Re: Top 9 things to do in Cincinnati during Labor Day weekend: Sept. 1-5

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> It's the holiday weekend and there's a lot happening. Read on to find 
> ways to fill these end-of-summer days. 
> 
> Riverfest (of course) 
> 
> Riverfest is THE thing to do in Cincinnati on Labor Day weekend. What 
> could be better than a daylong party on the riverfront with rubber 
> ducks, fantastic fireworks and 500,000 people? Here are things to know 
> before you go, including details on the Rubber Duck Regatta, 
> entertainment and the Western & Southern / WEBN Fireworks. We’ve also 
> got tips for first-timers, picks for bars and eateries with great 
> views of the show and a list of watch parties to know. 
> 
> 
> 
> Noon-10 p.m. Sunday. Sawyer Point and Yeatman's Cove, Downtown. (3 
> p.m. Sunday: Rubber Duck Regatta; 9:05 p.m. Sunday: fireworks.) Free 
> admission. www.webn.com 
> 
> Ohio Renaissance Festival 
> 
> Bring on the giant turkey legs! The Ohio Renaissance Festival kicks 
> off Labor Day weekend, bringing knights, swordsmen, fire jugglers, 
> strolling minstrels and more 16th-century English characters to life. 
> 
> 10:30 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday-Monday. 10542 East State Route 73, 
> Waynesville. Friends and Family weekend tickets: adults, $21.95, buy 
> one get one free; kids age 12 and under free. Runs weekends through 
> Oct. 23. www.renfestival.com 
> 
> Shirley Murdock 
> 
> “It’s morning, and we slept the night away …” The opening lyrics of 
> “As We Lay” still have the power to get people all in their feelings. 
> It’s a classic for a reason, and it’s R&B singer Shirley Murdock’s 
> greatest hit, so she is sure to perform it during her free concert in 
> Washington Park on Friday. Get ready to sing along. 
> 
> 7-10 p.m. Friday. Washington Park, 1230 Elm St. Free admission. For 
> more details visit the event page on Facebook. 
> 
> 
> 
> It’s Oktoberfest Season 
> 
> Expect plenty of German food and beer, rides, games, live music, 
> dancers and more entertainment at the Liberty Home Association's 
> Oktoberfest this weekend. Bonus: See our week-by-week guide to local 
> Oktoberfest celebrations. 
> 
> 6-11 p.m. Friday, 2-11 p.m. Saturday, 1-10 p.m. Sunday. Liberty Home 
> Association, 2361 Hamilton-Cleves Road (Route 128), Hamilton. 
> Admission: $3, children under 14 free. www.libertyhome.net 
> 
> Yoga at the ballpark, plus Chase Rice 
> 
> Get your stretch on outside during an on-field yoga session at Great 
> American Ball Park’s annual Sliding into Om event on Saturday. 
> Instructors from the Yoga Bar will lead a one-hour session in the 
> outfield grass, and admission includes a ticket to the Reds game 
> Sunday against the St. Louis Cardinals. And don’t worry -- regardless 
> of whether you’ve never tried yoga or are a pro, all are welcome. 
> 
> Later Saturday, country singer Chase Rice will play a free concert at 
> the ballpark following the 4:10 p.m. game against the Cardinals. If 
> you’re already going to the game, you’re welcome to stay afterward for 
> the show. There are also field pass packages available to catch the 
> concert only. 
> • Sliding into Om: 8 a.m. Saturday: registration; 8:30 a.m. yoga 
> session begins. Great American Ball Park, 100 Joe Nuxhall Way. $15 and 
> $25 packages available. Ages 12 and under free. www.reds.com/yoga 
> • Chase Rice: Concert starts about 20 minutes after the end of the 
> 4:10 p.m. Saturday game. Great American Ball Park. Field pass packages 
> start at $32. www.reds.com/ChaseRice 
> 
> A Day with King Records 
> 
> On Saturday, Washington Park will kick off King Records Month with 
> live music from local bands, including special covers of King Records’ 
> artists. Eclipse Movement, Pike 27, The Perfect Children, The 
> Midwestern Swing and Young James Brown with Deuces are scheduled to 
> perform, and there will be plenty of Eli’s BBQ and beer, too. 
> 
> 3-10 p.m. Saturday. Washington Park, 1230 Elm St., Over-the-Rhine. 
> Free admission. For more details visit the event page on Facebook. 
> 
> KSO season finale 
> 
> The Kentucky Symphony Orchestra will wrap up its summer series in 
> Devou Park on Saturday with “Straussing Out,” a KSO version of the 
> Viennese New Year’s Concert. Bring a blanket or lawn chair and picnic 
> to enjoy, and if you forget food, don’t worry: Buona Vita food truck 
> and Kona Ice will be at the park. 
> 
> 7:30 p.m. Saturday. Devou Park Amphitheater, Covington. Free 
> admission. www.kyso.org 
> 
> Cincy Brewers Series 
> 
> When Virginia native Melvin Dillon moved to the Queen City four years 
> ago, he found a welcoming, creative community at the city’s breweries 
> and record shops, which planted the seeds for his newly launched Cincy 
> Brewers Series. The vinyl release series kicks off Sunday with a 
> launch party at MadTree Brewing. For the inaugural album, Dillon has 
> partnered with MadTree, which is making a special infused beer for the 
> party, and local band Krystal Peterson & The Queen City Band, which 
> recorded two songs for a limited-edition seven-inch vinyl and will 
> play a free show in MadTree’s taproom. 
> 
> 6:30-7:30 p.m. Sunday. MadTree Brewing, 5164 Kennedy Ave., Columbia 
> Township. Free admission. For more details visit the event page on 
> Facebook. 
> 
> Labor Bey Bus Bar Crawl 
> 
> If you love Beyonce as much as I do, this sounds like a ridiculously 
> fun way to spend a Sunday. Taft's Ale House, The Overlook Lodge and 
> Next Chapter in Mount Adams are hosting a bar crawl celebrating the 
> singer’s music on Sunday, her birthday. At each stop, there will be a 
> lemonade stand featuring Watershed Distillery cocktails and the music 
> of Queen Bey. The Cincy Brew Bus is offering free rides to each stop 
> (room is limited so first come, first served), and you can see the 
> fireworks from the final stop, Next Chapter. Bar crawl organizers will 
> donate $1 from each drink to Dress for Success, which provides 
> professional clothing, services and resources to disadvantaged women 
> pursuing jobs. 
> 
> Starts at noon Sunday at Taft’s Ale House, 1429 Race St. Free 
> admission. For details, visit the event page on Facebook. 
> 
> 
> Two more events to put on your radar 
> • Art on Vine, a monthly showcase of more than 40 local artists, 
> returns to Fountain Square for a Labor Day weekend edition. Noon-6 
> p.m. Sunday. Fountain Square, Fifth and Vine streets, Downtown. Free 
> admission. For more details visit the event page on Facebook. 
> • Country singer Trace Adkins will perform at Jack Cincinnati Casino 
> on Saturday. 8 p.m. Saturday. Jack Cincinnati Casino, 1000 Broadway 
> St. $35-$55. www.jackentertainment.com 
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