SPORTS AND STYLE IN THE QUEEN CITY
The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center’s Black History Month lineup brings scholarship, film, performance, and hands-on family history preservation together across five February programs. All are included with museum admission, with free entry on Fifth Third Community Day.
STARSHIP featuring Mickey Thomas brings a hit-packed night of classic rock to Hard Rock Casino Cincinnati on April 25, 2026. Make it a full night out with dinner, cocktails, and a venue setup that keeps the energy going before and after the show.
Mita’s has earned national recognition on USA TODAY’s 2026 Restaurants of the Year list, putting a Cincinnati tapas favorite into the national dining spotlight. Here is what to know about the story behind the restaurant, what to order, and how to experience one of downtown’s most talked-about tables.
Cincinnati’s Valentine weekend has options that fit every pace, from Ohio River dinner cruises to candlelit concerts, jazz at Ludlow Garage, and photo-ready pop-up bars in OTR. Use this guide to pick the right plan for Friday through Sunday.
Explore Cincinnati’s deep Irish roots through four historic touchpoints, from the riverfront Irish Historical Marker to Mount Adams’ hilltop churches. This guided story connects immigration, neighborhood history, and faith institutions that shaped the Queen City.
FC Cincinnati enters 2026 priced like a real MLS Cup contender, backed by a strong roster spine and early-season markets that already reflect expectation. Here is what the futures odds, schedule congestion, and key health factors say about the Orange and Blue’s path to points, playoffs, and a trophy run.
Miami University enters the week of February 9, 2026 as the last undefeated team in Division I men’s basketball, with a prime time test vs. Ohio at Millett Hall. Meanwhile, Reds spring training ramps up in Goodyear and the post Super Bowl spotlight lands on Seattle’s defense, plus a March Madness lookahead with Duke’s Cameron Boozer in Ben’s Best Bet