Featured Events in Cincinnati in April, 2025 (May Updated)

REVIVE NIGHTS kicks off at 6pm with an indoor fundraising experience featuring a bake/craft sale, cheesecake auction, and a catered meal from Gigi Thurman of BLOC Ministries. At 7pm, join us in the Worship Center for a night of worship with TAKEHEART. The catered meal is $35 a plate with concert admission being free of charge. All proceeds will go towards the parking lot fund for Revive City Church. Secure your tickets today! Meal Option A (Free Drink Included) Baked Spaghetti Spring Salad Garlic Dinner Rolls Meal Option B (Free Drink Included) Baked Chicken Braised Cabbage or Collards Mac & Cheese Sweet Potato Cornbread EVENT HIGHLIGHTS Catered meal by Gigi Thurman of BLOC Ministries Music from TAKEHEART 6pm bake sale and cheesecake auction FREE concert admission 7pm doors for indoor worship encounter Parking Lot Fundraiser for Revive City Church Information Source: Revive City Church | eventbrite

Join Miss Kay from the non-profit Winn Reading as she and special guests read books with children. Appropriate for all ages! https://www.winnreading.org/ Information Source: The Potted Palm | eventbrite

We are excited to bring Nature Journaling to Gorman Heritage Farm! Unwind and connect with nature through this relaxing and enjoyable process of documenting the natural world using sketches, poems, and notes. Participants will learn new ways to look at the wonders of nature around them; truly noticing instead of simply seeing. This class offers the opportunity to slow down and enhance curiosity as you record your observations. No artistic skill needed! Taught by Ellen Foley, who's love of the land inspires her to create opportunities for others to experience connecting with nature. She has been leading forest bathing programs at various locations in the Cincinnati area for many years and added nature journaling programs in 2023. Ellen is excited about introducing this practice to groups at Gorman Heritage Farm. She has a B.A. in psychology, a master’s in landscape architecture and is a certified Forest Therapy Guide. Reccomended for particpants 16 years and older. Materials provided: Clipboards, paper, and pencils are providedalong with a foldable chair while on site.You are welcome to bring your own supplies, chair or blanket. FAQ's What should I wear? Dress in weather appropriate clothing, including closed-toed shoes. Layers are recommended and a water bottle. What does the cost of this program cover? Your ticket to this program covers attendance, basic journaling materials and a foldable chair for use at this 1.5 hour long program. Non-Member tickets also include the cost of admission to the farm for a day. Please note that because this program runs on Sunday when the farm is closed to the public (except for private classes), this farm admission should be used on another day that the farm is open within the year of 2025. How much walking will we do? For this class, we will do less than a mile of walking on a variety of surfaces, including but not limited to gravel, mulch, dirt paths, grassy walkways. POLICIES Programs run rain or shine. Dress for the weather if your program takes you outside. No ticket refunds within 1 week of the program except in the case of Gorman Heritage Farm cancelling the program. If suspect you may be coming down with a transmissible illness, we ask that you stay home. Thank you for helping us to keep each other healthy and comfortable! Agritourism Warning: Under Ohio law, there is no liability for an injury to or death of a participant in an agritourism activity conducted at this agritourism location if that injury or death results from the inherent risks of that agritourism activity. Inherent risks of agritourism activities include, but are not limited to. the risk of injury inherent to land, equipment, and animals as well as the potential for you as a participant to act in a negligent manner that may contribute to your injury or death. You are assuming the risk of participating in this agritourism activity. By signing up and/or attending any of our programs, you are agreeing to the above policies. Current members of Gorman Heritage Farm: Your name will be checked to verify that you have a current Farm Membership so please use the last name that the membership is under. Information Source: Gorman Heritage Farm | eventbrite

All DIYD workshops have Pay What You Can ticket options. If the Full Cost Ticket is financially comfortable for you , we ask that you purchase this ticket to help DIYD offset the costs of workshop expenses. If the Full Cost Ticket is a stretch for you at this time , choose a lower cost ticket that suits your financial capacity. Choose the “Pay What You Can” option to purchase a ticket for as low as $1. If you would like to make a donation to DIYD, choose the 125% cost ticket option or use the Pay What You Can option to make a donation of any amount. (And thank you!) For more information about how DIYD uses the revenue from ticket costs, scroll down to our FAQ section below. About This Workshop: This workshop is for kids ages 5-12. A class for kids, created by kids! Thanks to The Dapper Hammer (Kalamazoo) for letting us use their super fun youth class idea! Here's what their director has to say about the idea behind this workshop: "A couple years ago, after spending the holiday season making dozens of cutting boards, planters, and candle holders, I was left with buckets of really cool scraps and off cuts. My kids came to the shop with me one evening and while I was cleaning, they raided the scrap bin and started sanding, gluing, nailing, and screwing these scrap pieces together into what my daughter called 'Scrappy Sculptures.'" In this class, youth will learn about different varieties and colors of wood, learn to use sanders, screwdrivers, clamps, speed squares, and most of all – their imagination! There’s no limit to what kids can create with the time and space to explore new ideas. The class will begin with an introduction and safety talk, some short tool demonstrations, and then students will design and create their own sculpture using hand tools, scrap wood, and glue. Adults When purchasing a ticket, please enter your child's name and age. Upon arrival, please drop your child off by walking them into the building and complete a youth waiver before class begins. There is not much extra room in our space for parents to stay and wait during our workshop, but we'd recommend hanging out down the street at Urbana Coffee or Wendigo Tea (3114 & 3116 Warsaw Ave 45205) Please plan to return to Casa Colina 10 minutes early to pick up your kiddo at the conclusion of class. Safety Students will use hand tools and learn to operate a palm sander. They will also get to see an adult use a miter saw. Students will be provided with child-sized safety goggles and noise canceling ear muffs, which will be required at all times when standing near power tools. Masks are optional and not provided, please send your child with a mask if you prefer for them to wear one. Additional notes: Upon arrival, please complete a waiver for your youth before class begins Please wear closed-toed shoes Avoid wearing clothing with long ties (ie no hoodie strings) Any long hair should be tied/clipped back Sanitized eye and ear protection will be provided About the teachers: Polly Wilson is excited for the opportunity to work with Do It Yourself Darlin. She holds a BFA from The Kansas City Art Institute. She has work experience in farming and early childhood education where her work has ranged from sleep-training infants to developing curriculum for elementary-aged children. Polly is committed to creating safe, nurturing environments and spaces for exploration. She prioritizes curiosity, community and developing the skills needed for intuitive, haptic play. Polly lives in East Price Hill with her cat, Lil Bit. When not working in her studio, Polly loves to cook, listen to records and go camping. Annie Darlin Gordon is the founder and director of Do It Yourself Darlin. Annie's knowledge of home renovation skills was developed in 2018 during her AmeriCorps service term on the Construction Crew at Habitat for Humanity, where she built new construction houses from the ground up. For the next 3 years, Annie worked on the carpentry/installer teams with two private Cincinnati-based home renovation companies, and operated solo during the first phase of DIYD, before establishing the Do It Yourself Darlin workshop program in 2022. Annie owns a 1916 home in East Price Hill and is also a professionally trained flutist who performs and teaches in the Greater Cincinnati Area. She has taught music to Price Hill youth for the past 9 years at the MYCincinnati Youth Orchestra program. About Do It Yourself Darlin Workshops: Do It Yourself Darlin (DIYD) hosts educational, hands-on home repair workshops for new and veteran homeowners, renters, and everyone in between. The program aims to empower anyone and everyone to feel comfortable and confident understanding the components that make up a house while learning home repair and tool use skills along the way. All of DIYD‘s workshops are geared toward beginners, pay-what-you-can, taught by local Cincinnati craftspeople, and open to everyone ages 16 and up. DIYD is a program of the non-profit CDC Price Hill Will. DIYD’s programming is made possible through grant funding, sponsorships, donations, and workshop ticket sales. Information Source: Do It Yourself Darlin | eventbrite

11th Biannual ALL GENDER ALL SIZE CLOTHING SWAP LOCATION The Studio on Elm 2009 Elm St Cincinnati, OH 45202 Accessibility The location is accessible with no stairs and a bathroom on the main floor Parking * FREE street Parking along Elm Street * Less than a minute walk is the Dunlap parking lot next to the Dunlap Cafe * Findlay parking garage is a one minute walk to our location Once you've parked and are headed our way just look for the black and white door and you've found us! Public Transit The Studio on Elm is also located on the connector streetcar line: Brewery District stop. Check out the streetcar map to see where you can board. WHEN Sunday, April 27 1 - 4pm WHAT IS IT? A clothing swap is a free exchange of gently used clothing, accessories, and even small household items. No money changes hands and there is no limit to what you can bring or take. We trust each other to mindfully take what we need and share within our community. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! We need awesome volunteers to help us make this event a smashing success. From setting up to welcoming attendees and everything in between, your energy will be a game-changer. Ready to lend a hand? Sign up to volunteer here. WHO IS IT FOR? Our swap is for adult people of all genders and body sizes. All clothing will be combined and then sorted into two sections: 1. plus or extended sizes (XL and up) 2. straight sizes (L and down) Then clothing will be sorted by type (top, bottom, etc). HOW MUCH DOES IT COST? The swap is free! We don't want availability of funds to be a barrier to participating. That said, we will gladly accept donations in any amount. Any funds collected through donations will be used for future events (marketing, supplies, etc). HOW DO I PARTICIPATE? Bring your gently used clothing, accessories, and small household items to the event (or connect ahead of time to arrange an earlier drop off). Stay and browse. Try things on. Bring a bag to take home what you'd like! Meet cool people! We recommend wearing light foundation garments (a thin top and bottoms/leggings). There will be limited space for trying on clothes so trying on items over what you're wearing will be your best option. WHEN SHOULD I COME? The nature of a swap is that it evolves over the course of the event. You can come at the beginning and stay the whole time or come later. Most people tend to come within the first two hours. WHAT CAN I BRING? Gently used clothing, accessories, or small household goods that no longer spark joy for you. A note about condition - we want folks to bring things to the swap in wearable condition. PLEASE DO NOT BRING: - clothing or items that are dirty, stained, have holes, covered in pet hair, etc. - kids clothing/items WHAT HAPPENS TO THE LEFTOVERS? Leftover items are donated to a local charity. CAN I BRING A FRIEND? Yes, please do! And invite them to join the CinciFatty Facebook group at or follow Heartland Trans Wellness ! QUESTIONS: Message us at hello@cincifatty.com Information Source: Cincifatty | eventbrite

Date : Sunday Apr 27, 2025 10:00 am – 4:30 pm. Ticket: $75. Instructor: Nancy Niemeyer. Materials fee: none. Skills Needed: Beginners - no previous weaving experience needed. Class Limit: 5 Rigid Heddle weaving is a great way to get started weaving in a simple way. Rigid heddle looms are inexpensive, portable, and quick to warp. You will learn to direct warp a rigid heddle loom, learn the basics of weaving, and create a beautiful plain weave scarf of 5 to 7 feet in just 6 hours. The instructor will have a 5 page handout and the necessary equipment (including a loom) for you to use in class. The only thing you need to supply is the Marble Chunky yarn in the color of your choice. We use a 5 dent heddle and bulky yarn to make the weaving go quickly. If you have your own rigid heddle loom and do not have a 5 dent heddle you must let the instructor know so an alternate yarn can be suggested. The yarns listed below will not work with any heddle other than a 5 or 6 dent heddle. This weaving class involves direct warping techniques, which require certain physical abilities to ensure a successful and comfortable experience. Participants should be able to: Walk back and forth between the loom and the peg (approximately 10 feet): Direct warping requires walking short distances to arrange and tension the warp threads. This will involve walking from the loom to a peg (about 10 feet away) and back multiple times throughout the warping process which takes about an hour. Stand or sit for extended periods: You will need to be able to stand or sit comfortably while working at the loom, adjusting the tension, and threading the warp. Use hands and fingers with dexterity: The direct warping process requires threading yarn through the heddle and other loom components, which calls for fine motor skills and finger dexterity. Focus on detailed tasks: Participants should be able to focus on detailed tasks for an extended periods. Supplies to buy: One (1) ball of James C. Brett Marble Chunky. Marble Chunky is available locally at Silk Road Textiles on Hamilton Ave. in College Hill or many online yarn retailers. If you cannot get the recommended yarn, please contact the teacher. Problems registering? Contact the Education Committee at classes@weaversguildcincinnati.org. Questions about this class? Contact the instructor, Nancy Niemeyer at measuredthreads@gmail.com. Nancy Niemeyer is a local fiber arts teacher who's been knitting and weaving close to 20 years. Nancy mostly teaches rigid heddle weaving at the Weavers Guild of Greater Cincinnati but has also taught weaving at the Art Barn in Mariemont, and both knitting and rigid heddle weaving at a few local yarn shops. Follow her on Social Media: Facebook: Measured Threads Instagram: @measuredthreads Website: measuredthreads.com Supplies to Bring: One ball of James C. Brett Marble Chunky Bring a lunch and beverages. A refrigerator and microwave are available to use. If you are not feeling well, please contact the instructor instead of coming to the class. On a case-by-case basis, we may be able to reschedule you into a future class or provide a make-up lesson. Ticket fees are not normally refunded. Depending on the CDC guidelines for Hamilton County at the time the class is held, a mask may be required. If so, you will be notified before the first class. Unless specifically stated, Weavers Guild classes are designed for ages 18 and above. On a case-by-case basis, a minor may be permitted to register for a class but must be accompanied by a registered adult who agrees to assist the minor during the class. Contact the Education Committee Chair at classes@weaversguildcincinnati.org for permission before registering any minor in a class. Fees are non-refundable. Your fee will only be refunded if the class is canceled or changed to a different date. Three registrations are required for a class to be held. Students will be notified before the start date if a class is canceled due to an insufficient number of students. Eventbrite processing and credit card payment fees will not be refunded if a student cancels for any reason. Information Source: Weavers Guild of Greater Cincinnati | eventbrite

Explore Cincinnati Reds v St. Louis Cardinals sporting information for 28th April, as well as links for Baseball tickets and more with Fixture Calendar. The Cincinnati Reds are one of the oldest teams in Major League Baseball, having been founded in 1881. They compete in the Central Division of the National League and have won five World Series titles, the most recent being in 1990. The team has also won the National League pennant nine times, most recently in 1990. The St. Louis Cardinals0 have produced many notable players throughout their history, including legends like Johnny Bench, Joe Morgan, and Pete Rose. Their current roster boasts talented players such as perennial All-Stars Joey Votto and Eugenio Suarez. The team's home stadium, Great American Ball Park, offers a picturesque backdrop for fans to enjoy America's pastime, with stunning views of the Ohio River and the Cincinnati skyline. Catch a game at this iconic stadium and witness the rich history and competitive spirit of the Cincinnati Reds. The St. Louis Cardinals, founded in 1882, are one of the oldest and most successful teams in Major League Baseball. With 11 World Series titles and 19 National League pennants, they are known as one of the most iconic franchises in the sport. Some of the most renowned players to wear the Cardinals uniform include legends such as Stan Musial, Bob Gibson, and Albert Pujols. The team currently competes in the Central Division of the National League, facing off against rivals such as the Chicago Cubs and Milwaukee Brewers. The Cardinals are also the proud owners of the famous Busch Stadium, which has been their home since 2006 and has a capacity of over 45,000 eager fans. This beloved team continues to dominate on the field, making them a must-watch for any true baseball fan. Information Source: fixturecalendar.com

Join Indigo Hippo at Streetside Brewery to learn how to make embroidered greeting cards with upcycled materials from Indigo Hippo's shop while sipping a beverage from Streetside Brewery! You'll walk away with a finished embroidered card and the materials to make more at home. Tickets include: 1 drink Card making materials (paper, envelopes, needles, embroidery floss, and more) A goody bag of materials so you can make more cards at home! Information Source: Indigo Hippo | eventbrite

Explore Cincinnati Reds v St. Louis Cardinals sporting information for 29th April, as well as links for Baseball tickets and more with Fixture Calendar. The Cincinnati Reds are one of the oldest teams in Major League Baseball, having been founded in 1881. They compete in the Central Division of the National League and have won five World Series titles, the most recent being in 1990. The team has also won the National League pennant nine times, most recently in 1990. The Reds have produced many notable players throughout their history, including legends like Johnny Bench, Joe Morgan, and Pete Rose. Their current roster boasts talented players such as perennial All-Stars Joey Votto and Eugenio Suarez. The team's home stadium, Great American Ball Park, offers a picturesque backdrop for fans to enjoy America's pastime, with stunning views of the Ohio River and the Cincinnati skyline. Catch a game at this iconic stadium and witness the rich history and competitive spirit of the Cincinnati Reds. The St. Louis Cardinals, founded in 1882, are one of the oldest and most successful teams in Major League Baseball. With 11 World Series titles and 19 National League pennants, they are known as one of the most iconic franchises in the sport. Some of the most renowned players to wear the Cardinals uniform include legends such as Stan Musial, Bob Gibson, and Albert Pujols. The team currently competes in the Central Division of the National League, facing off against rivals such as the Chicago Cubs and Milwaukee Brewers. The Cardinals are also the proud owners of the famous Busch Stadium, which has been their home since 2006 and has a capacity of over 45,000 eager fans. This beloved team continues to dominate on the field, making them a must-watch for any true baseball fan. Information Source: fixturecalendar.com

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Explore Cincinnati Reds v St. Louis Cardinals sporting information for 30th April, as well as links for Baseball tickets and more with Fixture Calendar. The Cincinnati Reds are one of the oldest teams in Major League Baseball, having been founded in 1881. They compete in the Central Division of the National League and have won five World Series titles, the most recent being in 1990. The team has also won the National League pennant nine times, most recently in 1990. The Reds have produced many notable players throughout their history, including legends like Johnny Bench, Joe Morgan, and Pete Rose. Their current roster boasts talented players such as perennial All-Stars Joey Votto and Eugenio Suarez. The team's home stadium, Great American Ball Park, offers a picturesque backdrop for fans to enjoy America's pastime, with stunning views of the Ohio River and the Cincinnati skyline. Catch a game at this iconic stadium and witness the rich history and competitive spirit of the Cincinnati Reds. The St. Louis Cardinals, founded in 1882, are one of the oldest and most successful teams in Major League Baseball. With 11 World Series titles and 19 National League pennants, they are known as one of the most iconic franchises in the sport. Some of the most renowned players to wear the Cardinals uniform include legends such as Stan Musial, Bob Gibson, and Albert Pujols. The team currently competes in the Central Division of the National League, facing off against rivals such as the Chicago Cubs and Milwaukee Brewers. The Cardinals are also the proud owners of the famous Busch Stadium, which has been their home since 2006 and has a capacity of over 45,000 eager fans. This beloved team continues to dominate on the field, making them a must-watch for any true baseball fan. Information Source: fixturecalendar.com