May 17 Friday
The Reading Farmers Market is the best way to kick off your weekend in Reading!- Grab dinner from El Cardenal Taqueria taco truck- Enjoy a free live country music performance by Ethan Workman- Participate in the community seed swap: trade your leftover seeds with your neighbors! Leave with new veggie/flower seeds to try growing in your garden!- Pick up Produce Perks coupons (eligible families receive up to $140 of free fruits & veggies)- Pick up some leafy greens, jams, pastries, baked goods, honey, maple syrup, spices, lotions, and more from our wonderful local vendors.We are in the back lot behind 9150 Reading Rd. Enter via Vine Street! We have plenty of free parking.
Is there anything better than exploring the beauty of Cincinnati Parks, savoring delicious craft brews and hopping on a yellow school bus for a nostalgic ride? In our opinion, nothing!
Don’t miss our annual sell-out event, VIEWS & BREWS, on Friday, May 17 from 6 – 10 PM. The tour departs from Schmidlapp Lawn at Smale Riverfront Park (115 Joe Nuxhall Way).
Join us for un unforgettable evening of fun and joy, all for a great cause. Proceeds from this event support the renovation of the Sawyer Point Roller Rink.
Don’t wait - grab your tickets today and come make memories with us! This is a 21+ only event!
May 18 Saturday
Join us for a buzzing celebration of our precious pollinators at the inaugural Great Parks Pollinator Festival! Explore educational exhibits, enjoy family-friendly activities, and shop unique spring crafts from local artists. Learn about the vital role pollinators play in our ecosystem and discover how you can support their conservation efforts. Don't miss this opportunity to have fun and help protect our planet's pollinators!
May 25 Saturday
Let’s light up the lake and illuminate the night! Float on glowing boats as the water glints and gleams, activate all five senses on a family-friendly nighttime hike, and meet some educational animals at this dazzling nocturnal night out. Tell stories around a campfire, chow down at the snack bar, and glow wild at Miami Whitewater Forest. From moths and moons to bats and bugs, there’s so much to explore once the sun has set! Join us once a month all summer long as we showcase Miami Whitewater Forest like you’ve never seen it before.
Jun 01 Saturday
Cincinnati Parks Foundation and Cincinnati Parks are throwing the biggest DJ festival in the region - Stereo'24 produced by DJ Vader.
Electrifying music, dance performances, skating workshops, pickleball, volleyball and even yoga and tai chi -- all of this and more awaits you at Stereo ’24. Plus, it’s all FREE to attend.
Mark your calendars and get ready to dance your heart out in Sawyer Point at Stereo'24!
Jun 07 Friday
All Hallow’s Eve presents the fifth season of Terror Town, Ohio’s most unique extreme haunt!
Founded in 2019 on the grounds of the former Old West Festival, Terror Town boasts a one-of-a-kind immersive haunted festival form. Visitors are treated to a themed haunted trail experience and open air festival atmosphere. Enjoy live music, specialty vendors, spooky activities and live reenactments as you roam through our 19th century, folklore town.
It’s guaranteed to be a ghastly affair, grab your crew and join us in celebrating the most wonderful time of the year!
*Terror town is recommended for ages 16 and up.
Every week on Friday, Saturday starting on 09/01/2023 until 11/04/2023
Jun 08 Saturday
Jun 09 Sunday
Attend On Freedom’s Doorstep: Black History in Cincinnati at Heritage Village Museum on June 9.Heritage Village Museum and The Voice of Black Cincinnati will host On Freedom’s Doorstep: A Celebration of Cincinnati Black History on June 9 from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Heritage Village Museum in Sharon Woods Park. This event celebrates the lives and contributions of Black Cincinnatians from the city’s chartering though the end of World War I.
Sponsors, food trucks, vendors, and volunteers interested in portraying historical figures are asked to email crystal@thevoiceofyourcustomer.com.Planned activities for On Freedom’s Doorstep: Black History in Cincinnati are as follows:
Interpreters portraying notable Black Cincinnatians during the 1800s and early 1900sFine and performing artistsHistorical demonstrationsChildren’s games and programmingA simulated underground railroad experience and representation of the Black BrigadeStorytelling by local historiansLocal Black food and retail vendors
Admission to On Freedom’s Doorstep: Black History in Cincinnati Admission to On Freedom’s Doorstep: Black History in Cincinnati is $10 per adult, $5 per senior or child ages 4-11, and free for members and children ages 3 and under. SNAP-eligible families are $5 per adult and free for children ages 12 and under with a SNAP card and photo ID.
About Heritage Village MuseumHeritage Village Museum and Educational Center is a picturesque gathering of 13 authentic historical buildings representing various aspects of family life during the 1800s. These buildings include historic homes, a train station, a doctor’s office, a general store, a church, and a schoolhouse.
Heritage Village Museum Venue DetailsParkingA Great Parks of Hamilton County Motor Vehicle Pass may be required.
AccessibilityAccessible parking and drop-off locations can be provided upon request. Please call 513-563-9484 to arrange this service. Task-trained service animals are welcomed. A designated quiet area is available to guests.
Jun 14 Friday
Jun 15 Saturday
Step into the enchanting world of your favorite fantastical tales at Glenwood Gardens, where magic awaits at the Fairy Tale Festival!
Immerse yourself in a weekend filled with wonder and excitement designed especially for children. Meet beloved characters such as Robin Hood, Rapunzel, and even a real-life fairy! Let your imagination soar as you indulge in face painting and hair braiding. Then, embark on daring adventures like climbing Rapunzel’s tower or testing your skills with a bow like Robin Hood himself! As you wind through Highfield Discovery Garden, stop by vendor booths for your own fairy adornments or grab a bite to eat at a local food truck.
New this year: Fairy Tale Festival is expanding to two days and entry times are scheduled every two hours during operation. We kindly ask guests to arrive within 30 minutes of the selected entry time printed on their purchase confirmation. Tickets must be purchased online in advance of your arrival. On-site tickets will not be sold for this event.