Attend Black Men’s Wellness Day at Central Park on July 18
Come celebrate Black Men’s health and wellness in Cincinnati! This gathering promises the most fun ever experienced at a doctor’s appointment.
Black Men’s Wellness Day isn’t just an event – it represents a movement. The focus centers on understanding existing health disparities, taking meaningful steps toward better well‑being, and honoring the strength and resilience within the community. Whether a long‑time supporter or a first‑time participant, this day welcomes all.
What to Expect
Free Health Screenings
A chance to prioritize personal health. From blood pressure checks to more comprehensive evaluations, dedicated healthcare professionals aim to make this the most enjoyable doctor‑style experience imaginable.
Kids Zone
A full‑family celebration. The walk offers engaging, interactive, and educational activities designed to spark excitement about health and wellness among young participants.
Senior Pavilion
Promoting wellness across the entire Black community remains central to the mission of Black Men’s Wellness Day. A special pavilion features activities crafted specifically for Golden citizens.
Entertainment
A lively celebration featuring music, performances, and moments that bring joy to all in attendance.
Join a day filled with learning, celebration, and unity. Together, the community can champion health equity and build a brighter, healthier future for all.
Admission to Black Men’s Wellness Day
Admission to Black Men’s Wellness Day is free and open to the public.
Central Park Venue Details
Central Park is located at 1201 W. Kemper Rd. (enter off Waycross.) Parking is available on site. Guests can enjoy a multi‑age playground featuring Ohio’s largest Ninja Course, along with tennis courts, basketball courts, baseball and softball diamonds, a football field, restrooms, and a water fountain.
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