Here’s a roundup of what’s going on in Loveland this weekend!
Friday
Loveland Chamber – O’Bannon Creek Golf Club
11 am 23rd Annual Golf Outing 11 am Registration, 11:30 am Shotgun Start
3:30 pm Cornhole Tournament Don’t play golf? No problem. Join us for a cornhole tournament 3:30 pm Registration Deadline, 4:00 pm Tournament Starts
5:30 pm Awards and Dinner featuring guest speaker Cincinnati Enquirer Sports Columnist Paul Daugherty
Saturday
11 am Paxton’s Grill Annual Golf Outing Hickory Woods Golf Course
1 pm Hamilton County SWCD Gwen Roth, Watersheds! at Little Miami Scenic River & Trail Center
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Ditch the workout… join the party!

Zumba fuses hypnotic Latin rhythms and easy to follow moves to
create a dynamic fitness program that will blow you away.
Back2Back Ministries needs help for the Hurricane Alex Relief Fund. Certified Zumba instructor Jenna Schroeder is throwing this Zumbathon to benefit those in need! It’s your chance to pitch in and have fun at the same time!
Sunday August 22, from 3 to 4:30 pm Jenna will lead all of you. It should be a great chance to check out this fitness craze. There’s a $10 suggested …

Here’s a roundup of what’s going on in Loveland this weekend!
This is an awesome weekend to be in Loveland! We have something for every musical taste! We have 8 bands in town over the next 4 days! If you enjoy the outdoors, the Little Miama River cleanup is this weekend. If you enjoy games of chance, SMOYFest 2010 is here. Or bring your kids to Granny’s Gradens to learn and taste the fruits of her labor.

Here’s a roundup of what’s going on in Loveland this weekend!
Saturday 4pm Grand Sands holds VOLLEYPALLOOZA, a combination Pig Roast & Volleyball Tournament. Don’t worry if it rains, their awesome facility allows them to take it indoors if necessary!
Sunday 2pm Little Miami, Inc presents storyteller Omope Carter Duboiku as part of their “What Flows from the River” series of free events!
And if you’re trying to recover after the weekend, Kindred Spirits will be playing at Red Rock Tavern Monday night from 6pm to 9pm! Stop by and have your favorite …

Mark & Robyn Bersani are doing something positive for breast cancer research, and you can help!
Originally schedule for early June, the event is finally here. This Saturday, July 24th is the big day! Canoe and kayak enthusiasts can enjoy a day of paddling along the scenic Little Miami River in a neon pink canoe or pink kayak. Not only is it a great way to enjoy a summer afternoon on the river, it’s a great way to meet new friends!

This summer, like every other, is a popular golf season! The difference here is, this is your chance to play for a good cause! There are several outings coming up that are annual events here in Loveland. AAL wants to draw special attention to them because they each promote a good cause! We are hoping you can find the time to get involved in one or more of these!
Play For 4 2nd Annual Golf Event
Course: Oasis Golf Club
Date: Monday July 26, 2010
Fundraising: PLAY FOR 4, Adolescents who suffer traumatic brain …

Here’s a roundup of what’s going on in Loveland this weekend!
Come check out some of these great family oriented events happening this weekend, in Loveland!

Little Miami, Inc. Presents
The 2010 Scenic River Summer Series
“What Flows from the River”
Art, Culture, Music, Recreation, Science,Wildlife Events
At the LMI Scenic River & Trail Center
Along the Bike Trail next to Nisbet Park in Loveland OH
ALL EVENTS ARE FREE !
This post was submitted by Penny Jarrett.

Yes, The Cincinnati Flower Show will once again come to Symmes Township Park from Saturday April 17th to Sunday April 25th. Whether you are looking for ideas for growing your own garden or just love to look at beautiful flowers, it would be hard to find such a great collection as this show displays.
The Cincinnati Flower Show is put on by the Cincinnati Horticultural Society, which strives to to produce world class horticultural exhibits. I’m sure you’ll agree, this one is stunning. CHS also focuses on educating the patrons and …

Gardening experience is helpful but not as important as having a “get things done” attitude. The right candidate will have the flexibility to work starting at 9 a.m. in March and switching to earlier hours (6:30 a.m. in the summer) as the season progresses. Generally, you would not work past noon but there may be occasions when we have large groups of volunteers in that you would be asked to work later.