North Kentucky News

COVINGTON, Ky. – The entertainment scene in Covington is heating up this week with a variety of events to suit all tastes.

Kicking off the lineup is The Carnegie's production of "The Murder at Haversham Manor," described as having all the makings of a side-splitting comedy. This comedic cast of characters promises to deliver a night of laughter to theater enthusiasts.

For those who prefer a mix of Monty Python and Sherlock Holmes, NKU's "The Play That Goes Wrong" is a must-see. This award-winning comedy, written by Broadway masters Jonathan Sawyer, Henry Lewis, and Henry Shields, opens tonight at The Carnegie and runs through April 20.

Sherlock Holmes fans can put their detective skills to the test at Friday's Sherlock Holmes Escape Room at the Kenton County Public Library. Don your deerstalker and Inverness cape as you work with a group to crack the mystery with the supremacy of logic and reason.

Saturday brings a Walking Tour highlighting African American History along the river, starting at the John Augustus Roebling statue in Covington. Participants will explore the area's rich history of resistance, achievement, and leadership, connecting with significant figures and events from the past.

Dance enthusiasts can groove like Beyoncé at Saturday's Line Dance Like Beyonce event at The Roost Latonia. DJ Monet will teach Beyoncé-inspired moves while playing the hottest tunes, promising an afternoon of fun and unforgettable memories.

Live music lovers have a plethora of options throughout the weekend at various venues in Covington, featuring talented artists such as Sonny Moorman, The Missy Werner Band, High Fade, and more.

In addition to these events, there are various activities happening around town, from trivia nights to flower truck visits, food tours, art classes, and more, providing something for everyone to enjoy.

With such a diverse array of entertainment options, Covington residents and visitors alike are sure to find something to suit their interests this weekend.