istration encouraged. Lake Isabella Boathouse, 1-3 p.m. $10 online; $13 walk-in. greatparks.org
$2 when purchasing tickets online. cincinnatiartmuseum.org
hamiltoncountyfair.com
wed 14 ALLEY VIBEZ ~
ZOO AFTER DARK Spend the night at the Zoo with an adults-only adventure featuring drinks, light bites, animal encounters, behind-the-scenes experiences, a campfire and an overnight stay in safari tents. Ages 21 and older. Cincinnati Zoo & Bo- tanical Garden, 6 p.m.-9 a.m. $190 members; $200 nonmembers. cincinnatizoo.org sun 18 COLORS OF NATURE ~ Using natural materials and nature as inspiration, kiddos can get creative while crafting master- pieces. Sharon Woods, 1-2 p.m. greatparks.org CREEPY CREATURES ~ Bats, owls and spiders, oh my! Meet some spooky, creepy animal ambassadors at the park. Wood- land Mound, 2-3 p.m. greatparks.org F. I. S. H. Enjoy Newport Aquarium in a sensory-relaxed environment fea- turing reduced lighting and sound, lower capacity, calming areas, sensory guides and special animal encounters. Newport Aquarium, 8-9:03 a.m. Free for members; ad- vance reservations recommended. newportaquarium.com
Enjoy an afternoon of live music in Imagination Alley! Imagination Alley, 4-6 p.m. imaginationalleyotr.com FC CINCINNATI PRE-MATCH AT THE PARK ~ Get ready to cheer on FC Cincinna- ti with music, vendors, food trucks, inflatable soccer games and more before the home match. Washington Park, 4-6:30 p.m. washingtonpark.org GHOSTBUSTERS IN CONCERT Experience the beloved 1984 movie on the big screen while an orchestra performs the film’s score live! Taft Theatre, 8 p.m.$55.95+. tafttheatre.org
sat 17 THE CITY FLEA ~ Shop local makers and small businesses at The City Flea while young entrepreneurs get in on the fun with a special Kids Market. Washington Park, 11 a.m. washingtonpark.org CSC FALL FESTIVAL ~ Celebrate community with Cancer Support Community during a family-friendly festival featuring games, crafts, entertainment, food and more. All ages are welcome. Cancer Support Community, 11 a.m.-1 p.m. eventbrite.com LEARN TO PLAY: ROLLER DERBY ~ Give roller derby a try during a beginner-friendly session covering skating basics, safe falls, stops, transitions, rules and more. All skill levels are welcome; protective gear and quad-style skates are strongly encouraged. Sawyer Point, 7-10 p.m. skatedowntowncincy.com ODDBALL PARADE ~ Get weird and get creative during this half-mile parade welcoming artists, musicians, performers and merry-makers of all ages! Wear something funny, make some noise or simply come along for the fun. Valley Park, 4-5 p.m. facebook. com/events/1628329328227448 TOW N TREAT Celebrate Halloween with a fami- ly-friendly evening of trick-or-treat- ing fun at the Hamilton County Fairgrounds. Hamilton County Fairgrounds, 6-9 p.m.
HALLZOOWEEN Enjoy a day of Halloween fun
featuring trick-or-treat stations and special animal enrichment. Bring your own treat bag and make the day extra special with a Pumpkin Express train or carousel ride for an additional fee. Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden, noon-5 p.m. $13-28; free for Zoo members. cincinnatizoo.org
sun 11 HYDE PARK FARMERS MARKET ~
Shop fresh produce, flowers and locally made foods while connect- ing with farmers and food artisans at this family-friendly Sunday mar- ket. Hyde Park Square, 9:30 a.m.-1 p.m. hydeparkfarmersmarket.com
thu 15 THURSDAY ART PLAY
Young artists can learn about the different ways Fotofocus artists depict time in their art before creating hands-on inspired works of art. Contemporary Arts Center, 10:30-11:30 a.m. $5; free for mem- bers and families with a valid SNAP or EBT card. contemporaryartscenter.org WEE WONDER ABOUT BATS ~ Little learners can go batty by exploring activity stations. Sharon Woods, 10-11 a.m. greatparks.org
RECREATE WITH KENTON BRETT ~
Get creative with 2026 Rosenthal Education Center Artist in Resi- dence Kenton Brett and make an original work of art to take home. Drop in anytime during the pro- gram. Cincinnati Art Museum, 1-3 p.m. cincinnatiartmuseum.org
mon 12 LENNY PEARCE: TODDLER RAVE WORLD TOUR
HAUNTED SAFARI – SPIRITS OF THE ZOO
Get ready to dance at this high-en- ergy, family-friendly rave experi- ence created especially for little music lovers and their grown-ups. The Andrew J. Brady Music Center, 6 p.m. $25+. bradymusiccenter.com
fri 16 AQUARIUM AFTER DARK
Explore the Zoo after dark by lan- tern light while hearing spine-tin- gling tales of mysterious sightings, phantom footsteps, haunted habitats and other spooky hap- penings from its history. Ages 16
Discover what happens at New- port Aquarium after the lights go out! Meet animal ambassadors, enjoy a pizza party, learn about nocturnal animals and explore the Aquarium by glowstick during a twilight tour and scavenger hunt. Newport Aquarium, 7:15-11 p.m. $49.99; member discount avail- able. newportaquarium.com THE ART OF CHARLEY HARPER: CREATURES WILD AND TAME Explore more than 140 drawings, paintings, prints, posters and other works by beloved artist and nature advocate Charley Harper in this colorful exhibition celebrating his distinctive “minimal realism” style. Cincinnati Art Museum, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. $17; free for members; save
tue 13 MRS. MANNERLY
Travel back to 1967 with this charming comedy following
nine-year-old Jeffrey as he tackles a rigorous etiquette class taught by the formidable Mrs. Mannerly. Packed with wit, heart and nostal- gic humor, the show proves good manners—and laughter—never go out of style. Recommended for ages 14 and older. Ensemble The- atre Cincinnati, 7-8:30 p.m. $22-80. ensemblecincinnati.org
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