Community Calendar

With warm weather comes the perfect excuse to drop the remote, get outside and enjoy local restaurants. Renaissance Covington is proud to host the “Covington Grub Crawl,” launching May 28, 2021. This is an interactive event aimed at connecting residents of the tri-state area with local Covington restaurants. Whether you’re looking for a cup of coffee on your way to work, or want a great place to have dinner with your friends, the Cov Grub Crawl is for you! Hosted through a digital platform, the Cov Grub Crawl offers an easy way to stay connected in the community. After the launch, participants can visit the Cov Grub Crawl’s landing page to create a free account for the passport program, an interactive digital community that shows all the partnering restaurants on a map. Throughout the summer, Cov Grub Crawl participants can use social media and the passport to find and visit restaurants throughout Covington. Once you visit one of the partnering restaurants, you will scan a QR code that “stamps” your passport, showing you have visited that location. After visiting five partnering restaurants, you will receive a Covington Grub Crawl t-shirt! Get excited to discover new dining spots and support local restaurants. Tell your friends, family and neighbors and get ready to show love and eat Cov! Find us on Facebook and Instagram @CovGrubCrawl for updates and more information.

With warm weather comes the perfect excuse to drop the remote, get outside and enjoy local restaurants. Renaissance Covington is proud to host the “Covington Grub Crawl,” launching May 28, 2021. This is an interactive event aimed at connecting residents of the tri-state area with local Covington restaurants. Whether you’re looking for a cup of coffee on your way to work, or want a great place to have dinner with your friends, the Cov Grub Crawl is for you! Hosted through a digital platform, the Cov Grub Crawl offers an easy way to stay connected in the community. After the launch, participants can visit the Cov Grub Crawl’s landing page to create a free account for the passport program, an interactive digital community that shows all the partnering restaurants on a map. Throughout the summer, Cov Grub Crawl participants can use social media and the passport to find and visit restaurants throughout Covington. Once you visit one of the partnering restaurants, you will scan a QR code that “stamps” your passport, showing you have visited that location. After visiting five partnering restaurants, you will receive a Covington Grub Crawl t-shirt! Get excited to discover new dining spots and support local restaurants. Tell your friends, family and neighbors and get ready to show love and eat Cov! Find us on Facebook and Instagram @CovGrubCrawl for updates and more information.

"A Preliminary Presentation of The 7th Hole Religion of Craftowne" by Billy Simms June 14th - August 20th Reception Saturday, August 14th 2 - 4pm. Open to the public. Visitors should please be advised that this exhibition includes some explicit images that may not be suitable for some audiences.   An odyssey of creative work that includes painting, drawing, printmaking, sculpture, performance, historical objects, puppetry, and more, this exhibition details The 7th Hole Religion of Crawtowne and the celestial event that precipitated the creation of this religion and its artifacts.

For children who have completed fifth grade and above. Take advantage of our beautiful setting as you explore the world of art. Registration required. Please contact us for more information at (859) 586-6117.

With warm weather comes the perfect excuse to drop the remote, get outside and enjoy local restaurants. Renaissance Covington is proud to host the “Covington Grub Crawl,” launching May 28, 2021. This is an interactive event aimed at connecting residents of the tri-state area with local Covington restaurants. Whether you’re looking for a cup of coffee on your way to work, or want a great place to have dinner with your friends, the Cov Grub Crawl is for you! Hosted through a digital platform, the Cov Grub Crawl offers an easy way to stay connected in the community. After the launch, participants can visit the Cov Grub Crawl’s landing page to create a free account for the passport program, an interactive digital community that shows all the partnering restaurants on a map. Throughout the summer, Cov Grub Crawl participants can use social media and the passport to find and visit restaurants throughout Covington. Once you visit one of the partnering restaurants, you will scan a QR code that “stamps” your passport, showing you have visited that location. After visiting five partnering restaurants, you will receive a Covington Grub Crawl t-shirt! Get excited to discover new dining spots and support local restaurants. Tell your friends, family and neighbors and get ready to show love and eat Cov! Find us on Facebook and Instagram @CovGrubCrawl for updates and more information.

"A Preliminary Presentation of The 7th Hole Religion of Craftowne" by Billy Simms June 14th - August 20th Reception Saturday, August 14th 2 - 4pm. Open to the public. Visitors should please be advised that this exhibition includes some explicit images that may not be suitable for some audiences.   An odyssey of creative work that includes painting, drawing, printmaking, sculpture, performance, historical objects, puppetry, and more, this exhibition details The 7th Hole Religion of Crawtowne and the celestial event that precipitated the creation of this religion and its artifacts.

With warm weather comes the perfect excuse to drop the remote, get outside and enjoy local restaurants. Renaissance Covington is proud to host the “Covington Grub Crawl,” launching May 28, 2021. This is an interactive event aimed at connecting residents of the tri-state area with local Covington restaurants. Whether you’re looking for a cup of coffee on your way to work, or want a great place to have dinner with your friends, the Cov Grub Crawl is for you! Hosted through a digital platform, the Cov Grub Crawl offers an easy way to stay connected in the community. After the launch, participants can visit the Cov Grub Crawl’s landing page to create a free account for the passport program, an interactive digital community that shows all the partnering restaurants on a map. Throughout the summer, Cov Grub Crawl participants can use social media and the passport to find and visit restaurants throughout Covington. Once you visit one of the partnering restaurants, you will scan a QR code that “stamps” your passport, showing you have visited that location. After visiting five partnering restaurants, you will receive a Covington Grub Crawl t-shirt! Get excited to discover new dining spots and support local restaurants. Tell your friends, family and neighbors and get ready to show love and eat Cov! Find us on Facebook and Instagram @CovGrubCrawl for updates and more information.

"A Preliminary Presentation of The 7th Hole Religion of Craftowne" by Billy Simms June 14th - August 20th Reception Saturday, August 14th 2 - 4pm. Open to the public. Visitors should please be advised that this exhibition includes some explicit images that may not be suitable for some audiences.   An odyssey of creative work that includes painting, drawing, printmaking, sculpture, performance, historical objects, puppetry, and more, this exhibition details The 7th Hole Religion of Crawtowne and the celestial event that precipitated the creation of this religion and its artifacts.

Cincinnati Sports Club will begin holding special “Exercise For Cancer"classes designed specifically for those who have been weakened by their cancer treatments beginning Tuesday, October 22nd. The hour-long classes are open to both members and non-members and will be held each Tuesday and Thursday from 1-2pm in sessions that are eight weeks each. The classes will be led by Cincinnati Sports Club Private Trainer and ACE (American Council of Exercise) Cancer Care Specialist Claire Wellington. Wellington was inspired to teach these classes after witnessing firsthand the difference that exercise made in the life of her father after being treated with both chemotherapy and radiation for Stage 4 Lung and Lymph Node Cancer. Says Wellington, “My dad was given a very grim outlook after being diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer. He had 9 weeks of radiation followed by a few weeks of chemotherapy which left him feeling weak, exhausted and not at all himself. My siblings and I decided that we needed to get him out of the house and moving, so we signed him up for the “60 for 60” program at Cincinnati Sports Club. He came to the Club faithfully every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 10am, and we saw an immediate change in him. He improved his strength and stamina, made a lot of new friends, and his entire mental outlook changed as well. After the initial 60 days in the program had concluded, he decided to enroll as a full member. He died a few years later, but I am a firm believer that we had an extra 2 years with him due to his regular exercise regime, and am extremely grateful for that time. Exercise not only improves strength and endurance, but it lifts your spirits and builds your self-confidence. For this reason, I decided that I had to be involved in the launch of this exciting, new exercise program in honor of my father, as we are upon the 6th anniversary of his passing. I want to give back to others who have undergone or are undergoing cancer treatments, and show them the difference that consistent exercise can make in their lives.” A typical “Exercise for Cancer” class will include a blood pressure and pulse oximeter test at the onset, followed by a 15-minute warm-up, 20 minutes of strength training and 20 minutes of cardio. Each participant will receive ongoing expertise, guidance and support from Claire Wellington in a structured format along with an exercise band for at-home use, and the accompanying LiveStrong booklet. The cost for Cincinnati Sports Club members to enroll in the eight-week session is $20.00. Non-members must register to enroll in the “60 for 60” PREP program at a fee of $60.00. Now in its 29th year, and locally owned and operated, Cincinnati Sports Club has grown steadily across 16 sprawling acres at 3950 Red Bank Road in Fairfax, Ohio. It is accessible by three street entrances – at 3950 Red Bank Road, 5535 Murray Avenue and 3939 Virginia Avenue. For more information on the Exercise for Cancer program or membership, visit www.CincinnatiSportsClub.com, or call 513-527-4000.

Wilderness Survival Day Camp with Clermont County Parks Ages: 12-14, $35 Sycamore Park August 4-6, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Join us for 3 days of fun adventures at Sycamore Park! Campers will enjoy hikes, stories, games, and other activities as they learn outdoor skills from Clermont County naturalists.