Events in Cincinnati This-week




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Events in Cincinnati This-week 2026 schedule

This week in Cincinnati promises an exciting lineup of events across various venues, offering entertainment for sports fans, music lovers, theater enthusiasts, and more. Starting with a major sports highlight, the Cincinnati Reds will be facing off against the Los Angeles Dodgers at Great American Ball Park from September 14 to September 17, 2026. Fans can catch multiple games each day, including evening and afternoon matchups, with the main series running from September 14 to September 16. The top venues for sports include Great American Ball Park and TQL Stadium, where the Reds and Bearcats will also be hosting their respective games.

Music enthusiasts can enjoy a diverse array of concerts. Notable performances include Pitbull & Lil Jon at Riverbend Music Center on September 15, and Brooks and Dunn on September 19. The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra’s Cincinnati Pops will feature the music of Hans Zimmer on September 19, with additional acts such as Air Supply performing on September 19 at Hard Rock Cincinnati. For rock fans, Turnstile will perform at the ICON Festival Stage on September 16.

The theater scene is vibrant too, with productions like 'Heist' at Cincinnati Playhouse In The Park running from September 15 to September 17, and 'The Great Gatsby' at Procter & Gamble Hall on September 15 and 16. Comedy and tribute shows are also scheduled, including a Paul McCartney tribute, 'Live And Let Die,' at Ludlow Garage on September 17.

Family-friendly and cultural events include the Cincinnati Ballet's 'Kaplan New Works Series' at Aronoff Center, with performances from September 18 to September 20, and the Cincinnati Zoo's ongoing events. The sports and entertainment calendar is packed, making this an ideal week to enjoy Cincinnati's rich cultural offerings, lively sports scene, and top-tier performances at renowned venues like Great American Ball Park, Riverbend Music Center, and Cincinnati Music Hall.