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SPORTS AND STYLE IN THE QUEEN CITY

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A Living Story at Cincinnati’s Freedom Center
A Living Story at Cincinnati’s Freedom Center

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.

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Great American Singalong
Great American Singalong

Noah Kahan’s Great Divide Tour hits Great American Ball Park on July 1, turning a Cincinnati summer night into a full-stadium singalong. With The Great Divide arriving April 24, this stop lands right as the new era takes shape. Expect lyric-first storytelling, big choruses, and a crowd that knows every word. Ticket details and official onsales are posted at https://noahkahan.com/pages/tour.

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Espresso Yourself at The Banks
Espresso Yourself at The Banks

Three espresso martinis, three stops, one easy night out at The Banks. For $20, taste an espresso martini at E + O Kitchen, Red Leprechaun, and Taste of Belgium from 5:30–8:00 p.m. on February 20, 2026, with all proceeds supporting the Ohio River Foundation.

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A 513 Valentine’s Game Plan
A 513 Valentine’s Game Plan

Three Cincinnati-forward Valentine’s gifts that land with style: Chris Stapleton at Paycor Stadium, a Cincinnati Cyclones navy logo hoodie, and the Blk Wine Fest Sunday Brunch inside Nolia Kitchen. Each one is local, useful, and built around a plan you can actually look forward to.

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Checking In, Staying Put
Checking In, Staying Put

Travel-DingCinnati connects Cincinnati travelers to Bavaria and Salzburg through a shared cultural rhythm rooted in history, walkability, and daily life. Anchored in a single home base in Dingolfing, each journey balances ease and exploration, allowing travelers to experience southern Germany and Austria with confidence, familiarity, and time to linger.

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Lines, Legends, and the Loudest Winter in Years
Lines, Legends, and the Loudest Winter in Years

Milano Cortina 2026 is shaping up to be the loudest Winter Olympics betting slate in years. More legal access, a Super Bowl weekend collision, and a deep menu led by hockey, curling, and timed sports set the stage. This guide breaks down what changed since 2022, which events drive the action, and the props that keep the sweat alive for 19 days.

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The Key for the week of February 2, 2026
The Key for the week of February 2, 2026

Winter is hanging on, but the sports calendar is heating up as Reds pitchers and catchers report to Goodyear and football closes with a prop bet filled Super Bowl matchup. With UC, Xavier, and the Winter Olympics all hitting critical moments, February is stacked with storylines that matter across every level of sports.

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