Get out of the house and into one of these events across the city

The final weekend of March brings a mix of live music, theater, art and, of course, the return of Reds baseball. With a number several one-night events and recurring favorites, it’s easy to build plans to make the most of the first weekend of spring. 

Final Friday at Pendleton Art Center
March 27 

The monthly gallery walk returns Friday night, opening up one of the largest collections of working artist studios in the country. Visitors can move floor to floor, meet artists and browse everything from painting to ceramics in a casual, open-house setting. 

Art After Dark
March 27 

The Cincinnati Art Museum’s monthly late-night event returns with themed programming, drinks and live entertainment, offering a more social, after-hours way to explore the galleries. 

Cincinnati Shakespeare Company’s “Othello”
March 27–29 

The company’s production of Shakespeare’s tragedy continues into its final weekend with performances Friday and Saturday evening and a Sunday matinee, offering a more intimate, character-driven theater experience. 

Astronomy Evening
March 27

Cincinnati Observatory’s weekly public program explores astronomy topics through guided discussion and telescope viewing, offering a quieter, more educational option for a Friday night outing. 

The Funky Ducks
March 27

The local band plays a late-night set at MOTR Pub in Over-the-Rhine, adding to the neighborhood’s steady weekend music lineup

Cincinnati Reds Opening Weekend
March 28

Baseball returns to Cincinnati as the Reds take the field for one of their first home games of the season. Opening weekend at Great American Ball Park brings a packed crowd, early-season optimism and a downtown atmosphere that signals the start of spring.

This article was written with AI assistance.