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July 1–31
Disability Pride Month
Accessibility helps to reduce and overcome barriers that people with disabilities might face in everyday life. Accessibility means making information, activities, and/or environments sensible, meaningful, and usable for as many people as possible. Click here for a list of local places and organizations that notably provide accessible experiences for people of all abilities.
Cincinnati Reds Hawaiian Shirt Donor Gift
All blood and platelet donors who donate at any of Hoxworth’s seven Neighborhood Donor Centers and select mobile blood drives during July will receive an exclusive Cincinnati Reds Hawaiian Shirt as a thank you.
July 6–19
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Playhouse in the Park
Using contemporary music, powerful choreography, and personal stories to spread a message of Heart, Humanity, and Hope. Through July 19.
Tickets
July 12–September 1
FREE Shakespeare in the Park
More than 30 venues throughout Greater Cincinnati
Performance of Hamlet by the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company
FREE and open to the public. There are no ticket or RSVPs required and all performances are general admission.
July 15–24
Cincinnati Burger Week
10-day event in honor of its 10th anniversary, featuring $7 burgers at restaurants around Greater Cincinnati.
July 16–18
Black Tech Week
Aronoff Center
Featuring Light Jazz Room
July 17, Contemporary Arts Center, 7–11:30p
Live performance by @bkodyssey, late-night muse access, the future of websites or entrepreneurs and creators, drinks, and more. A special night of music in collaboration with the holm team, celebrating the synergy between art and technology during Black Tech Week 2024.
through July 21
Gazillion Bubble Show
Kings Island, daily showtimes vary and are available on the Kings Island app
Extended by popular demand through July 21, this interactive bubble show combines the beauty of bubble artistry, the wonders of soapy science and interactive musical fun for the whole family.
Included with park admission; great for all ages
Thursday
OTR Performs: Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra presents Music of Paul McCartney
Washington Park, 5:30–7p
Bring lawn chairs to see local talent at Washington Park’s Main Stage. From ballet performances, to Shakespeare reenactments, and Jazz shows, OTR Performs showcases a variety of talent right in OTR.
July Summer Music Festival
Ault Park Pavilion, 6p
Local favorite food, craft beer/margaritas/wine/hard seltzer and water will be available for purchase. We will be providing inflatables & games, and volunteer organizations will have kids’ crafts and activities from 6-8pm. Astronomer Dean Regas and his colleagues will also set up telescopes for you to view the moon and stars after dark (weather permitting).
Free admission
Artists on Tap: Key West Kings
ArtsConnect (Springfield Twp), 6–8p
Artists on Tap Music Series featuring food trucks, HighGrain beer on tap, artisans, and vendors.
Free admission
FREE Shakespeare in the Park: Hamlet
Cottel Park (Deerfield Twp), 7p
Performance of Hamlet by the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company
Free and open to the public. There are no ticket or RSVPs required and all performances are general admission.
Paul McCartney’s Liverpool Oratorio
Music Hall, 7:30p
World premiere opera adaptation of Paul McCartney’s acclaimed work for orchestra and voices, a powerful story full of heartfelt lyrics and effortless melodies. Additional Dates: July 20, 21, 25, 27.
Friday
Free Build Friday
Happy Hangout, 9a–5p
Legos and Magnatiles will be available in the small party room for little minds to freely create.
Included in two-hour play ticket admission
Boozy Book Fair
Blue Marble Books, 5–8p
Sip and shop Blue Marble Books with The Post.
Free admission
Brady Block Parties: North Avondale Block Party
North Avondale Recreation Center Fields, 6p (concert at 7:30)
Brady Block Parties are FREE and all are welcome! They include music and art activations, activities for all ages, and a FREE cookout with a variety of food options, plus a popcorn and cotton candy machine.
Free admission
Rapid Run Family Fridays
Rapid Run Park, 6–8p
An evening of nature and art with painting, board games, and yard games. My Why Farm Market will be onsite, too.
Free admission
Friday Concert Series: Danni Nicholls
Wyoming Village Green, 7p
Reminiscent of Linda Ronstadt, Brandi Carlile, and Roseanne Cash. Located in Wyoming’s DORA.
Free admission
Cincy Silent Disco Beach Party
Madison Theater, 8:30p
Kim L on the green station with EDM; Sexbox on the blue station with 70s, 80s, and 90s; and John Chapel on the Red station with modern Hip Hop.
Tickets $12 in advance, $17 at the door
Friday and Saturday
Outdoor Adventure Expo
Winton Woods Harbor
Now two days, there is something for guests of all ages to enjoy—from archery, climbing, and disc golf to biking, boating, and fishing. There will be activities and programs, food trucks, live music, and more.
Free admission (with Motor Vehicle Permit)
The Ohio Challenge Hot Air Balloon & Skydiving Festival
Middletown
Up close with hot air balloons, Night Balloon Glow, car show, drone show, firework show, tethered balloon rides, plane rides, carnival rides.
$5 admission
Tire Discounters Festival in Sycamore 2024
Bechtold Park, 6p–midnight
Live music lineups Friday and Saturday night as well as food vendors and “Ride for Five” (pay just $5 per day—cash only for a ride bracelet).
Free admission
Friday–Sunday
Housewarming Weekend
Harriet Beecher Stowe House
A historic housewarming celebration of freedom—a three-day event celebrating their restoration reveal.
Friday (Generations Unite): ribbon cutting, speakers, music, refreshments by blaCk Coffee Lounge and Aunt Flora’s Kitchen & Cobbler, 10a–4p
Saturday (Families Unite): performances, activities, refreshments, craft stations, sno cones, popcorn, 10a–4p
Sunday (Artists Unite): local visual, musical, and spoken word artists and refreshments by The Donut Spot, 12–4p
Garage Sale
Know Theatre
Friday: 12–8p (early educators sale)
Saturday and Sunday: 10a–3p
Bring a tote, fill a tote for $25. Single items available for best offer.
Free admission
Bacon, Bourbon, and Brew Festival
Newport’s Festival Park
Family friendly event with live entertainment, activities, and menu items that all include bacon, bourbon, or beer in the recipe.
Free admission
Saturday
Fable Turns One!
Fable Cafe, 8a–3p
Celebrate Fable’s first birthday with celebratory menu items, Kes’s Donuts collaboration, birthday pancakes, tiramisu lattes, and Aglamesis Bros. affogatos.
Market Cleanup
Findlay Market, 9–10:30a
Join a team of volunteers to help keep the Market District clean and beautiful. Cleanups are a great way to get involved in the Findlay Market community and pour your passion back into the Market. Cleanups are held every other month.
Volunteers must be 16+. Volunteers under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Sign up here.
Opening Day: Grand Carnivale
Kings Island
International festival and cultural event complete with live music, cultural crafts, lively activities, authentic cuisine, and more. Daily Spectacle of Color parade concludes with an end-of-night finale filled with fireworks, lasers, lights, and drones. Through August 4.
Artworks Black Art Walk Tour
July 20, blaCk Coffee Lounge, 10–11:30a
Immersive exploration of public art celebrating Cincinnati’s African American art history, showcasing murals of iconic figures like blues pioneer Mammie Smith, heavyweight champion Ezzard Charles, and the legendary performer James Brown—a captivating blend of history and contemporary artistry, celebrating the profound impact of Black artists on Cincinnati’s cultural landscape.
$15
10th Annual Hopyard Open House
Ohio Valley Hops (8371 Ohio 48), 10a–2p
Open to any and all brewers, backyard growers, bartenders, beer drinkers, and potential growers, Ohio Valley Hops is participating in the Ohio Hop Growers Guild 10th annual hop yard open house.
Free admission
Wyoming Summer Vendor Market
Wyoming Village Green, 10a–3p
Food, arts & crafts, body care, apparel, and more.
Free admission
The City Flea
Washington Park, 10a–4p
Cincinnati’s original curated urban flea market that considers itself a small business incubator, community organization, and city advocate.
Free admission
AfriFest Cincy: Taste of Africa
Sawyer Point, 10a–10p
FREE family friendly public event showcasing African cultures and artworks, food, vendors, entertainment (live performances, drumming/dancing, AfroBeat, etc), fashion, and other fun activities.
8th Annual Summer Fair
Vinoklet Winery, 11a–10p
Live music, all-day crafts, food, wine, beer, and more.
$5 admission; free parking
2024 Summer Market
Streetside Brewery, 1–4p
Eight local vendors—food, acessories, candles, and more—plus Craft Burger Bros. will be onsite serving food. Live music will start at 3 on the patio.
Free admission
Music on Mills Summer Concert Series
Mills Avenue (Norwood), 2–10p
Collaboration between Northwood Cider Co, Off Pike Market, and Norwood Music on Mills to bring you a local market, live tunes, drinks, eats, and community fun for all.
Free admission
The Art of Ducks
Rhinegeist, 3–6p
Rescue ducks from Longbottom Bird Ranch in the taproom, exhibit of Kiwi the Duck’s art (she made it) available for purchase, merch, and watch Kiwi the Duck and LD Nehls collaborate on the world’s first-ever duck/human art live to raffle off.
Free admission
Whiskey Rodeo
Woodburn Brewing, 4–10p
Mechanical bull from 5 to 9, Hearts on Fire playing live music from 7 to 10, Cincinnati Distilling guided whiskey tastings rom 5 to 7, and cocktail and food specials.
Free admission
Jungle Jam After Party
Newport on the Levee, 5–9p
Jungle Jim will be from 12 to 6 at Megacorp Pavilion, followed by the after party on the Levee, featuring Who Dey face painting, live music, and the “Ultimate Bengals Fan” game show hosted by JonJon from Kiss 107.
Free admission
Night Market
Findlay Market, 5–9p
The market is staying open late so you can shop, eat, and drink until the sun goes down. Featuring live music, tastings from local distilleries, and specials from merchants and outdoor market vendors.
Free admission
Cincinnati Rollergirls vs. Kalamazoo Roller Derby
Queen City Sportsplex (10765 Reading Road), 6p
FREE Shakespeare in the Park: Hamlet
Serenity Park (Lincoln Heights), 7p
Performance of Hamlet by the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company
Free and open to the public. There are no ticket or RSVPs required and all performances are general admission.
Paul McCartney’s Liverpool Oratorio
Music Hall, 7:30p
World premiere opera adaptation of Paul McCartney’s acclaimed work for orchestra and voices, a powerful story full of heartfelt lyrics and effortless melodies. Additional Dates: July 21, 25, 27.
Saturday and Sunday
52 Taps Beer Festival
Factory 52
Explore 52 unique taps pouring a diverse selection of regional craft beers, plus live music and food pairings from local vendors.
Free admission
Sunday
Burlington Antique Show
Boone County Fairgrounds, 8a–3p
The Midwest’s premier antiques and vintage collectibles only show, featuring over 200 antique dealers.
$5/person (12 and under free); 7–8a early bird buying $10/person
Rooftop Brunch
Rhinegeist, 10a–12p
Each $45 ticket includes a brunch buffet, coffee, mimosas, beermosas, beer, cider, rooftop views of the Queen City, and more. Additional dates: August 4, August 18.
21+
Yapps at Japps
Japps Since 1879, 12–10p
Socialize with your four-legged friends on the outdoor patios. Specials include $1 Puppaccinos, $8 6 oz. Bar Dog Wine, $10 Salty Dog (Tito’s Handmade Vodka, grapefruit juice, and a salted rim).
The Mad Hatter’s Tea Party
Taft Museum of Art, 11a–12:30p and 1:30–3p
Immersive, 90-minute interactive theater experience, including an assortment of sweet and savory bites alongside a selection of Churchill’s Fine Teas.
$45 for Taft members; $55 for nonmembers; $35 children (12 and under)
Sensory Explorations
Taft Museum of Art, 1–3p
Use senses like touch and hearing to experience the museum’s collection and exhibition gallery with specially trained educators and tools like 3-D printed reproductions, fabric samples, and soundscapes. FREE; developed specially for visitors with low or no vision, but all guests are invited to participate; Sundays and Mondays admission is FREE
Paul McCartney’s Liverpool Oratorio
Music Hall, 3p
World premiere opera adaptation of Paul McCartney’s acclaimed work for orchestra and voices, a powerful story full of heartfelt lyrics and effortless melodies. Additional Dates: July 25, 27.
OTR Performs: Cincinnati World Drum Festival
Washington Park, 6–8p
Bring lawn chairs to see local talent at Washington Park’s Main Stage. From ballet performances, to Shakespeare reenactments, and Jazz shows, OTR Performs showcases a variety of talent right in OTR.
Free admission
FREE Shakespeare in the Park: Hamlet
Devou Park, 7p
Performance of Hamlet by the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company
Free and open to the public. There are no ticket or RSVPs required and all performances are general admission.
through July 27
Cincinnati Opera’s 2024 Summer Festival
Music Hall
MainStage season enhanced by an expanded selection of Studio Sessions.
through August 18
Butterflies in Space
Krohn Conservatory
The 2024 Butterfly Show is inspired by the story of the caterpillars and butterflies taken to the International Space Station in 2009.
Making a ticket reservation online is preferred.
Weekly Events
Mondays
Kids Crew
The Lawn at Newport on the Levee, 11a
Free weekly adventures featuring face painters, storytellers, magicians, crafts, and more. Click here for a weekly lineup of activities. Through August 26.
Free admission
Trivia Night
Fountain Square, 6–8p
Hosted by Last Call Trivia. Through October 14.
Free admission
Jazz at the Park
Washington Park, 6–9p
Weekly through October 28.
Free admission
Tuesdays
Strauss Troy Market
Fountain Square, 11a–1:30p
Al fresco lunch hour featuring live music and local food trucks.
April 2–October 1
Pop-Up Play
Washington Park, 4–6p
Games, adventures, craft projects, and more. Click link for weekly activity details.
Free admission
Ziegler Workouts
Ziegler Park
5–6p: Yoga with Mecca Freeman
6–7p: Strengthening and Toning Cardio Session with Martasha Colvin
Free admission
Jazz at the Square
Fountain Square, 5–8p
Local and regional acts. Through October 8.
Free admission
Free Fitness: Line Dancing with Erica
Summit Park (Canopy), 5:30p
June 4–September 24 (no class July 2)
Free admission
Trivia Night
Washington Park, 7–9p
Hosted by Last Call Trivia. Through October 29.
Free admission
Movies in the Park
Lawrenceburg Civic Park, dusk
Bring your lawn chair(s), picnic blanket, and snacks.
Weekly June 4–July 30
Free admission
Wednesdays
Workout on the Green
Washington Park
5–5:45p: Dance Fitness Cardio & Yin Yogam Flow with Mecca Freeman
6–7p: Zumba led by Aida
April 3–October 30
Free admission
Free Fitness: Hatha Yoga with Stacy
Summit Park (Great Lawn), 5:30p
May 8–September 25 (no class July 3)
The Cincinnati Opera will be accompanying Wednesday Yoga on June 12, July 10, August 7, and September 4.
Free admission
Wellness on the Levee
The Plaza at Newport on the Levee, 6p
Relax and rejuvenate weekly with Newport Fitness. Through August 28.
Free admission
Yappy Hour
Washington Park, 6–8p
First Wednesday of the month, April through October. (April 3, May 1, June 5, July 3, August 7, September 4, October 2)
Free admission
Wild Card Wednesday
Center Stage at Factory 52, 6–9p
Weekly summer concert series.
May 29–September 4
Free admission
Cinema
Ziegler Park, 8:30/9p–11p
Click the link for movie info and start time.
Through September 18.
Free admission
Thursdays
Lunchbooks Storytelling Series
ArtsConnect (Springfield Twp), 11–11:30a
Bring a blanket or chair(s) and packed lunch to the courtyard of the Springfield Twp Arts Center, where books will be read by librarians from CHPL – College Hill, North Central, Wyoming, and Grosbeck branches. June 13–August 8
Free admission
Free Fitness: Cultural Fusion Zumba with Jeaunita
Summit Park (Canopy), 5:30p
June 6–September 26 (no class July 4)
Free admission
Rockin’ the Roebling
Schmidlapp Event Lawn, 6p
Summer concert series every Thursday presented by Moerlein Lager House.
May 16–August 29
Free admission
Live on the Levee
The Plaza at Newport on the Levee, 7p
Performances by local bands. Through August 29.
Free admission
Roots Revival
Washington Park, 7–9p
An evening of live Bluegrass, Roots, and Americana music at Washington Park’s bandstand.
May 30–August 29
Free admission
Salsa on the Square
Fountain Square, 7–10p
May 2–September 26
Free admission
Fridays
Pop Up Play
Ziegler Park, 3–5p
Games, adventures, craft projects, and more. Through September.
Skills N Drills: Kid-friendly basketball skills (ages 4–10) on the basketball courts
WordPlay: storytelling through writing, performance, and visual arts
CAC Art Lab: free drop-in artmaking for young adults
Free admission
Fretboard Fridays
Center Stage at Factory 52, 6–9p
Free concerts on the green.
May 31–August 30
Free admission
Friday Flow
Washington Park, 7–10p
13 weeks of rich rhythms and melodies of R&B music.
May 31–August 30
Free admission
Indie Fridays powered by Cincy Music
Fountain Square, 7–10p
Fridays through October 11.
Free admission
Sundays
Free Fitness: Power Yoga with Body Alive
Summit Park (Great Lawn), 9a
June 2–September 29
Free admission
Free Fitness: Hip Hop Zumba with Lori
Summit Park (Canopy), 10:15a
June 2–September 29
Free admission
Ongoing
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
Sports
All-Star Break: July 15–18; NL vs. AL on Tuesday, July 16
Reds’ Elly De La Cruz Selected for 2024 All-Star Game [mlb.com]
Reds’ Greene Lands First All-Star Nod [nytimes.com]
FC Cincinnati v. Chicago
TQL Stadium
Wednesday at 7:30p
Watch: FS1, Apple TV; Listen: Fox Sports 1360
Cincinnati Reds @ Washington Nationals
Three-game series at Nationals Park
Friday at 6:45p
Saturday at 6:45p
Sunday at 1:35p
Watch: Bally Sports; Listen: 700 WLW
Cincinnati Rollergirls vs. Kalamazoo Roller Derby
Queen City Sportsplex (10765 Reading Road)
Saturday at 6p
FC Cincinnati @ RBNY
Saturday at 7:30p
Watch: FS1, Apple TV; Listen: Fox Sports 1360
Events are subject to change or cancellation. Please click on the link for more information.
New To Do
Chasing Cali Collective
420 W Benson Street, Reading, Ohio 45215
Family friendly wellness cafe featuring a coffee bar, yoga, monitored playspace, and more. Memberships now available.
CHPL – Main Library
800 Vine Street, Cincinnati, Ohio 45202
South Building Now Open, featuring a re-imagined atrium, updated spaces for children and teens, an updated garden, a new large-scale light sculpture, public art, and added community spaces.
Free admission
New Wing
American Sign Museum
1330 Monmouth Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio 45225
See the new signs, storefronts, and spaces as the Sign Museum reveals 20,000 square feet of additional exhibition space.
Kids’ Town
The Children’s Museum at Cincinnati Museum Center
1301 Western Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio 45203
Kids’ Town, a vibrant, park-themed early literacy gallery in The Children’s Museum helps to promote literacy through play by inviting kids and adults to explore letters, words, and sounds together.
Oakley Greens
3065 Vandercar Way, Cincinnati, Ohio 45209
36 holes of mini golf, full service bars, clubhouse kitchen kiosk ordering, rentable cabanas, kids play area, private party room. Ice cream shop open 12–9p daily.
Parks Passport
Great Parks
Explore our natural destinations in Hamilton County, engage with Great Parks’ interpreters and discover new outdoor adventures along the way. Pick up a FREE passport at Visitor Centers in Glenwood Gardens, Miami Whitewater Forest, Sharon Woods, Woodland Mound, or Winton Woods. You can also order online.
CM Uncorked
Cincinnati Magazine’s monthly wine club. Each subscription comes with 4 hand selected wines from all over the world. Boxes are hand delivered monthly to your door, or can be picked up locally at Urban Stead in East Walnut Hills.
Current Museum Exhibitions
through July 28, 2024
POMPEII: The Exhibition
Cincinnati Museum Center
Through 150 artifacts, POMPEII: The Exhibition tells the tale of a city hidden from view and forgotten for centuries.
Not included in museum admission. Exhibition ticket required.
Cincinnati Art Museum
The Culture: Hip Hop and Contemporary Art in the 21st Century
Cincinnati Art Museum Western & Southern Galleries
Ticketed exhibition. See the exhibition for free on Thursday nights from 5–8p; during Art After Dark on June 28, July 26, August 30, and September 27 from 5–9p; during the Cincinnati Music Festival weekend from July 25–27; and on CAM Kids Day on Saturday, August 3.
Click here to view several current and ongoing exhibitions.
Contemporary Arts Center
Click here to view several current and ongoing exhibitions.
Taft Museum of Art
Click here to view several current and ongoing exhibitions.
NOW SHOWING at The OMNIMAX®
Cincinnati Museum Center
Blue Whales: Return of the Giants
Volcanoes: The Fires of Creation
OMNIMAX® ticket required
Tickets Now Available For
Cincinnati Opera’s 2024 Summer Festival
June 13–July 27, Music Hall
MainStage season enhanced by an expanded selection of Studio Sessions.
Symphony Under the Stars
July 24, Braxton Brewing Company, 7–10p
Live music with two 40-minute sets performed by the acclaimed @StringSource_Cincinnati. Your ticket includes access to the private rooftop event, charcuterie, light bites, and two drink tickets.
Rooftop Brunch
August 4, August 18, Rhinegeist, 10a–12p
Each $45 ticket includes a brunch buffet, coffee, mimosas, beermosas, beer, cider, rooftop views of the Queen City, and more.
21+
Charm at the Farm Vintage Market
August 16–18, Lebanon
Open air vintage market experience featuring local artisans purveying rustic gifts, furniture, and home decor. There will also be food trucks, a photo booth experience, and more.
Tickets
HOMEARAMA 2024
August 24–September 8, The Reserves at Stone Pillars Farm (Goshen Twp)
Six luxury homes by six local builders, as well as vendors and events throughout the two-week-long show (e.g. VIP weekend, car show & bourbon tasting, pet adoption day, meet the designers, Food Truck Saturday, and more).
Tickets
Northside House Tour
September 29, 12–5p
Attendees will pick up their tickets from event host, WordPlay (1556 Chase Ave), then walk, bike, or drive Northside to tour the participating homes.
18th Annual Hats Off Luncheon: Our Parks Add More
October 4, Smale Riverfront Park
Guests are treated to a champagne reception followed by a gourmet luncheon. To date, the event has raised more than $4 million in support of Cincinnati Parks. Presented by the Women’s Committee of Cincinnati Parks.
Aglamesis to Open New Location in Hamilton [citybeat.com]
Cincinnati Named Third Best City for a Staycation in the US [wallethub.com]
Flashy New Expansion at the American Sign Museum [cincinnatimagazine.com]
Gorilla Cinema to Close Findlay Market Comic Book Shop, Rebrand Space as a Cocktail Bar [citybeat.com]
Houdini Visited Cincinnati to Investigate a Local Spirit Medium. He Left Unimpressed. [cincinnatimagazine.com]
Kings Island’s Grand Carnivale is One Big Worldwide Block Party, and You’re Invited [citybeat.com]
LaRose Could Purge Over 150,000 Ohio Inactive Voters Before Election [citybeat.com; update your voter registration here]
OTR Restaurant Wildweed Sets Opening Date in Permanent Location [citybeat.com]
Seven Northern Kentucky Craft Distilleries Added to Official Kentucky Bourbon Trail [citybeat.com]
Six Greater Cincinnati Restaurants to be Featured on ‘America’s Best Restaurants’ [citybeat.com]
Stairway to Library Heaven [cincinnatimagazine.com]
Third Eye Brewing Named Best Brewery in the Country at U.S. Open Beer Championship [citybeat.com]
Three Cincinnati Restaurants Earn Prestigious Wine Spectator Award for First Time [citybeat.com]
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