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If you’re in the Cincinnati area and looking for some exciting events to spice up your week, you’re in luck! From July 8th to July 14th, the city is buzzing with a variety of activities and experiences that are sure to entertain and delight. Whether you’re a foodie, music lover, or outdoor enthusiast, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. So, mark your calendars and get ready to have a blast!
Here’s a rundown of the most exciting events happening in Cincinnati from July 8th to July 14th:
The Cincinnati Music Festival: (July 8-10)
- The Cincinnati Music Festival is back and better than ever! This annual event features some of the biggest names in R&B, jazz, soul, and hip-hop. This year’s lineup includes performances by Usher, Janet Jackson, Charlie Wilson, Fantasia, and many more. With electrifying performances, delicious food vendors, and a vibrant atmosphere, the Cincinnati Music Festival is a can’t-miss event for music lovers of all kinds.
Food Truck Rally at Fountain Square: (July 11)
- Calling all foodies! Get ready to indulge in an array of mouth-watering dishes at the Food Truck Rally at Fountain Square. This event showcases a variety of local food trucks serving up delicious eats, from gourmet tacos to artisanal ice cream. There will also be live music, games, and a lively atmosphere that’s perfect for a fun evening out with friends and family.
Party on the Purple: (July 11)
- Every Wednesday night, the Purple People Bridge transforms into a lively party venue with Party on the Purple. This free event features live music from local bands, food and drink vendors, and stunning views of the Cincinnati skyline. Whether you’re looking to dance the night away or simply soak in the picturesque scenery, Party on the Purple offers a fantastic mid-week escape.
Taft’s Ale House Beer Dinner: (July 12)
- If you’re a beer enthusiast with a taste for gourmet dining, don’t miss the Taft’s Ale House Beer Dinner. This special event pairs Taft’s signature craft beers with a delectable multi-course dinner prepared by the brewery’s talented chefs. With each course expertly paired with a unique brew, this is a culinary experience that’s sure to tantalize your taste buds.
Shakespeare in the Park: (July 12-14)
- Enjoy a night of classic theater under the stars with Cincinnati Shakespeare Company’s Shakespeare in the Park. This year’s production is “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” a beloved comedy filled with romance, mischief, and magical mayhem. Pack a picnic, grab a blanket, and immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Shakespeare’s timeless storytelling.
These are just a few of the exciting events happening in Cincinnati from July 8th to July 14th. Whether you’re a local resident or visiting the city, there’s no shortage of fun and engaging activities to enjoy. Make the most of your week by checking out these fantastic events and creating lasting memories with friends and family.
So, what are you waiting for? Get out there and have a blast in Cincinnati this week!
Damar Hamlin Engages with Cincinnati Trivia
In a recent discussion with The Enquirer, Damar Hamlin participated in a Cincinnati trivia challenge that tested his knowledge of the city’s famous food and more. The following updated list of activities is a great way to spend quality time in Cincinnati and its surrounding areas.
Monday, July 8
Family: Butterflies in Space at Krohn Conservatory: Enjoy this exhibit featuring butterflies daily until August 18, with ticket prices at $10, and $7 for ages 5-17.
Family: Check out Christmas in July at EnterTrainment Junction in West Chester, which includes a North Pole-themed walk-through experience and runs until July 31.
Film: Watch “Stop Making Sense” at Woodward Theater.
Museum: Visit the Pompeii exhibition at the Cincinnati Museum Center.
Music: Don’t miss Jazz at the Park at Washington Park.
Sports: Enjoy the Cincinnati Reds vs. Colorado Rockies game at the Great American Ball Park.
Tuesday, July 9
Comedy: Funniest Person in Cincinnati 2024 at Go Bananas Comedy Club.
Family: Attend the Summer Family Night at Spring Grove Cemetery.
Health: Engage in Summit Free Fitness at Summit Park and Workouts on the Great Lawn at Ziegler Park.
Museum: Visit the Cincinnati Art Museum for various exhibits.
Music: Catch live performances at various locations including the Taft Theatre, Bogart’s, Fountain Square, and Nature Park in Blue Ash.
Wednesday, July 10
Fair: Explore the Hamilton County Community Fair at Stricker’s Grove.
Film: Watch “Black Panther” at Ziegler Park as part of their Summer Cinema series.
Health: Participate in Workout on the Green at Washington Park.
Museum: Check out attractions at the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center and the Contemporary Arts Center.
Music: Enjoy live shows featuring various bands at Ludlow Garage and Washington Park.
Thursday, July 11
Comedy: Watch Chris Seimer at Go Bananas Comedy Club.
Dance: Plan for Salsa on the Square at Fountain Square.
Family: Attend Smale Family Fun Days at Smale Riverfront Park.
Film: Enjoy a range of films at the Cincinnati Museum Center’s Lindner Family Omnimax Theater and Village Green Park.
Music: Experience live performances at Memorial Hall, Andrew J. Brady Music Center, and Smale Riverfront Park.
Opera: Witness Grammy-winning soprano Jessica Rivera performing at Music Hall, Wilks Studio.
Theater Opening: Catch the opening night of ”You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown” at Mariemont Players.
Friday, July 12
- Art Opening: Attend the opening of the Summer Sweets exhibit at Cincinnati Art Galleries.
Updated events offer numerous entertainment and cultural options for Cincinnati residents and visitors alike. Make the most of your time in the Queen City with this comprehensive list of activities.
Upcoming Events in Cincinnati
Friday, July 12
Art Openings
The city hosts a variety of art openings that allow visitors to explore the local art scene. The Contemporary Art Center, Manifest Gallery, ARTclectic Gallery, and Par-Projects are all showcasing new exhibits and collections.
Comedy
For those in need of a good laugh, the city has a range of comedy events taking place. Bombs Away Comedy, Crosstown Comedy Festival, and Funny Bone Comedy Club are ready to entertain you.
Community
The Southwest Ohio Flower Show offers a colorful and engaging experience for those interested in horticulture. The event features vendor baskets, demonstrations, speakers, food trucks, and raffles.
Family
For family-friendly entertainment, the 20th Century Circus is running from Friday to Sunday, offering an exciting experience for all ages.
Festivals
The city is gearing up for a variety of festivals, including the Cincinnati Celtic Festival, St. Pius X Summer Festival, and St. Thomas More July Fest. These events are sure to add fun and excitement to your weekend.
Music
Music lovers can enjoy a fantastic lineup of concerts, including performances by Train & REO Speedwagon, Old Crow Medicine Show, The Samples, and more.
Nightlife
Several nightlife events, such as Sexy Summer Vibes at Woodward Theater and a Cosplay Kickback at Oddfellows Liquor Bar, promise a unique and exciting evening.
Sports
Sports enthusiasts can catch a Cincinnati Reds game or enjoy the excitement of a Tri-State Wrestling match.
Theater
Shakespeare in the Park presents a captivating performance of “Hamlet” at various locations in the city.
Saturday, July 13
The city offers a variety of events on Saturday, including additional art openings, comedy shows, craft fairs, and music performances.
Events like the GreekFest, Cincy Blues Fest, and The Negro Motorist Green Book exhibit provide unique cultural experiences for attendees.
Visitors can also look forward to the fun and excitement of the Tri-State Wrestling match and a performance of ”Hamlet” in Keehner Park.
Sunday, July 14
Art, comedy, music, charity events, and more are on the schedule for Sunday’s festivities.
Visitors can choose to explore the city’s art and culture at Truth & Innovation Artist Showcase, enjoy a variety of music performances, and participate in community events and charity festivals.
A range of shopping experiences and fun activities are available, such as the Second Sunday on Main and the Cin City Reptile Show. End the weekend with a delightful Wimbledon Watch Party at Washington Park.
Conclusion
Cincinnati is abuzz with an array of events and activities to suit every interest. Whether you’re an art enthusiast, music lover, sports fan, or simply looking for a fun weekend, the city has something for everyone. Check out events.cincinnati.com for more information on upcoming events.
