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Summer is unofficially underway! Between now and Labor Day, everyone can enjoy fun summer activities in Wyoming, from pool parties to Touch-a-Truck to 4th of July celebrations. Our Summer 2023 Guide includes all the events happening in our corner of Cincinnati.

Wyoming’s Village Green Project will kick off in the coming weeks. A deadline to purchase engraved pavers—part of the fundraising for the nearly $1.5 million effort—is nearing its last call.

In this edition of Wyoming Community Cookbook, we’re sharing not one but two recipes from the beloved Junior Women’s Club Cookbook archives, all in honor of the JWC’s 75th anniversary.

Mini Camps, including Ukulele Kids, are making a return to the Wyoming Recreation Center this summer, offering multi-day, action-packed learning opportunities for kids aged 4 to 14.

One of Wyoming’s signature annual events is coming up this weekend! The Wyoming Art Show is Sunday, May 21, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Worthington Avenue and at the Civic Center.

Twelve08, a new wood-fired pizza restaurant, is expected to open late this summer in the former Wyoming Wines location on Springfield Pike.

Renovations are underway in the former Half Day Café space, where Wyoming resident Lindsey Bonadonna is opening Nourish @ be., a neighborhood market featuring nutrient-dense, healthy food options.

Wyoming Community in Action (WCIA), a group of citizens dedicated to making Wyoming a more equitable and welcoming community for all, is actively planning their 4th Annual Juneteenth Celebration. Right now, the organization is looking for volunteers to help make the event happen.

The 3rd Annual Wyoming Community Food Drive was a success! On Saturday, April 22, a volunteer team of 25+ worked hard collecting food collection bags, sorting food, and transporting everything to Valley Interfaith Community Resource Center.

In 2021, The Arepa Place branched out from OTR and brought its mouthwatering Colombian flavors to Wyoming. We spoke with owner Isis Arrieta-Dennis to learn more about her journey as a restaurateur and the history and heritage of The Arepa Place cuisine.