Events

Ceol Mór brings high-energy traditional Celtic music to the library, blending lively reels and jigs with soulful airs and rich vocals—including songs in Welsh. Featuring an impressive mix of instruments and a spirit all their own, their…

Learn about sharks with the WAVE Foundation! Come face-to-face with a live shark and even touch it!

Join us for a presentation by RAPTOR Inc. where you can meet three different live birds of prey!

Join Dark Moll for an Irish stew of jigs, reels and traditional Celtic melodies, serving up time-honored tunes passed down from generation to generation.

Do you want to meet the Easter Bunny?  All ages are invited to grab a photo, make a craft, and play around anytime from 10:30-12pm.

Hear from Erin Clemens, an adult on the autism spectrum, about her experiences and what she feels has helped her the most. Topics will include hypersensitivity, eating issues, different way of processing, communication needs,…

Join us for a melodious performance where PB&J musician friends and the folks at Madcap Puppets team up to tell the story of the Gingerbread Man, with a special guest appearance from Herr Brahms!

PB&J Sessions are a family-friendly,…

Our favorite romance author duo, Christina Lauren, will be here for an author talk followed by a book signing. Roebling Point Books & Coffee will be on site selling books. Please note that due to significant interest in this event, patrons…

Food Etymologist Dann Woellert will take us back in time to Cincinnati’s post colonial founding and what Post Colonial Cincinnatians and Northern Kentuckians ate way before Door Dash and Uber Eats.

This project is supported with funding…

Join the library in welcoming Mabel Havlin, local author of The Charm: A Second Chance At Love, for an afternoon of readings, questions and signings! Mabel will read an excerpt of her recently published book, and answer your questions…

Welcome the season of renewal with an enchanting candlelight concert as a live quintet from the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra brings spring to life through classical masterpieces inspired by blossoms, birdsong, and brighter…

Visit some of the more than 100 parks and green spaces developed in the city of Cincinnati for the health and enjoyment of its citizens. View the architecture and art in such diverse places as the city’s first park, Piatt Park; Eden Park;…

Rolling Along a River of Song: How Early 19th-Century Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky Launched American Music to the World

Join music historian and career navigator librarian John Schlipp for an immersive journey into the “musical highway”…

The Kentucky Symphony Orchestra’s Men in Black Brass Quintet will take you on a tour of the history of brass in music.

A presentation on Victorian manners. Dressing up is encourages. Cheri Brinkman is the presenter.Tea and cookies will be provided to those registered.

Cincinnati was once known by the nickname of “Porkopolis,” the largest meat packing center in the world. Visitors to the city often had to walk down streets crowded with pigs being herded to city slaughter houses. Pigs from Cincinnati fed…

Step back into Revolution-era America and learn the history of the stars and stripes with Betsy Ross! 

Credited with sewing the first American flag, Betsy herself will take the stage to tell her story. Perfect for history lovers and…

Local author and Kenton County Public Library employee Jacob Hogue will present a book signing and author talk celebrating the release of Cincinnati Before Stonewall: The Untold Queer History of the Queen City.

Drawing on years of archival…