Cincinnati Reggae Wednesdays provide the perfect midweek escape.
Reggae Wednesday is a free Reggae Series that is the heartbeat of summer in Cincinnati’s vibrant Black community. On select Wednesdays, Washington Park comes alive with the rhythm of reggae music.
Enjoy an evening of soulful melodies, infectious beats, and community camaraderie under the stars. Whether a longtime reggae fan or simply looking to explore some tunes, this event promises an unforgettable experience for all. Dive into the island vibes and groove to the music.
2026 Summer Dates for Reggae Wednesday
Explore Cincinnati’s Lively Reggae Scene on Select Wednesdays this Summer
Reggae Wednesday 2026 dates and lineup have been announced.
DaSquad
August 12
6 p.m. – 10 p.m.
Washington Park (OTR)
Located in Dayton, the band specializes in reggae, roots, dancehall, and afrobeat.
T-Natty
August 26
6 p.m. – 10 p.m.
Washington Park (OTR)
A unique sound that blends traditional reggae rhythms with contemporary flair.
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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 Reggae Wednesday 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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