What’s happening this weekend? (September 25 - 27)

Open houses all weekend long!

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The Fall Equinox has arrived, and so too have the brisk evening air and autumn vibes! We’re very excited to share some upcoming harvest events happening around Clermont County this late September.

 

Check the Community Calendar to see what's happening in your neighborhood this Friday through Sunday. You can even post your own event directly to our website!

 

Happy Autumn!

 

Hike with Park Staff - Ten Mile Creek Nature Preserve

Friday, September 25, from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m.

 

Are you new to Clermont County? Maybe you’ve lived here your entire life, but how familiar are you with the 1,000 acres of natural preserves and trails right next door?

 

It’s about time we stood up and stretched our legs…

 

Join the Clermont County Park District on the fourth Friday of the month to explore some of the area’s most beautiful trails and scenic spots. This is perfect for those who want to enjoy some autumn air while getting a good outdoor exercise. Meet like-minded neighbors and cherish the ecosystem we call home.

 

 

Octoberfest 2026, Downtown Loveland

Friday, September 25, from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m.

 

Swap out your water bottle for a decorative stein this weekend, as Loveland’s famous Oktoberfest is back!

 

For two days, Downtown Loveland will transform into a little slice of Germany with all the cold beer, German food, polka, and Oktoberfest fun your heart desires.

 

The Biergarten opens at 4 p.m., with food trucks and vendors nearby. Beer on tap, including domestics, wines, and seltzers from a variety of brands, will be available at Nisbet Park throughout the evening. Children can enjoy an inflatable carnival, face painting, and more at the designated Kid’s Zone.

 

Stop by local businesses like Bishop’s Quarter and the Servatti cart for pretzels and beer cheese.

 

The Stein Hoist “Masskrugstemmen” Competition Prelims will begin at 6:30 sharp. Registration is available online.

 

Prost!

 

Heroes Night at New Richmond Football Stadium

Friday, September 25, starting at 7 p.m.

 

We’re thanking our veterans and first responders this Friday at the New Richmond Football Stadium. Free admission for those who have served!

 

Kickoff begins at 7:00 p.m.

 

Organizers will announce our heroes during the halftime special and will include an Endzone Eats after the game to show community appreciation.

 

You can help New Richmond Schools get a head start by registering your name, brand, or department via email.

 

Clermont County Food and Farm Tour

Saturday, September 26, from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.

 

We’ve been looking forward to this one for a long time, and it’s finally here: The Clermont County Food and Farm Tour!

 

That’s right, our local farms and markets are opening their doors for self-guided tours, inviting your family to step into the world of Clermont’s rich agricultural traditions. Speak with the farmers who help sustain the region’s food industry, and savor fresh, healthy dishes you won’t find at standard warehouse grocers.

 

You can download the 2026 Farm Tour guide online to plan visits at your own pace. You may even want to start your own garden once it’s over!

 

This year’s participating farms and ranches include:

 

 

YMCA Pickleball Tournament - Big Dill Classic!

Saturday, September 26, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

 

Calling all athletes! The Clermont County YMCA is hosting its fall Pickleball Tournament this Saturday. The organization invites players of all skill levels for this friendly competition.

 

Round-robin play begins in the morning, with medals awarded to top finishers. All registered participants will also receive a tournament T-shirt to commemorate the event.

 

Kelly’s Kitchen will be available for food between matches.

 

Yoga in the Park

Saturday, September 26, starting at 9 a.m.
 
 
With all the excitement the first weekend of Autumn brings, it’s easy to lose yourself in the hustle and bustle.

 

Have a moment for yourself at Sycamore Park this Saturday morning, with gentle, guided yoga led by certified instructor Andrea Louis. Feel the seasons change as you focus on your form and breathwork. All skill levels are welcome.

 

This is the third-to-last Yoga in the Park for the year, so don’t miss out! No registration required.

Fireworks Celebration

Saturday, September 26, starting at 5 p.m.

 

You thought the fireworks season was over? Think again!

 

The Union Township Fireworks Celebration blasts off Saturday evening with live bands, Touch-A-Truck displays, a Block Party, and so much more!

 

This community event includes live bands, Touch-A-Truck vehicles, a Block Party, and a firework show presented by Rozzi’s Famous Fireworks.

 

This is the perfect event to attend if you already had your fill of Loveland’s Oktoberfest the day before.

 

Clermont Farm Bureau's Annual Farm to Table Dinner

Saturday, September 26, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.

 

The Farm Bureau hosts its Annual Farm to Table Dinner just in time for the weekend Farm Tours.

 

This year, the meals will include a Basque-style dish with local roasted meats and vegetables. You can choose from several seasonal salads and side dishes to enhance the course.

 

Registration is open for seating, but tickets are limited. Support Clermont’s growing agricultural industry.

Kick the Dust Up

Saturday, September 26, starting from 6 p.m.

 

Come on down and kick up some dust, partner! Therapeutic Riding & Horsemanship will host music, line dancing, dinner, auctions, and more activities for the whole family.

 

This event supports life-changing equine-assisted services for those living with disabilities. Tickets are already on sale, so grab yours today before they sell out!

 

Raptor Inc. Open House

Sunday, September 27, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.

 

Clermont County is home to many birds of prey. The habitat team at RAPTOR Inc. protects these magnificent creatures through environmental work and education.
 
 
The organization will be open to the public during its Open House Event this Sunday afternoon. Open Houses will be available through the end of November.
 
 
During your visit, check out the educational stations where you can see the real birds and learn about their lives in Clermont County. The Open Houses are free, but donations to support local conservation are always appreciated.
 
 
You can also schedule private tours and educational programs for a fee if you would like to enhance your experience.

Rotary Club of Williamsburg

Sunday, September 27, starting at 8 a.m.

 
Are you looking for new ways to get involved in your Clermont County community? The Rotary Club of Williamsburg will be gathering at the local Fire Department (915 West Main St.) this Sunday morning to discuss service opportunities and progress.
 
 
Joining community discussions and seeing what the Rotary Club has to offer is a great way to network with the real people making an impact in your neighborhood. You can learn more by visiting their Facebook page before the meeting.
 
 
You can also explore other service and volunteer opportunities at ConnectClermont.org. We post Good News and exciting local events happening near you each week.
 
 

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