Join us in June for Mainly Dogs

11 - 4 - Plein Air competition. Register at Art Beyond Boundaries Gallery at 10AM

12 - 5- local bands, beer garden, shops, restaurants, galleries, vendors, kid activity zone on Main Street in  historic OTR from 13th to Liberty.

12:40 - FREE & FUN Samba Parade share the joyful sound through Main Street

1:30 -   FREE Talk About Art & presentation at Art Beyond Boundaries Gallery

2:00 - FREE & FUN Dog Parade & competition. Winners announced & prizes awarded on CityBeat/WNKU stage

2:30  - FREE Celebrity Chef & Wine Tasting & gift bag from Findlay at Enjoy the Arts

3:30  - FREE yoga class at Abiding Grace Yoga Studio

4:00  - Winners of Plein Air announced & prizes awarded on CityBeat/WNKU stage

4:15 - Drag Races

Citybeat/WNKU Stage

KT & the Spitroasters (12:00PM)

Fronted by songstress Kelly Thomas, formerly of the oft loved Americana band, Second Sister, KT & the Spitroasters play old school country, with a strong dose of blues and rock influenced by folks like Patty Griffin, Lucinda Williams, Aretha Franklin, Mavis Staples, Loretta Lynn, and The Band.  Thomas also runs the monthly Rivertown Music Club gathering of acoustic artists, as well as administers the Red Mack Recording grants which provide local artists funds to record their own work. http://www.myspace.com/kellythomas

Jake Speed & the Freddies (1:00PM)

Jake Speed & the Freddies are a four-piece American folk, country blues, and ragtime band made out of flat top guitar, banjo, mandolin, and upright bass (plus harmonica, kazoo, washboard, and watering can). The Freddies’ traditionalist approach has won them the respect of fellow musicians, music lovers, and even critics. The readers of CityBeat Magazine voted them Best Local Musicians in 2004. The listeners of WNKU FM 89.7 voted The Freddies’ second album, Cincinnati Legends of Jeremiah. Schmidt, #29 of their Top 89 Albums of 2003. The band is a four-time winner of the Cincinnati Entertainment Award (2001, 2002, 2003, & 2004) for Best Folk Musician. They also won the 2002 CEA for Artist of the Year and Best Singer/Songwriter. Their winning of Best Folk Vocalist and Best Folk Band at the 2003 CAMMYs (Cincinnati Area Music Awards) put them on the definitive road of folk music in Cincinnati. Speed won Best Singer/Songwriter at the 10^th Annual Cincinnati Entertainment Awards in 2006.  http://www.freddiesmusic.com/

Queen City Zapatistas (3:00PM)

The Queen City Zapatistas are Cincinnati's only 'guerrilla marching band' - equally adept at  playing parades, dances, weddings, funerals, parties, serenades, and baseball and football games.  The Zapatistas play a high octane mix of Funk, R&B, Jazz, Rock and Roll, Klezmer, New Orleans style funeral marches, 2nd line arrangements of symphonic material, religious music, anthems, vintage soul, and marches by John Philip Sousa.  http://www.myspace.com/queencityzapatistas