Events

Buy a large combo meal on Thursday and Sub Station IIFt. Wright will donate 10% of the sales to a local charity!

The museum will once again present Anila Quayyum Agha: All the Flowers Are for Me. The popular exhibition, first displayed in 2017, features a work by the Pakistani and American artist Anila Quayyum Agha who creates immersive installations by manipulating light.

Light emanates from the center of a laser-cut steel cube, enveloping the gallery in intricate shadows that ripple and change as you walk through the space. Inspired by Islamic architectural forms and referencing her experience as a diaspora artist, the geometric and floral patterns cast upon the walls, floor, and ceiling create a sense of belonging through shared experience.

Free with free General Admission. Register for entry online in advance at https://cincinnatiartmuseum.org/visit/

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Get your Game Day on with Street City Pub... or maybe just a good family meal for the evening! Family Packs starting at $25 each pack; includes Burgers, Reubens, Wings, Shepard's pie, and Short Rib Mac n' Cheese! Serves 4.

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This weird-looking fish lives in burrows or structures created by other animals like empty sea shells. Rival males will unfold their oversized, colorful mouths and push them against each other to establish who's the biggest and most dominant. Follow Newport Aquarium on Facebook to keep up with all the latest animal stories and see some up-close videos of this unusual fish.

Future Retrieval, the studio collaboration of former University of Cincinnati faculty members Katie Parker and Guy Michael Davis, appropriates imagery and forms from historical objects to create new art that speaks to our twenty-first-century experience. Their practice is rooted in ceramic art, but also incorporates a diverse mix of media and techniques that combine age-old methods with new technologies.

For this exhibition, Future Retrieval will take over two museum galleries as project spaces where they will construct an unconventional response to objects “borrowed” from the Cincinnati Art Museum’s decorative art and design collection. In pairing their own work with objects from the museum’s collection, the artists will create an experience that encourages visitors to consider aspects of our historical collections and practices in a new light.

This exhibition is free with general admission. Advance online entry required. Book your entry time online at www.cincinnatiartmuseum.org/visit

Reconstituting the landmark exhibition American Painting: The Eighties from New York University’s Grey Art Gallery exhibition in 1979, American Painting: The Eighties Revisited captures a pivotal moment in twentieth century art. It features abstract paintings by artists, including Sam Gilliam, Nancy Graves, and Elizabeth Murray, all of whom were new to the New York art scene at the time. American Painting: The Eighties toured to Houston, Texas, then to 13 cities abroad, from Paris to Tel Aviv.

Along the way, a lively argument ensued about the direction that art was headed: would the best paintings reflect back on the Abstract Expressionism of the 1950s, or would they launch from the subsequent Pop Art or Minimalist movements?

Forty of the 41 paintings in the American Painting: The Eighties exhibition have been acquired by the Cincinnati Art Museum, with gratitude to the generosity of Ronnie and John Shore.

This exhibition is free with general admission. Advance online entry required. Book your entry time online at www.cincinnatiartmuseum.org/visit

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We are so excited to launch this challenge and shine positive light on all of the great establishments we have in the Tri State area. We want to hear about all the great experiences you have had around town! Spreading positivity is contagious and now more than ever is the time to show love to our local businesses!
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This challenge will be taking place every month through the end of the year! One WINNER will be chosen at the end of the month to win a $100 gift card to a local establishment around town. The winner will also receive a $25 gift card to the @otreatery.
This months $100 gift card will be for Nostalgia, a women owned Jazz and Wine bar in OTR!
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Meet the latest addition to the Queen City Riverboat vessel fleet of Captain Jack. This vessel is a one of a kind Party Taxi to accompany up to 40 of your friends and byob is always welcome.

FREE Workout on the Green series every Tuesday and Wednesday in Washington Park!

Thank you to Melanoma Know More for sponsoring Workout on the Green! Events in the park are produced by 3CDC.

Spring Schedule 4/6-5/26:

Tuesday:
5:30-6p- Tabata with Sage Hot Yoga
6:15-7:15p- Vinyasa Flow with Embra Studio

Wednesday:
5:30-6p- FitCamp with Fitnext
6:15-7:15p- Zumba with Central Parkway YMCA

WEATHER POLICY: Our events are rain or shine, however in the event of severe weather or heavy rain we may cancel an event. All event cancellations will be posted on Facebook, usually deciding approximately an hour before start time as the weather changes quickly. RSVP to our event pages for weather updates.

COVID19 Information:
PPG Paints will be helping patrons meet social distancing requirements by painting circles on the grass to keep patrons safely distanced. Washington Park will not be providing any shared equipment for patrons. Please bring your own towel, water, mat, etc. Face coverings are required when moving about the park, visiting the bar and restrooms and may be removed when you are seated with your party. If you are not feeling well or have been exposed to COVID19 please stay home!