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Dates to Know in Cincinnati: August 2026
June, July, and August
7th Annual Cincinnati Favorites Blood Drive Tour
Save a life this summer and celebrate all things Cincinnati. Hoxworth Blood Center, University of Cincinnati, and Cincinnati’s food staples come together once again this summer to celebrate lifesaving blood donors during the annual Cincinnati Favorites Blood Drive Tour. Stops include Aglamesis Bro’s, The BonBonerie, Busken Bakery, Graeter’s Ice Cream, LaRosa’s, Montgomery Inn, and Skyline Chili. Click here for the full summer schedule.
August 1–31
Black Business Month
Click here for a comprehensive list of Black businesses to support in Cincinnati in August and beyond. Courtesy of The Voice of Black Cincinnati.
Traveler’s Table
1011 S Fort Thomas Avenue
A new restaurant concept in Fort Thomas, replacing Grassroots & Vine with an entirely new dining experience.: where guests can “Travel the World Without Leaving the Table.” Every meal celebrates the flavors, cultures, and stories of destinations around the world.
$3 Off All of August
Take $3 off tickets to LEGO® Jurassic World: The Exhibition at the Cincinnati Museum Center (online only).
Guide to Greater Cincinnati Farmers Markets
Monday and Tuesday
Bengals Training Camp
Kettering Health Practice Fields
Open to the public with free admission. Click here to purchase tickets to the Friday night Stadium Practice on August 7.
through Saturday
Read Around the Block
College Hill
Join the College Hill Forum this summer for a a celebration of reading. Visit Little Free Libraries, CHPL – College Hill Branch, and local bookstores to get stamps on your passport. There will be books, prizes, and events. Follow along with College Hill Forum and check back to the Weekend Rundown for events throughout the month.
August 8: Wrap Party at Patrick’s Park, 6–8p
All events and activities are free
through Sunday
2026 Butterfly Show: Destination Monarch
Krohn Conservatory, 10a–8p daily
Follow the incredible journey of one of nature’s most iconic pollinators—the monarch butterfly. Trace their epic migration across the United States and into Mexico, where they find refuge in the Oyamel Fir Forests for the winter. Discover the science, beauty, and wonder behind this remarkable voyage.
Tuesday
Opening Day: Summermusik Festival
Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra
Three different concert experiences designed to provide something unique for everyone’s musical tastes. Concerts at multiple venues. Click the link above for schedule and details. Through August 29.
Wednesday
$5 Burger Wednesdays
Arnolds Bar & Grill
Burgers, desserts, and Sam Adams American Light available for just $5 each. There is also live bluegrass on Wednesdays from 6 to 8.
Yappy Hour
Washington Park, 6–8p
The Canine Catch with Stray Animal Adoption Program Adoptable Animals. If your dog catches the most treats in the toss, you’re the winner! 10% of bar sales for the night go back to benefit SAAP.
Free admission
Shakespeare in the Park: Much Ado About Nothing
Stewart Park/Madisonville Rec Center, 7p
Free and open to the public
Stand Up History: Mill Creek Edition
Urban Artifact, 7p
Join the historians from Stand-Up History for a one-of-a-kind evening exploring the fascinating, surprising, and sometimes downright bizarre history of the Mill Creek watershed.
Tickets
Thursday
Smale Family Fun Day
Smale Park & Schmidlapp Event Lawn, 9a–1p
Live performances, hands-on art, free Carol Ann’s Carousel rides, animal encounters, face paint, and balloon animals.
Free admission; low-sensory hour from 9 to 10
Opera & Oranges
Summit Park, 5:30p
Cincinnati Opera in the community for preschool (age or ability), 3–6
Free admission
CMC After Hours: Sci-Fi Edition
Cincinnati Museum Center, 7–10p
The Museum of Natural History & Science will be open with space-themed programming and interactive experiences. Food and drinks will be available for purchase.
21+; tickets
Films at the Factory: Finding Nemo
Braxton Factory 52, 7:30–10p
Movie night at the greenspace. Bring your own blanket.
Free admission
Thursday–Sunday
Annual 127 World’s Longest Yard Sale
Yard sale that spans 690 miles from Gadsden, AL to Addison, MI. Northside’s neighborhood-wide garage sale will be on August 8 from 9a–2p to coincide with the 127 Yard Sale.
VOA Music Fest
Voice of America Park
30+ artists playing a weekend of music, including Brad Paisley, Rascal Flatts, Blake Shelton, and Jordan Davis.
Friday
Bengals Training Camp Stadium Practice
Paycor Stadium, 6p (gates at 4:30)
Friday night Stadium Practice open to the public, featuring family friendly activities, photo ops, and live commentary by Dan Hoard and Dave Lapham.
Family Fun Friday
Rapid Run Park, 6–8p
Games, activities, performance by Miss Joanie, and stations for crafting with the Cincinnati Art Museum and decorating tiles for the park. Win a $25 gift card to a participating Burger Week restaurant.
Free admission
Music in the Gardens: Sarah Asher and Johnathan Cox
Baker Hunt Art and Cultural Center, 6–9p
Outdoor concert series plus art show and activity.
Free
Burgers & Brews
Lake Isabella, 6–9p
Music, food, kid-friendly lawn games, and leisurely paddle down the Little Miami River.
Free admission (food and beverages available for purchase)
Free Music Fridays: Blue Otis
MadTree Taproom, 7–10p
Free admission
Free Summer Concert Series
J.Roddy Walston & The Business x The Bright Light Social Hour
Fountain Square, 7–10p
Free and open to the public
Friday and Saturday
On Point Music Festival
Sawyer Point
Two days of music, including July for Kings, Sylmar, Saintseneca, The Tillers, and many more, as well as roller rink, beach volleyball, and pickleball tournament.
Free admission
Spark in the Dark
Miami Whitewater Forest
Illuminate the night this summer with glow boat rentals, night hikes, and refreshments available for purchase.
Free admission; glow boat rentals and refreshments available for purchase
Friday–Sunday
Ohio’s Annual Sales Tax Holiday
Goods of any kind priced at $500 or less are exempt from tax during the holiday. This sales tax holiday helps families buy clothing, supplies, and other items their children may need to be successful in the coming school year.
FAQ for exclusions and restrictions
Saturday
Rock, Fossil, and Artifact Identification Day
Archaeological Research Institute, 10a–2p
The team at ARI will help identify artifacts, rocks, and fossils while sharing the science behind your discoveries.
Free admission
Hamilton Flea
Marcum Park, 10a–4p
Curated urban flea market in downtown Hamilton featuring local artisans and beverages and food truck fare available for purchase.
Free admission
The OFF Market
Summit Park, 10a–4p
Monthly marketplace bringing together small businesses, artisans, brewers, bakers, farmers, and more.
Free admission
CPS Back to School Fest
Washington Park, 11a–1p
There will be giveaways, activities and services, music, entertainment, games, and free backpacks and food while supplies last. You can also Mmeet with school leaders, connect with CPS departments, and access resources from community partners.
Free admission
Cincinnati Punk Rock Flea Market
Fowling Warehouse, 11:30a–10p
Artists and vendors, plus bands all day.
$10 cash entry, all ages
RenFest
Rhinegeist, 12–6p
Live, roaming festive, comedic and musical performances; live armored combat with the Cincinnati Barbarians; fare fit for a king (or queen), and Chain Mail Pale Ale.
Free and open to the public
Westwood Second Saturdays: Revive
Westwood Town Hall, 5–10p
Music, food, community fitness activities, entertainment, and more.
Free admission
Kickoff to Oktoberfest
Cincinnati Lager House, 6–10p
Kick off Oktoberfest season with an evening of German food, Oktoberfest beer, games, music, and prizes along Cincinnati’s beautiful riverfront. There will also be a USSA Ohio State Steinholding Qualifier for Men and Woman at 6. Hosted by Those German Guys.
Free general admission; VIP package available
Sunset Skate
Riverfront Rink, 7–10p
On Point Music Festival with JJ & the Mood.
Free admission and rental skates with ID; beverages and snacks available for purchase
Saturday and Sunday
Arcade Music Fest
Covington
Arts and music festival spanning multiple venues, with the main stage of the event at the corner of Washington and Pike Streets.
Cincinnati Open Community Weekend
Lindner Family Tennis Center
Family friendly two-day celebration ahead of tournament play, featuring interactive on-court experiences, tennis drills, autograph sessions with the pros, face painting, balloon artists, fairy hair, live music and more. There will also be a 5K run, a Red Bull BassLine exhibition and opportunities to see the pros up close during practice sessions.
Tickets
Sunday
Suburban Flea
Wandering Monsters, 11a–4p
Vendors will be taking over their parking lot, with everything from glass blowing, custom shirts, hats, baked goods, and so much more.
Free admission
Art on Vine
Elm Street Plaza, 12–6p
Local artists and makers showcasing and selling fine arts and handmade goods every first Sunday of the month.
Free admission
Family Day
Stricker’s Grove, 12–8p (rides close from 4 to 5 for dinner)
Stricker’s Grove is only open to the public four days a year and one of those is Family Day the second Sunday in August. Food and alcohol available for purchase on-site. You can also bring your own food.
$22 admission (kids under 2 free) includes all rides all day, 18-hole mini golf, unlimited soft drinks
Play @ Madison Square: Game Day Sports Bash
Madison Square at Element Eatery, 2–6p
Soccer kick inflatable, football bounce, QB blitz premier inflatable, speed pitch inflatable, cornhole, and live music.
Free
Shakespeare in the Park: Much Ado About Nothing
Harry Whiting Brown Community Center (Glendale), 7p
Free and open to the public
7 Picnic in the Park Pairings
Sports
Cincinnati Reds vs. Athletics
Great American Ball Park
Tuesday at 6:40p 3-2-1 Tuesdays
Wednesday at 6:40p Senior Days
Thursday at 1:40p Business Day Specials
Watch: Reds TV, Listen: 700 WLW
Leagues Cup Round One
FC Cincinnati v Pachuca
TQL Stadium
Tuesday at 7:45p
54 MLS vs. LIGA MX matches over nine days of competition
Watch: Apple TV; Listen: ESPN1530
Cincinnati Reds @Nationals
Friday at 6:45p
Saturday at 6:45p
Sunday at 12:15p
Watch: Reds TV, Listen: 700 WLW
Leagues Cup Round One
FC Cincinnati v Pachuca
TQL Stadium
Friday at 8p
54 MLS vs. LIGA MX matches over nine days of competition
Watch: Apple TV; Listen: ESPN1530
Ongoing
Free Daily Public Tours
Cincinnati Art Museum
Tuesday–Sunday, 1p
Thursday, 6:30p
Free admission
Union Terminal Rotunda Tours
Cincinnati Museum Center
Fridays at 1:30p, 2:30p, and 3:30p
Saturdays at 11:30a, 12:30p, and 1:30p
Sundays at 12:30p, 1:30p, and 2:30p
Free admission
Now Showing at the OMNIMAX®
Arctic: Our Frozen Planet
Narrated by Benedict Cumberbatch
T.Rex
Cincinnati Museum Center’s Dinosaur Hall and paleontologist Dr. Glenn Storrs make a cameo in a special version of T. REX, screening only at Cincinnati Museum Center’s OMNIMAX® Theater.
Tuesday OMNIMAX® Classics
12:30p
Click here to view the schedule of different classics showing each week.
Recurring
Mon, Wed, Thurs, Fri
FSQ Eats
Fountain Square, 11a–2p
Food trucks daily (except Tuesdays) on the Square.
Through October 30
Monday
Free Movies for Kids
Esquire and Kenwood Theatres, 10:30a
Every Monday and Wednesday morning through August 26, featuring a different movie each week.
First-come, first-served tickets at the box office, day of the show (no tickets available online)
Kids Crew
The Lawn at Newport on the Levee, 11a
Weekly event for littles featuring a new organization and theme for each week.
Free admission
Girls Night
Cinful Eats
Girl Dinner special for just $20.
Tuesday
Pop-Up Play
Washington Park, 11a–1p
Games, adventures, craft projects and more. Weekly through September 1.
Strauss Troy Market
Fountain Square, 11a–2p
Alfresco lunch hour featuring live music and local food trucks.
Every Tuesday through October 27
Field Games on the Lawn
Ziegler Park, 5–7p
All games are free and open to kids of all ages. Jump into a variety of casual sports like soccer, flag football, and more. Until August 25.
No registration required
Jazz at the Square
Fountain Square, 5–8p
Local and regional acts every Tuesday through October 27.
Free and open to the public
Cinema Tuesdays
Washington Park, 9–11p
Free admission
Wednesday
Free Movies for Kids
Esquire and Kenwood Theatres, 10:30a
Every Monday and Wednesday morning through August 26, featuring a different movie each week.
First-come, first-served tickets at the box office, day of the show (no tickets available online)
Analog Hours
Fable Cafe, 3–6p
Go offline after hours at Fable Cafe—no laptops and limited phone use; with a board game, craft, book, card, or something else. Bring your own or borrow theirs.
Wednesdays in the Woods
Burnet Woods, 7–9p
Music, food, drink, art, and community. Hosted by the Clifton Cultural Arts Center. Weekly through August 12.
Free admission
Thursday
Art Play
Contemporary Arts Center, 10:30a
Hands-on art making activities and yoga. Drop in spaces are available. Designed for children ages 2–6 and their parents or caregivers. (Older and younger siblings are welcome.)
$5 per child / Free for CAC Members or families with a valid SNAP or food assistance card (EBT)
Free Ziegler Workouts
Ziegler Park, 5–7p
5–6p: Shuffle Dancing
6–7p: Rollerskating with Next Level Skate School
Through October 29
Roots Revival
Washington Park, 6p
Thursdays through September 3.
Free admission
Rockin’ the Roebling
Lager House Schmidlapp Event Lawn, 6–9:30p
Live music featuring local and regional acts every Thursday through September 10.
Free and open to the public; view the music lineup here
Femme Frequency
Nice Life OTR, 8–10p
Recurring nightlife experience that blends music, movement, and creative expression; highlighting a rotating lineup of femme-forward artists, makers, and performers, concluding with a set by DJ Ruze.
21+
Friday
Westwood Rising: Summer STEAM Program
Westwood Town Hall, 10:30–11:30a
Summer program designed to expand access to creative learning for youth in Cincinnati’s largest neighborhood, featuring arts-integrated STEAM classes for summer campers and other neighborhood children ages 5–12. Fridays through August 14 (except June 19 and July 3).
Free
Pop Up Play
Ziegler Park, 3–5p
Games, adventures, craft projects, and more with a different organization each week.
Free admission, through October 2
Step by Step Dance Class
Fountain Square, 5–8p
Learn a new dance technique each week. For all ages and skill levels.
Free admission
Summer Music on the Rooftop
Braxton Covington, 7–11p
Live music and DJs every Friday and Saturday through September 26.
Free admission
Free Movie Night
Patrick’s Park (College Hill), 8:30p (movie begins at dusk)
Fridays through August 28.
Free admission (concessions available for purchase)
Saturday
Saturday Hoops
Ziegler Park, 10a–1p
Volunteers connect one-on-one with kids through a variety of activities, such as crafts, basketball, speakers, reading, yoga, and more.
Free admission, through September 12
Rec @ Nite
Saturday Nights at four CRC locations, 5–10p
Summer teen program serving ages 12–17, complete with activities like theme nights, food trucks, live DJ sets, art creation, barbers and nail techs, sports, open swims, and more.
Free admission
Fifth & Vine Live
Fountain Square, 7–10p
Cover and tribute bands from across the region every Saturday through October 3.
Free and open to the public
Summer Music on the Rooftop
Braxton Covington, 7–11p
Live music and DJs every Friday and Saturday through September 26.
Free admission
Sunday
Workouts on the Plaza
Elm Street Plaza, 11a–1p
Featuring yoga with Brandi Bee.
Free
Yoga
Riverfront Rink, 1–1:45p
Beginner friendly full body flow with Marie Asbury of Soaring Soul Wellness. Weekly through October 11.
Free
Learn to Skate
Riverfront Rink, 2–5p
Beginner friendly rollerskating lesson to build balance, coordination, and confidence while making new friends and moving to music.
Free skating and rental
Yoga & Meditation
Eden Park, 3p
Every Sunday through October 11.
Free admission
through August 22
Big Tent
FotoFocus Center (228 E Liberty Street)
The launch of its first permanent home in Cincinnati—a 14,700 sq ft, purpose-built space for exhibitions and year-round programming, featuring its inaugural exhibition Big Tent, on exhibition through August 22.
through August 23
The Complete Works of Jane Austen
Cincinnati Shakespeare Company, 7:30p
through August 30
Gee Horton: Chapter 4, In Another Lifetime
Contemporary Arts Center
Through large-scale photorealist drawings, photography, collage, video, and installation, local artist Gee Horton reflects on Black masculinity, generational memory, and childhood, exploring themes of safety, vulnerability, and the fragile boundary between freedom and protection.
Michael Stillion: And then it was flowers
Contemporary Arts Center
Exploring the human condition through emotionally charged, visually layered compositions, featuring recent paintings, works on paper, ceramic sculptures, and an animation.
Seas the Summer
Newport Aquarium
Pick up your FREE Summer Bucket List and set off on a journey through 10 themed experiences throughout the aquarium. Each gallery brings a classic summer experience to life, creating unforgettable moments for explorers of all ages.
Included in aquarium admission
through October 18
Yayoi Kusama: All the Eternal Love I Have for Pumpkins
Cincinnati Art Museum, 11a
All the Eternal Love I Have for the Pumpkins illustrates Kusama’s characteristic themes, including infinity, the sublime, and obsessive repetition. Tickets are available online only and are released one month prior to your visit date.
Check back often to reserve yours
through January 4, 2027
LEGO® Jurassic World: The Exhibition
Featuring more than 50 massive dinosaurs, iconic scenes, and interactive props made from over six million LEGO® bricks. You can also build your own LEGO scene and add your own plate to a communal mystery mosaic. On view through January 4, 2027.
Exhibition ticket required
Tickets and Registration for Future Events
Apply to be a participant in BLINK’s Opening Ceremony on October 8
Submissions end on September 11
Int/Advanced Workshop: Contemporary Workshop
Coomer Classique, 1641 Blue Rock Street (Northside), August 3–7, 12–4p
Contemporary partnering and composition.
Cincinnati Open
Lindner Family Tennis Center, August 11–23
World-class tennis tournament with entertainment and events, plus fine food and drink options. It is the oldest tennis tournament in the United States still played in its original city.
Tickets
Western Prom
The Clubhouse at Rhinegeist, August 14, 7:30–11:30p
Two step and waltz lesson, line dancing and swing dancing all night long, prom court, specialty drinks, photo booth and photo ops, local vendors, and Western inspired attire encouraged.
Tickets
Charm at the Farm
Lebanon, August 14–15
Open-air vintage market featuring 115+ local and regional artisans purveying vintage and handmade items, repurposed furniture, jewelry, clothing, home decor, gifts. There will also be food options, drinks, and entertainment.
Tickets
12th Annual Margarita Madness
Purple People Bridge, August 21, 5:30–8:30p
Sample signature margaritas and light bites from some of Cincinnati’s iconic bars and restaurants, then cast your vote for the People’s Choice Best Margarita. Music by White Lighter, Floyd and the Walkmen, and DJ Boywife.
Tickets
Music Under the Moon
Krippendorf Lodge at Cincinnati Nature Center, August 21, 7–10p
Summer concert series featuring Gina & Johnny Band. There will also be a food truck with food for purchase, as well as wine, beer, and a signature foraged cocktail available for purchase.
21+; tickets
Tower A Tours
Cincinnati Museum Center, August 22, 10:30–11:15a | 12–12:45p | 1:30–2:15p
Cincinnati Heritage Programs invites you to visit Union Terminal’s Tower A, the command center for the daily 216 trains that brought thousands of travelers safely in and out of Union Terminal. Today, the room overlooks the active intermodal yard which brings cargo containers to our region. This tour is not ADA accessible and is recommended for ages 10+.
Tickets
Dive-In Movie: Anaconda (2025)
Ziegler Pool, August 28, doors at 7:30 (movie at dusk)
Movie screening while swimming/floating in the water.
Tickets
Bombshell: Sapphic and Trans Pool Party
Ziegler Park Pool, September 3, 7–10p
Drinks, cannon ball contest, and music. Hosted by Midwestern Lesbian.
Tickets
Music Under the Moon
Krippendorf Lodge at Cincinnati Nature Center, September 11, 7–10p
Summer concert series featuring Jim Trace & The Makers. There will also be a food truck with food for purchase, as well as wine, beer, and a signature foraged cocktail available for purchase. Other dates: July 24 and September 11 (ticket links at their respective dates).
21+; tickets
CMC After Hours: Halloween Edition
Cincinnati Museum Center, October 22, 7–10p
21+ night at the museum, complete with themed programming and interactive experiences. Food and drinks available for purchase; costumes encouraged.
Tickets
Vintage Market Days of Dayton-Cincinnati
“Collected & Curated”
Greene County Fairgrounds (Xenia), October 23–25
Upscale, vintage-inspired, indoor/outdoor market featuring original art, vintage, furniture, boutique clothing, jewelry, handmade goods, home décor, food trucks, seasonal plantings, and more.
Tickets
OMNIMAX® Dinner Dates
Cincinnati Museum Center, 6:30p
November 20: T.Rex
CMC’s take on an immersive “dinner and a date,” complete with a themed three-course menu (guiding you with the tools and skills to cook through it together). Registration includes cooking demonstration and OMNIMAX® screening.
21+
New To Do
Island Frydays
5920 Hamilton Avenue
After two years, Island Frydays, a longtime restaurant dishing up Jamaican cuisine, has reopened a new bar and lounge in the heart of College Hill.
The Monarch House
1833 Sycamore Street
Coffee shop in an historic flatiron building.
Concorde Restaurant
4925 Whetsel Avenue
Tuesday–Thursday, 4-10p
Friday–Saturday, 4-11p
Elevated cuisine and thoughtfully curated wine and cocktails from a European-inspired menu.
Walk-ins welcome. You can also make reservations by calling (513) 790-4486
Hive & Comb
1235 Chase Avenue
Longtime local farmers market merchant is opening a storefront with honey, beekeeping equipment, balms, soaps, lotion bars, candles, and fresh bee pollen.
Madi’s Thrift Shoppe
5081 Glencrossing Way
Every purchase directly supports Madi’s House, a mental health hangout for recovering young adults.
Sublime Wine
Westwood’s natural wine bar.
3109 Harrison Ave, Cincinnati, Ohio 45211
Tuesday–Thursday, 11a–7p, Friday–Saturday, 11a–8p
Skyline Chili Fountain Square
Skyline’s flagship location with 200 seats, 20-person bar, event room, merch shop, and exclusive menu items (including all day breakfast) will be open seven days a week from 8a to 10p.
Dis Und Dat
124 W Liberty Street
German variety store selling both novelties and everyday essentials—everything from newsboy caps and beer steins to umbrellas and candy.
Ferns & Fables
226 Front Street (New Richmond)
Books, plants, photography
Grand Opening
FotoFocus Center (228 E Liberty Street)
The launch of its first permanent home in Cincinnati—a 14,700 sq ft, purpose-built space for exhibitions and year-round programming, featuring its inaugural exhibition Big Tent, on exhibition through August 22.
The Lonely Pine Steakhouse
Re-opened under chef ownership
THE ROLL
1426 Race Street
Cinnamon rolls (baked fresh daily) and coffee.
Override the Veto. Click here to support THC beverages in Ohio.
Annual Roebling Bridge Photo Contest Now Accepting Entries citybeat.com
Cincinnati Named a Top City for Recreation wallethub.com
Cincinnati Named One of the Best Cities in the Midwest midwestliving.com
Downtown Hotel’s Restaurant Recognized as One of the World’s Best Wine Spots citybeat.com
How One Man is Working to Make Cincinnati Weird Again citybeat.com
Northside Yacht Club Named One of USA TODAY’s Best Bars usatoday.com
Quan Hapa Rebranding, Relocating to Former Taste of Belgium Space citybeat.com
Three Curious Tales Concerning Various Women Known As the “Belle of Tusculum” cincinnatimagazine.com
Vote for Covington as ‘Best Culinary Town in the South’ thelocalpalate.com
