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Relive music from the early 2000s at the Cincinnati Friday Flow Series!

Washington Park’s free R&B series Friday Flow returns with 13 weeks of exciting summer entertainment. Concerts are from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Washington Park’s main stage on the civic lawn. The popular series remains Washington Park’s highest-attended music event, drawing approximately 2,500 patrons each night.

Friday Flow aims to showcase the top R&B artists and groups in the business. A new local or national artist or group is featured every Friday. The series is a fantastic chance to learn about new musicians and enjoy old favorites’ sounds.

2025 Summer Dates and Lineup for Friday Flow

Friday Flow has concluded for 2025. Check back for information on the 2026 lineup.

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Washington Park Venue Details

Parking

Near Washington Park is a 450-space underground garage, surface lots, and on-street parking. Use the Cincy EZ Park App to pay for parking as appropriate. Arrive using Cincinnati METRO.

Concessions

The Sherwin-Williams Porch will be open for Friday Flow and will serve Coca-Cola products, wine, beer, hard seltzers, and specialty drinks.

Rules

No outside alcohol is permitted in the park. Bags and coolers are subject to search. Those bringing in outside alcohol may be ticketed for open containers.

Weather Policy

Events are rain or shine; however, in the event of severe weather or heavy rain, an event may be canceled. All event cancellations will be posted on Facebook, usually approximately an hour before the start time, as the weather changes quickly.

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Written by Sophie Barsan

Sophie Barsan is a writer at The Voice of Black Cincinnati, where she covers events and client -focused content. Sophie's work is central to keeping the community informed about Cincinnati vibrant array of activities and opportunities. Her dedication to exploring and highlighting the city's cultural richness makes her stories a must-read for anyone looking to engage with the local scene. Connect with Sophie on LinkedIn for a deeper look into her articles and contributions.