The Cincinnati Bengals are teaming with YWCA Greater Cincinnati for NamasDey, a unique, on-field yoga experience on Tuesday, Sept. 8.

Tennis fans, rejoice! The Cincinnati Open returns with the Community Weekend, Aug. 8 and 9, and play from some of the biggest names in tennis, Aug. 11 to 23 at the Lindner Family Tennis Center. Plus, this year marks the first time Serena and Venus Williams will team up in doubles.!

Want a sneak peek at the nation’s largest public light and art event? Sign up now for the inaugural Run the Night on Oct. 6, with BLINK and Pig Works.

Take your next event to the next level! Hard Rock Casino Cincinnati redefines meetings, conferences, and special events with immersive experiences designed to transform ordinary gatherings into unforgettable occasions.

In honor of Paddlefest’s 25th anniversary, organizers are attempting to earn the Guinness WWorld Records title for “Largest Paddle Craft Party!” The nation's largest paddling event returns to the Ohio River this Saturday, Aug. 1.

This year’s Festival of Faiths will be completely reimagined, transforming the celebration into an immersive, indoor-outdoor, market-style village, inviting guests to explore, more than 30 faith traditions at Xavier University’s Cintas Center.

From a Tribute to Hip Hop to “No More Drama,” Cincinnati Music Festival presented by P&G brings three nights of R&B, hip-hop, soul and serious star power to Paycor Stadium, July 23-25. Mary J. Blige, Charlie Wilson, Nelly, Trey Songz and a packed lineup of fan favorites turn Cincinnati into one enormous summer celebration.

The Cincinnati Black Music Walk of Fame, an interactive musical experience that brings history to life, welcomes a new class of honorees at the 2026 Induction Ceremony on Saturday, July 25.

Shop for an opportunity to give back to local youth at the Regional Mentoring Showcase presented by We Mentor Cincy , featuring 13 area organizations at Findlay Market this Saturday, July 18.

Looking for relief from summer in the city? Head to the Cincinnati Fire Museum! Shae Huth took two energetic toddlers to this Court Street gem for a little fun on a drizzly, humid day.

Summer is perfect for “Partying with Animal Friends,” as Cutting Edge Flooring & Tile and Animal Friends Humane Society of Butler County hold an adoption event this Saturday, July 11.

The region gets into the American spirit to celebrate a BIG birthday, with parades, fireworks, and rock ‘n’ roll for America 250.

Cincinnati celebrates Pride this weekend with events that celebrate love, support, and community.

The Cincinnati Pride Parade returns on Saturday, June 27. traveling through downtown to the Pride Festival at Sawyer Point & Yeatmen’s Cove. The fun continues with the official after-party at Hard Rock Cincinnati with A DJ Duel Featuring DJ Boywife and DJ Ruze, with specialty cocktails and mocktails.

A trip to McGlasson Farms is a perfect Family Friday adventure for even the smallest farmers, who can pick buckets of blueberries before enjoying a well-deserved summertime nap.

The Market at Impacting Tomorrow, proudly sponsored 
by Jungle Jim’s opens on June 18, with a focus on expanding dignified food access, improving health outcomes, and strengthening family stability.

The Banks is Cincinnati's home base for the 2026 FIFA World Cup with a free Viewing Village featuring a giant outdoor screen, watch parties, food and drinks and a family-friendly atmosphere throughout the tournament, June 11 – July 19.

Experience the magic of rail travel on June 13 and 14 aboard LM&M Railroad's family-friendly excursions – the Princess Express and the Rootin' Tootin' Train Ride.

What’s all the buzz about? From “Forbes” and “The Wall Street Journal” to “Saturday Night Live,” espresso martinis are having a moment. Now you can get in on the fun, as the Cincinnati Coffee Festival hosts an Espresso Martini Tasting at Higher Gravity in Summit Park on Saturday, June 6.

Family Friday adventures are back! Shae Huth visits a tried-and-true favorite: the annual butterfly exhibit at the Krohn Conservatory, “Destination Monarch.”

Connect with more than 35 local employers at the Cincinnati Works Career & Resource Fair today, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Washington Park.

Cincinnati honors one of its most influential yet often overlooked sports pioneers with Dummy Hoy Day on Saturday, May 23 from 5–7 p.m. at The Banks, ahead of the Reds vs. Cardinals game. The event, led by Deafinitely For All, features interactive storytelling, mascot appearances, and inclusive programming, all aimed at bringing renewed attention to Hoy’s legacy and contributions to the game.

First Tee Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky celebrates First Tee Week from  May 23 to 30, highlighting the power of mentorship and its impact on children around the theme “Dear Coach.”

Rockin’ the Roebling returns Thursday, May 21 to Cincinnati Lager House, creating a destination for music and “The Build Up to the Boom” for this year’s 50th anniversary of the Western & Southern WEBN Fireworks.

As the weather heats up, forget about the usual superhero sequels and CGI explosions. This summer, the most exciting "blockbuster" in the state doesn't belong to a major studio–it belongs to Ohio.

Cincinnati has its share of indelible sporting events, from the history and pageantry of Opening Day to the grandeur of the Running of the Wieners. Joining that list is, of course, The Flying Pig Marathon. Since it was first run in 1999, the Pig has grown into a weekend full of events, with races for athletes of all ability levels and competitions open to toddlers, dogs, and even mascots. Some 45,000 participants are expected to compete this weekend, representing all 50 states and 30 countries. 

ArtsWave, in partnership with Cincy Shirts and local arts organizations, is launching “Cincy Arts Shirt Week,” unveiling 18 custom-designed shirts during a free mini-golf event on April 16 at The Acres.

The Stretch and Killer Queen are teaming up with Boston Beer Co. for a more grown-up holiday celebration, holding an Easter Keg Hunt with great prizes on Saturday, April 4.

The Cincinnati Reds enter the 2026 season in a familiar but fragile position—talented enough to contend in the NL Central yet carrying just enough uncertainty to make their ceiling difficult to define.