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SPORTS AND STYLE IN THE QUEEN CITY

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rom Finish Line to Future Flying Pig Scholarships Gain Ground
rom Finish Line to Future Flying Pig Scholarships Gain Ground

The Flying Pig Marathon continues to extend its impact beyond race weekend through its Community Scholars Program, awarding $20,000 scholarships to 24 student-athletes across Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. Hosted at Cincinnati Music Hall, the annual breakfast recognized runners who demonstrate dedication, leadership, and service. Since 2018, the program has grown into a $1.32 million investment in local students, reinforcing how endurance sport can drive long-term educational opportunity and community impact.

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The Beautiful Game at the Banks
The Beautiful Game at the Banks

Cincinnati becomes a World Cup city this summer at The Banks. The 2026 FIFA World Cup Viewing Village brings the world’s biggest matches to a giant outdoor screen, surrounded by food, drinks, and a crowd that builds with every goal. From Team USA’s opening match to the final, this is where the city gathers to watch, react, and stay part of the tournament from start to finish.

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A new daily ritual takes shape inside Cincinnati’s most architectural room
A new daily ritual takes shape inside Cincinnati’s most architectural room

Urbana Cafe’s move into the Contemporary Arts Center brings specialty coffee into the center of Cincinnati’s cultural flow. With a focus on sourcing, roasting, and sustainability, Urbana now anchors a daily rhythm inside CAC’s lobby, where coffee, art, and community intersect from morning through evening.

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Cincinnati’s April Live Calendar Hits Every Note
Cincinnati’s April Live Calendar Hits Every Note

Cincinnati’s April concert calendar is loaded with momentum. Bert Kreischer brings arena-level comedy to Heritage Bank Center, the Boys 4 Life Tour delivers a packed nostalgia lineup, and Puscifer headlines a high-demand theater show at Taft Theatre. Add in Pat Metheny, Our Lady Peace, and a full slate of club and symphony performances, and the next 30 days offer a complete cross-section of live entertainment across the city.

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Two Ballets One City Cincinnati
Two Ballets One City Cincinnati

Cincinnati Ballet delivers a two-week spring showcase at the Aronoff Center, pairing the contemporary triple bill Director’s Vision Liberty in Motion with the family-friendly Pinocchio. Experience the full range of ballet, from modern choreography to story-driven performance, all in one visit.

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Augusta Has Rules So Where Does Kelce Fit
Augusta Has Rules So Where Does Kelce Fit

Jason Kelce brought energy, humor, and a very modern media presence to Augusta, and it sparked a real question. Does he belong at the Masters? This piece breaks down what Augusta represents, why his presence drew attention, and where he actually fits within the structure of Masters week.

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The Key for the week of April 6, 2026
The Key for the week of April 6, 2026

College sports just shifted its balance of power. The Big Ten stacks titles and revenue, Augusta takes center stage with a loaded Masters field, and a young arm in Cincinnati is forcing his way into the Reds’ plans. Add in a strong betting angle at Augusta, and the week delivers movement across every level of the game.

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