Cincinnati, OH's professional soccer team since 2015.

Ohio's NHL team since 2000.

Columbus, OH's professional soccer team since 1994.

The Cincinnati Reds are Major League Baseball National League team based in Cincinnati.  

The Dayton Dragons are a Minor League Baseball team of the Midwest League and the High-A affiliate of the Cincinnati Reds. They have been located in nearby Dayton since 2000.

The Cincinnati Bengals are an NFL AFC team based in Cincinnati.

The Pacers are a National Basketball Association team based in Indianapolis, Indiana. 

The Indianapolis Colts are a NFL football team based in Indianapolis.

For more than five decades, Kings Island has been the premier entertainment destination in the Midwest for literally millions of families seeking the best in rides, live entertainment, food and Cincinnati events, all in a magical amusement park setting.

Since opening in 1972, Kings Island has worked hard to ensure a visit to the park is a day to remember for the entire family – the best day of the year!

From the moment you arrive at the 364-acre amusement and water park, you’ll see that Kings Island is one of the best things to do in Cincinnati. We’ll see you soon!

At 691,000 square feet, Spooky Nook Champion Mill in Hamilton, Ohio, is North America's largest indoor sports facility. From basketball and volleyball courts to turf soccer fields, Spooky Nook can accommodate nearly any major dry-land sport.

Near Cincinnati and Indianapolis, IN, our resort offers indoor water park fun and exciting land attractions for the entire family. Along with the water park's 13 slides and eight pools, your stay includes kid-friendly activities, dining options, and more — all under one roof. Book now and prepare your pack for adventure.

The Star Theatre and The Gymnasium at Eagle's Point are located inside the Historic Eaton High School. This building was renovated in 2019 and shares space with The Residences at Eagle's Point and Preble County ESC's Project Life. In conjunction with the By-Jo Theater in Germantown, The Star Theatre is Preble County's only movie theatre and shows first-run movies weekly at an affordable ticket price. 

The Dayton region is recognized as the Epicenter of College Basketball.  Fans from around the world know that THE ROAD STARTS HERE™, in Dayton, Ohio!  Dayton looks forward to welcoming the NCAA® First Four® back to the University of Dayton Arena in 2023 and hosting it through 2026!

Indiana University East college sports.

Miami University college sports.

University of Dayton college sports.

Wright State college sports.

Eaton Country Club boasts a challenging par 36 course designed by Alex Campbell featuring watered fairways, tees and greens, sand hazards, a driving range and wonderful views all within walking distance of downtown Eaton and the historic Roberts Bridge. This charming private club has been offering good food, good company, and great nine-hole golf since 1921.

Check out Preble County's Community Calendar on Yodel, for countywide events and activities, all year long!

Mid-August  

Lewisburg Derby Days is a three-day event brimming with fun for the whole family! Enjoy old-fashioned soap box derby races, bingo night, a kiddie tractor pull, a cruise-in, motorcycle night, a street dance, and a huge fireworks display on the final night. Bring your appetite for some home-cooking favorites!

Second Weekend In September

Bring your family and friends to the friendly little Village of New Paris for the two-day fun-filled Applefest! Enjoy an apple baking contest, tons of food options, a wine and beer garden, a zip line, car and tractor shows, a kiddie tractor pull, and much more! There are so many vendors with unique items to purchase at this street fair.

Third Full Weekend in September  

Preble County Pork Festival is held in the community by members of the community to benefit the community. People come from miles around to browse hundreds of vendors or sample the smorgasbord of delicious food. The weekend features entertainment, a beer and wine garden, a parade, a petting zoo, pig races, and more. The festival sponsors several scholarships. 

Beginning of October

For over 50 years, the Kiwanis have brought the West Alexandria Oktoberfest to Peace Park. This wonderful family-friendly arts and crafts festival is a hallmark of the community. Enjoy handmade arts and crafts, tasty food, and more!

Third Full Weekend In October

The Black Walnut Festival is a community tradition organized by Camden Comeback, a 501(c)3 non-profit community organization made up of citizens and business owners partnering in supporting and revitalizing their community. The festival is one of the best in the Southwest Ohio area, with more than 175 vendors and about 8,000–10,000 folks filling the streets each day. Enjoy top-notch entertainment at two venues, a Kid Zone, a petting zoo, a beer and wine garden, food trucks, and more! Don’t forget to sample the hand-cranked, homemade ice cream!

Eaton White Christmas is held after Thanksgiving to herald in the holiday season in the historic downtown. Santa and Mrs. Claus make a trip all the way from the North Pole to visit! Families and visitors can expect a joyous afternoon and evening of hot chocolate, candy canes, singing, and a countdown to lighting up Courthouse Plaza.

End of July – Beginning of August 

The famous Preble County Fair has brought old-fashioned fun to local families for over 172 years! Get a weekly pass to enjoy everything the fair has to offer. Rollicking entertainment includes a country concert, Preble County Idol finals, a demolition derby, tractor pulls, a tug-a-truck, a lawnmower derby, a rodeo, and much more!

A Hidden Gem

Located among the cornfields and pastures of Southwestern Ohio lies a WKA Master Track known as G & J Kartway. The track entrance is marked by the silos used by Barnets Inc. which is owned and operated by track owner Gary Gregg.

G & J Kartway was built by Gary’s father, Bill, in 1958 and was used by Gary, his sister and other local karters as a fun track for several years. Initially, a 1/7 mile dirt track, it was paved in 1962 and expanded to a ¼ mile in 1966. Now in its 59th year of operation, G & J Kartway has been the home of the Ohio Valley Karting Association since 1964.

In 1968, the track was expanded to its current ½ mile, 9 turn configuration. For many years the distinguishing feature of G & J was the Monza-style turn at the end of the back straight-away. This high-banked left-hand corner was removed in 1973.

Located in rural Preble County, the track is within 60 miles of Dayton and Cincinnati and less than 2 hours from Columbus, Ohio drawing karters primarily from Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky. In addition to being home of OVKA, a 200+ member kart racing club, the track has hosted events for IKF, the World Karting Association, Great Lakes Sprint Series, former Ohio Sprint Series, SKUSA, CKNA, Buckeye Karting Challenge, and Vintage Karting in addition to numerous driving schools and non-karting events. The WKA Gold Cup held in July of 2004 saw in excess of 400 participants, one of the largest summer national events for this series and the largest G & J has hosted.

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317-492-6700
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Indianapolis, IN 46222

Since carved from a cornfield in the natural amphitheater that existed between the Eldora Ballroom and the Wabash River by bandleader Earl Baltes in 1954, Eldora Speedway has grown to be a frontrunner in motorsports growth and stability. Baltes chose to sell the legendary high-banked clay oval to motorsports entrepreneur and NASCAR, IndyCar and USAC champion Tony Stewart in 2004. Eldora hosts the biggest events in short-track racing including the Dirt Late Model Dream, Kings Royal and World 100.

Dayton Live elevates a thriving downtown experience as the primary host and presenter for performing arts in the region. Our mission is to strengthen community engagement in the arts through inspiring performances, educational opportunities, and world-class venues.

Dayton Live, located in the heart of downtown Dayton, is one of the city’s premier not-for-profit arts organizations. We present more than 300 performances for all ages and interests each year, including touring Broadway, comedians, concerts, films, and family shows.

The Aronoff Center for the Arts is better known to Cincinnatians as simply the Aronoff – a nod to Senator Stanley Aronoff, whose vision for a performing arts center in his hometown came to fruition in 1995.

Designed by internationally renowned architect Cesar Pelli, the dramatic glass, stainless steel, and brick facades are a vibrant modern counterpoint to its surrounding buildings. Fronting three streets in the heart of downtown (Walnut, Seventh, and Main), the Aronoff Center is just a block away from Fountain Square and many of the City’s finest restaurants and hotels.

The Aronoff Center is home to three versatile performance spaces. The 2,700-seat Procter & Gamble Hall hosts major events, while the 437-seat Jarson-Kaplan Theater is the ideal setting for local theater and dance presentations. The Fifth Third Bank Theater seats up to 150 and can be configured for more intimate events. With galleries on two levels, the acclaimed Weston Art Gallery showcases an eclectic mix of exhibitions by emerging and professional artists, fostering an appreciation of the visual arts throughout the Tri-state region.

The Stuart & Mimi Rose Music Center at The Heights is a 4,200 seat, fully covered, outdoor amphitheatre located in The Heights development of Huber Heights, Ohio. The Heights is a destination retail, dining and entertainment district located conveniently off of I-70 in Huber Heights, Ohio. The music venue is owned by The City of Huber Heights and managed by MEMI- Music and Event Management, Inc.

Fraze Pavilion is southwestern Ohio’s premiere neighborhood outdoor entertainment venue, where we celebrate “Summer’s Best Live Music Under the Stars” ever since Marvin Hamlisch christened the 4300-seat amphitheater in 1991.

Fraze Pavilion
695 Lincoln Park Boulevard
Kettering, Ohio 45429
(937) 296-3300

The Riverbend Music Center & PNC Pavilion Box Office is located next to the main gate entrance of the venue.

Phone Number: (317) 776-8181

For all venue / ticket related enquiries we suggest you contact the venue directly using the telephone number above.

Our Mission

The RSO shapes the cultural life of our region by delivering exceptional, inclusive musical experiences that enrich, entertain and educate.

Our Vision

As an indispensable and integral part of the vibrancy of our community, over the next five years the Richmond Symphony Orchestra (RSO) will build an endowment of committed gifts that supports a minimum of one-half total annual expenditures. This will create financial sustainability and ensure the RSO continues to be an effective driver of economic development, making the region an attractive place to live and work for this and future generations.

Our Commitment to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

To support a full creative life for all, Richmond Symphony Orchestra commits to championing policies and practices of cultural equity that empower a just, inclusive, equitable community.

Founded in 1933, the Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra has a distinguished place in the Gem City’s history as one of the Miami Valley’s oldest and longest-standing cultural institutions. A regional orchestra with 83 contracted musicians and rich in artistic tradition, the Philharmonic is proud to call the Benjamin and Marian Schuster Performing Arts Center its home. The Schuster Center is a world-class, state-of-the-art performance hall that attracts arts aficionados from all corners of Ohio and around the nation. In addition, the Philharmonic also performs at Westminster Presbyterian Church and the Dayton Masonic Center. Since July 1, 2012, the DPO has been part of the Dayton Performing Arts Alliance along with Dayton Ballet and Dayton Opera.