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Flow into Fall!
Thursday September 25th, 6-8pm
Led by Marie Asbury, 500RYT of Soaring Soul Wellness
Celebrate the season through somatic and ecstatic dance, gentle yoga stretches and sound bath with guided meditations. Freely flow to the external rhythms or let the internal rhythm guide you. Drumming, clapping and vocal release encouraged. Stretch, get cozy, and let go of stress like leaves off the trees in a relaxing soundscape of singing bowls, gong, water sound instruments and loving meditations.
Suggested items to bring: water for hydration; yoga mat for stretches; and pillow, eye mask and blanket for sound meditation comfort. Substance free event. Programming is for all bodies, ages, and abilities. Tickets at SoaringSoulWellness.com. New monthly event, join us for FREE (or donation) this time! Registration is required and closes when sold out or 24 hours prior to event.
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Culture of India
November 16th, 1pm
Arts, Craft and Design
Hosted by Padma Chebrolu
Offering interactive experiences arts education, wellness retreats, therapy and shows through movies, dance, music, books, yoga, meditation, breath work, mandala rangoli henna stencil art, storytelling, poetry, cooking classes, sari draping attire, speaking engagements, cultural education, and language interpretation to foster environmentally vibrant and artistic communities. Through our art, we support clean drinking water and clean air efforts for the well-being of our future generations!
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Neighborhood Noel
December 25th, 5-7pm
Mark your calendar for a holiday community event on December 5, 2025, 5:30-8:30pm. Live holiday caroling, wassail, Santa, crafts and festivities in junction with the Tusculum Holiday Open House event!
Performances
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Adventures of Henny Penny
9/28/25, 1pm FREE
Performed by The Children's Theatre
Henny Penny's Big Adventure is a play about Henny Penny and her animal friends that teaches courage, determination, and teamwork. It's a fun and educational experience for children in grades 3–5.
Advanced registration highly suggested
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Spooky Tales
10/12/25, 1pm FREE
Performed by Paul Strickland
This the season for the ghostly and the ghoulish! Enjoy master storyteller, Paul Strickland, weave story webs of the season. This family-friendly event will delight all ages! Ghost Tales and Spooky Stories rooted in Kentucky and Ohio lore. These tales “fun-frighten” and “jump-scare” while also encouraging kindness, compassion, and awareness of how our actions affect others.
Paul Strickland is a professional storyteller and theatre artist who lives in Kentucky. He has well over 7 hours of unique family friendly stories in his repertoire, including reupholstered folk tales, fairytales for adults and future adults, tall-tales and even historical stories that just happened to have never happened.
"An hour spent with master storyteller Paul Strickland is an hour well spent, and one you should not miss.” – Cincinnati Enquirer
https://edmontonjournal.com/entertainment/fringe-review-ghost-stories-paul-strickland
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Zombie Thoughts
10/26/25, 1PM FREE
Performed by Playhouse in the Park
By Jennifer A. Kokai and Oliver Grey Kokai-Means. Directed by Katie Gifford-Baskerville
Meet Sam and Pig, your two avatars in this video game-inspired show about overcoming anxiety. Sam is intelligent, anxious and armed with a book. Pig is goofy, distracted and armed with a rubber chicken. Join Sam and Pig on a journey through the video game “Zombie Thoughts” as the audience controls the game in this interactive adventure! As they complete the levels, Pig and the players in the audience help Sam overcome anxiety by defeating the monsters and trials the game throws in their way. Zombie Thoughts is a game-changer for talking to kids about feelings in a way they’ll find fun and wholly entertaining!
Zombie Thoughts has been reviewed and endorsed by a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Licensed Behavioral Analyst for its depiction of and treatment suggestions for Generalized Anxiety Disorder.
Recommended for Third grade and up.
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Reindeer Games
11/30/25, 1PM FREE
Performed by The Children's Theatre
Come on down! YOU are the next contestant on Reindeer Games! Join in on the Holiday fun…game-show style! This interactive experience allows audiences to participate in holiday-themed games, songs, and commercials featuring Santa’s four-hoofed sleigh team as both hosts and contestants. Experience laughs, merrymaking, and holiday cheer as we put our hooves to the test to see who can win the Reindeer Games!
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Horns A Plenty
12/15/25
The annual Horns A Plenty Christmas is a holiday charity event featuring a large French horn choir that raises money for music scholarships, and has historically held performances in the city. This year, TCCCT hosts this special holiday event! Ticket information TBA.
Workshops & Groups
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Daring Pairings Wine Workshop
Connecting Community Through Wine
Holiday Pairings - $50; 2 for $90
Valentine's Wine and Chocolate Pairings - $50; 2 for $90
Michael Schwartzmann uses wine, pairings, and knowledge to encourage fun, engaging, and memorable experiences that can last a lifetime.
We use wine, pairings, and knowledge to encourage fun, engaging, and memorable experiences that can last a lifetime.
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Men's Circle
9/28/25, 3pm
Hosted by Mushlove Studios
This men's group is a space to gather and share discussion freely. Meet new friends and connections, share achievements and challenges, and have good open conversation. We will start with introductions and then move into talking as a group. Regardless of your interests, affiliations, occupations, hobbies, status, there is value in you joining us! This is a very laid-back atmosphere, intended to be welcoming, relaxed, and comfortable.
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The Mama's Sing
Tuesdays from 10-11:15am October 2nd - December 11th - $149 for 10 weeks.
The Mamas Sing is a 10-week circle for mothers, grandmothers, aunties, friends, and any female- or GNC-identifying supporters—babies and young children welcome! Come as you are and lift your voices together in a relaxed, supportive space. Singing by ear boosts mood, eases stress, and is wonderful for easing postpartum depression. After we sing we'll share a cup of tea. No experience needed; leave refreshed, connected, and uplifted.
Hosted by: April Combs Mann - Storyteller | Songleader, Creator of The Cinci Sing and April Eight Songs & Stories
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The Riverside Sing
Mondays from 7-8:15PM September 8th to November 17th - $149 for 10 weeks.
An intergenerational All-Comers Choir for the Joy of Singing in Community.
The Riverside Sing is 10 weeks of community singing together. Each week, we gather in a welcoming circle to learn songs by ear and lift our voices in harmony. Singing isn’t just fun—it’s proven to boost mood, reduce stress, and support overall well-being. No experience is needed; just come as you are and leave uplifted, connected, and renewed.
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Community French Horn Choir
1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month, 7:30pm; 2nd and 4th Wednesday of the month, 7:30pm
The Cincinnati Horn Collective is a welcoming group for French horn players of all levels—Beginner, Novice, Amateur, and Professional. We gather to enjoy making music together in a fun, low-pressure environment. Whether you're looking to learn, improve, or simply keep playing, this is a great opportunity to connect with fellow horn players in the Cincinnati area.
Interested in joining?
Contact Gregory at (513) 560-5692 or gmholdin34@gmail.com
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Blues Dance Cincinnati: Blues and Swing Night
2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month.
7pm Lesson, 8-10pm Open Dance
Absolute Beginners and all ages welcome! Pre-registration not necessary.
Blues dancing is an umbrella term for a family of historical and modern dances done to blues music. Rooted in African movement, blues dance places a high value on improvisation, rhythm, polyrhythm, and solo movements. Most partner dance forms have risen from cultural groups during periods of growth and creativity.
Join us at 7:00 for an hour long lesson on Ballroomi'n blues and learn to dance to artists like Louis Armstrong, Ella Fitzgerald and even modern jazz and blues artists.
$10 cover includes the lesson and 2 hour dance afterwards.
No experience or partner required.
The event is BYOB.
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Common Stitch Meetup
Second Sunday of the Month. 12:30 - 3:30pm
Join us for a relaxing afternoon of creativity and community! Enjoy snacks, mocktails, and the company of like-minded creatives while working on your own sewing, knitting, or embroidery project. Sewing machines are welcome!
All levels are welcome, but basic knowledge of your chosen craft is essential for working independently. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, there's a place for you here!
FREE- donation of $5-10 recommended.
What to Bring: Your project, essential craft supplies. (details listed on the sign-up page)
What's Included: Iron and ironing board, snacks, mocktail station, and a supportive community!
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Community Open Chess
Community Open Play and Optional Tournament
10am-5pm; Every 3rd Sunday of the month!
Free Open Play
Stop in to relax and play casual chess and experience/witness a real chess tournament (optional.) ALL ages and levels of experience are welcome! Hosted by chess instructor, Robert Chenault.
Blitz Tournament - $30. Tournament is G/60 - 3 Rounds.
Sunday Chess Tournament - $30. Time Control: G/60 d/5. Each Player receives 60 minutes with a 5-second delay.
Tournament Format: USCF-Rated. 3 Round Swiss. Play 3 Games against players in your section.
After all players have registered, we divide the players into section groups: 8 player sections. 6 player sections. 4 player sections.
Sections are arranged by rating using the latest monthly published ratings.
1 half-point bye is allowed if declared before round 1.
Current US Chess membership is required.
Games start at 10:00am.
Play 3 USCF games. G/60; d5. We divide the players into sections.
Hang out and play casual chess in the skittle's room with the Community.
Food and Chess Merch & Chess Swag available for sale.
Special Events for Seniors
Recommended ages 60+, but all welcome.
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Chess for Seniors
2nd & 4th Wednesdays of Month, 11am
FREE!
Learn chess, socialize, and stimulate your mind! Robert Chenault with Chess Earth can help anyone at any age play chess! Enjoy
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Art with Abrakadoodle
3rd Monday of the month, 11:30pm
FREE!
Ceneetra Anderson with Abrakadoodle leads seniors through guided art class. Each class you will make a different, unique item, no matter what level of artistic talent you hold!
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Fall/Halloween Celebration
Senior Fall/ Halloween Celebration on 10/31 from 11 AM- 1 PM
Whether you celebrate Halloween or just enjoy the Fall season, we invite you to join us for a nostalgic fall celebration featuring music, food, and an Apple Cider Bar. Feel free to wear a Halloween costume or a fall festive outfit.
Registration required by October 22nd to Kara at Meals on Wheels at 513-223-4630.
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Holiday Celebration
Senior Holiday Celebration on 12/18 from 11AM – 1 PM
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