We really went from 70 degrees to 30 in the span of a couple days, huh? Welcome to Cincinnati weather, I guess. But just because the weather’s cold doesn’t mean there’s not plenty of things to do this weekend. Keep scrolling to find our top picks.
Cincinnati Cyclones: Shut Out The Hate
The Cincinnati Cyclones season is in full swing, and tomorrow night is their Pride Celebration match. Special pride jerseys will be game-worn and auctioned off following the match, alongside $5 drafts and seltzers, $3 burgers, and $1 popcorn.
Nov 3, 6:30 p.m., Heritage Bank Arena, 100 Broadway, downtown
Fountain Square Ice Rink Returns
You know it, you love it, you probably go every year. But did you know admission at Fountain Square’s ice rink is free before the Christmas tree is installed? Head over on Saturday to take advantage of FREE ice skating and bumper cars; if you go any other day this year, you’ll have to cough up 10 bucks. As always, there will be plenty of hot chocolate for purchase.
Nov 4, Fountain Square, 520 Vine St., downtown
Lights Out at Dent Schoolhouse
You didn’t think the haunted house season was over just because Halloween has passed, did you? This weekend, the Dent Schoolhouse offers their scariest experience of the year: a pitch-black journey through their biggest attraction, with only a glowstick to light your way. No lights, no help, and plenty of scary sights (if you can even make them out at all.)
Nov 3-4, Dent Schoolhouse, 5963 Harrison Ave, Dent
Sonder Brewing’s 5th Anniversary
The popular Mason brewery celebrates FIVE years of opening this Saturday. The party starts at 9 a.m. and goes to midnight, and they’ll release a beer every single hour. Barrel aged beers, specialty kegs, long-gone fan favorites, and a few surprises await beer fans at their taproom. You might need to take a few breaks if you plan to sit through the whole thing.
Nov 4, 9 a.m. – 11:45 p.m., Sonder Brewing, 8460 Duke Blvd., Mason
Stripe The Jungle At Sunday Night Football: Cincinnati Bengals vs. Buffalo Bills
This is what it’s all about. Primetime football, on the biggest stage, against one of the Bengals’ biggest opponents. Fans will remember last year’s regular-season clash ended early in a no-contest due to the tragic Damar Hamlin injury, and then the Bengals went on to dominate Josh Allen and the Bills 27-10 on their way to another shot at the AFC Championship. Cincinnati has asked fans in attendance to wear either orange or black depending on where they sit; see the above link. But either way, it should be an incredible game.
Nov 5, 8:20 p.m., Paycor Stadium, downtown
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