, Pride, AAPI, Kick Cancer, Salute to Service, Black Heritage, Noche Latina, Hell is Real, Halloween, and Fan Appreciation. Sponsors include FC Cincinnati, Maxim Crane Works, Frost Brown Todd, CVG Airport, and Anthem.
Washington ParkROLLING QUARTZ [MY TURN] 2026 TOUR
Rolling Quartz (롤링쿼츠) brings its MY TURN 2026 Tour to North America, with the Korean rock band’s five members, Arem, Hyunjung, Iree, Jayoung, and Yeongeun, taking the stage together after debuting in 2020.
The Woodward TheaterHindley Street Country Club
The Hindley Street Country Club, created by arranger and producer Constantine Delo, began as an Adelaide collective sharing weekly reimagined cover performances on Facebook and YouTube. That online project has grown into a global following, with more than 590 million views on YouTube, over one million subscribers, and over a billion views across social platforms. Building on their digital success, the group now tours internationally to reach audiences around the world. They continue to post new videos on YouTube each week.
The Ludlow GarageCincinnati Music Festival (Thursday Pass)
Hi Tek brings a live performance to Paycor Stadium in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Paycor StadiumDude Perfect
Dude Perfect brings the Squad Games Tour to Heritage Bank Center with an arena setup that places fans on all sides of the floor. The floor is turned into a competitive battleground, creating an immersive live experience that brings everyone close to the action.
Heritage Bank CenterHookahville PreParty w/Cat Tyrtle@Stanley's!
This Hookahville pre-party heads to Cincinnati and Dayton, bringing easygoing jam vibes in support of Hookahville. Hookah tickets and swag will be available.
Stanley's PubBack to the 90’s – Throwback Party | Cincinnati Music Fest Weekend 2026
Rewind to the 90s with a throwback party featuring hip hop, R&B, dancehall, and more during Cincy Music Fest Weekend. Privee on Elm hosts the event. Early bird tickets are $20.
Privee on ElmCarmen
At Cincinnati Music Hall, this presentation of Carmen features music by Georges Bizet and a libretto by Ludovic Halévy and Henri Meilhac. It is performed in French with English translations projected for the audience. Carmen refuses to be tied down, choosing her own path in life and love. When she captures the attention of Don José, a disciplined soldier with a sweetheart back home, he gives up everything to follow her. Her feelings shift, and the arrival of the charismatic toreador Escamillo ignites jealousy that turns deadly. Set to a rhythm driven score, the story explores desire, freedom, and fatal choices. Featuring the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and Cincinnati Opera Chorus.
Cincinnati Music HallROCK THE BOAT ANNUAL ALL WHITE BOAT RIDE PARTY CINCINNATI MUSIC FEST 2026
This annual all-white attire boat ride party takes place during Cincinnati Music Festival weekend aboard Queen City Riverboats/Destiny Yacht Charters. Marketed as the biggest boat party of the weekend, it centers on an all-white theme throughout the event.
Queen City Riverboats/Destiny Yacht Charters2026 Cincinnati Music Festival - Saturday
Part of the Cincinnati Music Festival presented by P&G, this event offers a festival experience at Paycor Stadium.
Paycor Stadium5 Seconds Of Summer with The Band Camino
5 Seconds of Summer brings the Everyone's a Star! World Tour to Riverbend Music Center in Cincinnati, presenting a live performance as part of the global run.
Riverbend Music CenterAfter The Break Big Band
After the Break performs big band music at Caffè Vivace in Cincinnati, drawing inspiration from Eric Lechliter’s Original Farm League Big Band. Created by University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music graduates Alec G. Davis and Thomas Putterbaugh, the ensemble was built to provide a platform for local composers and to spark interest in large-ensemble jazz among younger listeners. The band features writers and soloists from the region, with saxophonists Alec Davis, Christian Paradiso, Andrew Brown, Kaleb Swedlund, and Phil Black, trumpeters Thana Rangsiyawaranon, Kahle Sykora, Layden Dukes, and Gabriel Pimental, and trombonists Spencer Merk, Kosta Brunson, Ethan Dickerson, and Adam Wheeler. The rhythm section includes Tristien Krueger on guitar, Zach Karp on piano, Mason Daugherty on bass, and Alex Merk on drums. A $15 food or drink minimum is charged per person per set if the party’s beverage purchases do not meet the minimum. Seats may be resold 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 performance of equal value available when requested at least 24 hours before the start of the performance.
Caffè Vivace - Cincinnati, OHCincyHop 2026
CincyHop marks its tenth year as one of Cincinnati's leading dance events. The weekend offers live music, workshops, social dancing, and bluesy late night jams.
The Upstairs CincinnatiPure Prairie League
Patterson Hood and John Moreland share the stage at The Ludlow Garage in Cincinnati for an evening centered on songwriting and storytelling. Patterson Hood, an acclaimed singer, guitarist, and co-founder of Drive-By Truckers, brings the Southern narratives that connect works from Southern Rock Opera to his forthcoming solo release Exploding Trees & Airplane Screams. John Moreland, a celebrated Americana artist, highlights the intimate, straightforward approach of his new album Visitor. Together they present vivid lyrics, rooted musical traditions, and songs that explore everyday human experience.
The Ludlow GarageFull Moon Tours
Experience the eighteenth annual Full Moon Tours at Historic Spring Grove Cemetery and Arboretum. Guides carrying lanterns lead visitors through the historic sections after dark for a different look at the grounds. Guests should bring a flashlight. Registration is required. Additional tour topics will be announced as they are confirmed, with themes such as Night Watchman and Young at Heart.
Spring Grove Cemetery & Arboretum💘🎸✨Live Music with Electric Alex at BLOC Coffee Co. Cincinnati
Electric Alex brings a live performance to BLOC Coffee Company in Cincinnati. This event highlights local music and reflects appreciation for community support.
BLOC Coffee Company9th Annual Cincinnati Festival of Faiths
Free and welcoming to people of every age and belief, the Cincinnati Festival of Faiths returns in a fresh format at the Cintas Center at Xavier University. The celebration unfolds as an indoor and outdoor village-style marketplace where guests can explore, taste, learn, and connect across more than 30 faith traditions through music, art, food, and hands-on activities. A new passport-style experience invites visitors to gather meaningful items and moments from stations representing different communities, encouraging discovery at every turn. Throughout the day, expect live performances, calls to prayer from multiple traditions, and opportunities to observe sacred practices that encourage deeper understanding and real connection. Traditions represented include Bahá’í, Buddhist, Christian, Hindu, Humanist, Jewish, Muslim, Pagan, Sikh, Unitarian Universalist, and Zoroastrian communities. The festival highlights the many ways people find meaning, purpose, and connection, welcoming those with a faith tradition and those without one. Features include live music, spaces for quiet reflection, and a dedicated children's activity area, and the Sikh community will prepare and serve a complimentary meal as an expression of generosity and hospitality. Attendees are free to drop in at any time, and admission is free. More than fifty volunteers from ten faith traditions are bringing the experience to life alongside Program Managers Alycia McClurg and Karen Martin with support from EquaSion's leadership. Approximately 3,000 participants are expected, and obtaining tickets in advance can help speed entry and reduce wait times.
The Cintas Center at Xavier UniversityRyan Rosenberger Acoustic at Streetside Brewery
Ryan Rosenberger sets the tone for a relaxed acoustic night at Streetside Brewery, mixing popular songs, singalong picks, and easygoing cover tunes. Enjoy feel-good music and a laid-back atmosphere with your favorite drinks in hand.
CRK at Good Time Charlies
Set within the Four Seasons Marina, this event is focused on delivering a fun experience.
Good Time Charley'sChance The Rapper - Coloring Book 10 Year Anniversary Tour
Chance The Rapper brings his North American anniversary tour honoring ten years of Coloring Book to The Andrew J Brady Music Center in Cincinnati. The 2016 mixtape marked a turning point for independent music, blending gospel, hip hop and rich live instrumentation while making him the first independent artist to win a Grammy. It earned widespread praise from fans and critics and showcased collaborations with Kanye West, Justin Bieber, Kirk Franklin, Lil Wayne, 2 Chainz, T-Pain and Saba, created alongside longtime partners Nico Segal, Peter Cottontale and The Social Experiment with additional production by Kaytranada, Brasstracks and Francis and the Lights. An independent hip hop artist from Chicago, Chance is known for Acid Rap, Coloring Book and Star Line, and for music that explores faith, family, resilience and Black identity. He also founded SocialWorks, a Chicago nonprofit focused on youth empowerment, arts education and civic engagement through initiatives like OpenMike, Support CPS and the New Chance Fund, investing more than $12 million in Chicago. Please note that the venue enforces a clear bag policy for all events.
The Andrew J Brady Music CenterThe Classic Rock Experience @ Element Eatery Outdoor Stage !
This event delivers a high energy celebration of 1970s classic rock, spotlighting the era's defining anthems. The focus is on the songs that shaped the decade.
Hoxworth's 12th Annual Golf Outing! Fundraiser Event Presented by Network for Hope
Spend a day of golf at Losantiville Country Club while supporting the 12th annual outing benefiting Hoxworth Blood Center. Proceeds aid patients throughout the Greater Cincinnati area by helping Hoxworth deliver vital blood products to those who rely on them. The event includes golf with lunch and dinner, plus friendly competitions featuring team awards for first, second, and third place, along with challenges for longest putt, longest drive for men and women, and closest to the pin.
Losantiville Country ClubMovers 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