The Cincinnati Music Festival is back this weekend, with headlining performances by Janet Jackson, Charlie Wilson and Ari Lennox at the Andrew J Brady Music Center and Paul Brown Stadium.
And with the giant event comes a series of smaller celebrations, including a pop-up roller rink.
Frisch’s is moving its nearly 9,000-square-foot mobile roller rink from its typical home on Court Street Plaza to right outside the Andrew J Brady Music Center on Race Street downtown on July 22 and July 23 to coincide with the music festival and the dedication of Cincinnati’s Black Music Walk of Fame.
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Reservations are not required and skate rental is $5.
Frisch’s launched its mobile roller rink over Memorial Day weekend to celebrate the local chain’s 75th anniversary — a nostalgic nod to how popular roller skating was back when Frisch’s was founded.
The rink will return to Court Street Plaza Aug. 5-7.
The Frisch’s Mobile Roller Rink pop-up to celebrate the Cincinnati Music Festival takes place 4-8 p.m. July 22 and noon-6 p.m. July 23 at the Andrew J Brady Music Center (25 Race St., Downtown). Admission is $2. More info: facebook.com/mobilerollerrink.
To find more events taking place in Cincinnati this weekend to coincide with the Cincinnati Music Festival — including Cincy Soul: The Black Taste, Festival513 and the CMF Outdoor Museum — see CityBeat‘s list of things to do this weekend.
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This article appears in Jul 13-26, 2022.