SPORTS AND STYLE IN THE QUEEN CITY
The 28th Annual Flying Pig Marathon made Cincinnati history with a record 45,197 participants, a new men’s marathon course record from Zach Kreft and a powerful weekend that showcased the city’s running culture, community pride and civic energy.
Duck Tape® takes over Washington Park as Art Academy of Cincinnati students, alumni, local artists and Summit Country Day School students create larger-than-life sculptures celebrating America 250.
Cincinnati summer eating gets better when you leave the usual lists behind. From Vietnamese street tacos at Findlay Market to Malaysian curry mee, Nepali momos, Middle Eastern carryout and a hot chicken biscuit in Silverton, these five off-the-beaten-path bites bring fresh flavor to the Queen City.
Northern Kentucky is investing in its creative future with intention. ArtsWave, MeetNKY, and the Northern Kentucky Port Authority have launched the OneNKY Artist-in-Residence program, naming Susan Byrnes as its inaugural artist. Her exhibition, Streams of Consciousness Fields Clouds Bubbles, transforms the OneNKY Center Gallery into an active, evolving space where art, development, and community connection intersect. This initiative positions the arts as a core driver of identity, tourism, and economic growth across the region.
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.
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.
The Reds hit a rough patch in Pittsburgh, Bengals rookie minicamp brings football back to Paycor, Kentucky Derby history raises Preakness questions, and Ben eyes the Fever as a WNBA futures play.