Date:  Saturday, April 11, 2026 Time:  10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Location:   11850 Enyart Rd., Loveland, Ohio, 45140 The Cincinnati & Hamilton County Public Library will celebrate the grand opening of its new Symmes Township Branch with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 10 a.m., followed by a full day of activities for all ages. This brand-new, $18 million facility features expanded space, modern amenities, and sustainable design elements including geothermal heating and solar panels

With only a handful of seats remaining for its final two weekends, Loveland Stage Company’s production of The Wizard of Oz is more than a show. It is an experience that brings families together, invites reflection, and reminds us why this story has lasted for generations. 

With only a handful of seats remaining for its final two weekends, Loveland Stage Company’s production of The Wizard of Oz is more than a show. It is an experience that brings families together, invites reflection, and reminds us why this story has lasted for generations. 

Our bodies have spent months indoors, away from sunlight and the natural world we’re meant to interact with. Sunlight helps our bodies produce Vitamin D, which plays an important role in mood, immune health, and energy.

CAMP POP!, Clermont County's first all day camp for kids, is centered on pop culture themes, with each week inspired by a song title. The full-day camp runs from  7:45 a.m. to 5:15 p.m. , Monday through Friday, beginning  June 1  and continuing through  July 31 . That’s nine weeks of programming, covering the bulk of summer break. Registration opened  Monday, March 9 at 9 a.m. , and township officials say there has already been significant interest online. Each week has a uni

For the first time in more than two decades of youth programming, Miami Township will offer a full-day summer camp designed with working families in mind — and it’s bringing a pop culture twist along with it.

The community is invited to gather in Loveland next month as The Grail hosts an afternoon of song, reflection, and conversation in honor of International Women’s Day.

LOVELAND, Ohio — What began as curiosity about a strange Ohio cryptid has grown into one of the region’s most unique community gatherings. The Frogman Festival, founded by local cartographer Jeff Craig, returns March 7, 2026, bringing together folklore enthusiasts, artists, filmmakers and families to celebrate the enduring legend of the Loveland Frogman and other regional mysteries.

It’s Valentine season and that means the City of Loveland’s Hearts Afire Weekend is not far off. If our town’s name doesn’t stake our claim to the season of love, the City’s Hearts Afire Weekend makes historic downtown Loveland the epicenter of Valentines celebration. This is the 5 th  year for the festival, which takes place Friday, Feb. 13 - Sunday, Feb. 15 th . Each year, the lineup of events and displays gets more ambitious with activities for all ages and interests. A

This year’s Hearts Afire Weekend promises to be the biggest and best yet, with more than 50 attractions throughout downtown Loveland. It was not easy to narrow the field, but here are our TOP 10 List of what to see and do at this year’s festival:     Ice Sculptures (Throughout Historic downtown Loveland)  Self-guided Tour - Sat. 2-8:00 pm  Map of sculpture displays: https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1B9gk73ngUiTYtLwX0LZv9ftNfttTtdU&usp=sharing ​Ice Sculpting Demonstrat

The Loveland Valentine Ladies will be at the Loveland Post Office to add their trademark cache to your Valentine cards and cancel card stamps from Loveland, Ohio. This year's Valentine cards, designed by local artist Lynn Oury, will be available for purchase as well. Valentine Lady post office hours are as follows:   Feb. 5 & 6:    10 am – 4 pm Feb. 7:            10 am – 12:30 pm Feb. 9-12:     10 am – 4 pm

The Loveland Shorts Film Festival (LSFF) is now accepting entries for its 2026 Poster Competition, and local artists are invited to submit original designs for a chance to be featured as the face of the festival.

Local founder Mike Meldon reflects on the beginnings of Love Our Land, its mission to restore biodiversity through native plants, and his decision to step away as the organization enters a new chapter. Celebrating community impact, lasting friendships, and new leadership, the piece looks back with gratitude—and ahead with optimism.