Enjoy this list of 2026 Touch a Truck Events in the greater Cincinnati area.

May 13, 2026: Anderson Township’s Riverside Park will be home to Trucks and Tractors, 4-7pm. Kids, young and old, will be able to climb and discover the different types of equipment we use in our parks! Friends of the park will also be onsite, including a fire engine, ambulance, and a police vehicle. They ask families to adhere to their reserved time to accommodate other participating families.ย Pets are not permitted.ย Register in advance; space will be limited.
May 20, 2026: Blue Ash hosts this Touch a Truck event at Summit Park. 4-7pm. Equipment will be on display for children and adults to get a close-up look at the vehicles used around the City. Get up close to and climb inside several public works vehicles: snow plows, street sweepers, wheel loaders, and more!
June 4, 2026: Head to Montgomery Square Plaza for the Big Rig Gig, 9am-12pm. Do you have a child who would love to see a fire truck up close? What about a police car, digger, dump truck, or backhoe? Big Rig Gig gives kids of all ages the opportunity to sit in the driverโs seats of these unique vehicles!
June 8, 2026: Sharonville hosts their amazing Touch a Truck event. This year’s event is at Gower Park, 10997 Thornview Drive.,10am-2pm. Open to the public and FREE! Check out emergency service, construction and transportation vehicles. Parking is available at the Sharonville Community Center.
June 12, 2026:ย Springfield Townshipโs annual Touch A Truck brings over 50 service, construction and luxury vehicles to one place on Friday, June 12th. Kids can climb aboard, honk the horns and meet the workers!!! Families can look forward to seeing the Springfield Township Police, Fire and Public Works as well as other businesses such as Cincinnati Metro, Metropolitan Sewer District Of Greater Cincinnati, Duke Energy, Jimmyโs Limousine Service, Hamilton County Emergency Management and Homeland Security Agency, Waycross Community Media, Greater Cincinnati Water Works, Great Parks of Hamilton County, UC Health – Air Care and Mobile Care, Animal Friends Humane Society with pets for adoption, UPS, Cincinnati Childrenโs Hospital Medical Center and MANY MORE!!! Some food trucks will be on site to sell lunch concessions.ย 11am-1pm at the Fire Station, 9150 Winton Road, 45231
June 16, 2026: The City of Ft. Mitchell, Ky will host a Touch a Truck in the City Building Parking Lot (2355 Dixie Highway), 5:30-7:30pm. See vehicles from the Fort Mitchell Fire Department, Fort Mitchell Police Department, Fort Mitchell Public Works Department, and more!
June 25, 2026: Head to Wyoming Ave. for a Touch a Truck. Kids of all ages get to explore a wide variety of trucks up close, get sprayed by the fire truck, honk horns, sit on a backhoe, jump aboard several trucks, check out the inside of an ambulance and a police car, and much more!
June 26, 2026: The City of Fairfield hosts a Touch a Truck event from 9am to noon at Village Green Park. Equipment will be on display for children and adults to get a close-up look at the vehicles used around the City. Individuals of all ages can touch, honk and climb on the many vehicles that you see around the City. You might see a fire truck, an ambulance, construction trucks, snowplows, dump trucks, police cruisers, farm equipment, the Bookmobile and many more vehicles of all shapes and sizes. They’ll have “Sensory Sensitive Hour” from 9-10am, a horns-free hour for children and families who want to experience the event without any loud distractions.
October 4, 2026: Spot-A-Truck returns from 11am to 2pm at Liberty Center. View your favorite dump trucks, snow plows, emergency vehicles, school bus and more. The event will take place in the parking lot next to the Taylor Garage.ย
All events are subject to change. Events are also weather dependent. Links have been provided so you can check before you head out the door.