Have you felt that chill in the air? Clermont County may be cooling off, but plenty of hot new events are happening in a neighborhood near you!
Check out the updated Community Calendar for this weekend's October festivals and gatherings. We source all of our activities from residents like you, so you don’t miss a thing.
It may be time to grab your favorite jacket before you head out. Have a great weekend!
Friday, October 9, from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
If you couldn’t make it to the October Pumpkin Festival opening at Simmons Farm last weekend, now is your chance to get in on the action! The celebrations continue throughout the end of the month.
This event commemorates 16 years of fall memories at Simmons Farm. Musical guests, food vendors, a corn maze, and—of course—pumpkins galore are happening this Friday afternoon.
Bring the kids to see the barnyard animals roam the pasture and join the farm on its seasonal hayride and Cow Train. Tickets are only $1 per person on Fridays!
You can explore the full monthly calendar on the official website.
Friday, October 9, from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Raptor Inc.’s animal ambassadors are out and about again! This weekend, visit the Anderson Branch Library to learn all about owls in Clermont County. This educational event is suitable for all ages, and you don’t need to worry about registering to attend.
Showing up to support organizations like Raptor Inc. promotes conservation and animal habitat work throughout the County.
Friday, October 9, starting at 7 p.m.
Off with their heads! Wolves Theater presents SIX this Friday evening. This teen-friendly adaptation tells the story of Henry VIII’s six wives through a pop-concert remix of history. West Clermont High School is proud to present this production for family and friends, supporting youth arts in the region.
Oliver’s Desserts will also provide SIX themed treats by pre-order.
Tickets are on sale at wolvestheatre.ludus.com. West Clermont students pay $5 per ticket with their student ID. General admission is $15 per ticket, with discounts for children, veterans, and seniors.
Friday, October 9, from 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m.
SIX isn’t the only performance happening this weekend in Clermont County. The Loveland Stage Company is proud to present Into the Woods, the story of a couple who set out on a quest to break a witch's curse.
Musical Theatre International provides special arrangements for this performance, including authorized performance materials.
The Loveland Stage Company hosts a variety of plays throughout the year. Buying tickets supports this educational organization while championing local performing arts. The Company is 100% volunteer-organized and encourages membership; they do not require members to perform themselves.
If you haven’t seen a Loveland Stage Company production, now is the best time of year to give it your attention!
Saturday, October 10, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Did you know that 3 out of 4 women diagnosed with breast cancer have no family history? It’s the most common type of cancer among women worldwide, and Mercy Health is doing its part to fund solutions.
Stop by Georgetown Church of Christ this Saturday morning for a brunch supporting breast cancer research. Several speakers will present, including:
A mobile mammography van will be on site. Schedule ahead of time to plan your exam.
Registration is free and open to the community. Mercy Health encourages you to bring a friend to show support.
Saturday, October 10, starting at 3 p.m.
There’s something peaceful about walking through a cemetery while the leaves change color in autumn. The Goshen Township Historical Society couldn’t agree more.
This Saturday afternoon, you are invited to take a stroll through the Goshen cemetery with guides who will share the lives of the people laid to rest there. Their history spans decades, with some familiar names you may not have realized were buried in Goshen.
You can meet the Goshen Township Historical Society at 1920 Main St. around 3 p.m.
Saturday, October 10, starting at 6 p.m.
Partner, you better dust off your favorite pair of boots and trot down to Stone Pillars Farm for their Boots, Bourbon, and BBQ event on October 10.
This event supports the Goshen Educational Foundation and promotes lifelong learning in our community. They provide scholarship opportunities for high school seniors and grants for teachers to buy classroom materials.
Tickets include a hearty dinner, one drink ticket, and evening entertainment.
Saturday, October 10, starting at 7:15 p.m.
It’s free movie night at Pierce Township! This weekend’s spooky film: The Munsters, a Rob Zombie production.
Bring your own lawn chairs and blankets for the most comfortable viewing experience. More information is available on the Pierce Township website. Inclement weather may delay or postpone the event, so keep an eye out for updates.
Sunday, October 11, from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
BoltzStrong offers Adult Class to bring together individuals living with disabilities for a shared meal. In this class, you can learn to make Dutch apple pancakes and breakfast potatoes, an ideal dish for cozy October weather.
This event will teach participants how to use a cooktop safely and improve their knife skills.
Registration helps the organization live out its mission of supporting independence and joy through community programs. Boltz Strong asks for a $15 donation to cover food and utility costs when you reserve your spot.
Read the Connect Clermont newsletter for more events and updates.
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