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The Victory Parkway 3 on 3 Classic is filling up. The youth basketball event will be played on July 27-28 at the Cintas Center on the Xavier University campus. The event is the only Cincinnati-based youth basketball 3-on-3 tournament and is open to both boys and girls entering grades three through seven. The deadline to register closes on Sunday.

Registration is filling up quickly for the FCC3, a partnership between the Flying Pig Marathon and FC Cincinnati for a 3-mile “friendly” run/walk on Saturday, July 13, at 7 p.m.

Fans gathered at The Banks on Sunday for the World Cup finals and cheered on local favorite Rose Lavelle as she scored the second goal of the game.

The World Cup Viewing Village, viewing parties for the 2019 Women’s World Cup Village are a series of street parties and soccer watching venues are designed as the official Cincinnati gathering place for the sporting spectacle.

Cincinnati Music Festival presented by P&G (CMF) returns to Paul Brown Stadium in downtown Cincinnati from July 25-27, 2019 with an exciting lineup of R&B music featuring Maxwell and Mary J. Blige, among a dozen other performers over the three days.

The U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team takes on Chile on Sunday at noon and The Banks is hosting The World Cup Viewing Village, viewing parties for the 2019 Women’s World Cup Village. The series of street parties and soccer watching venues are designed as the official Cincinnati gathering place for the sporting spectacle.

Orienteering Cincinnati (OCIN) is hosting a series of six adventure running events in parks and campuses throughout Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky this summer.  Each event in the Queen City Adventure Running Series (QCARS) will feature two races in which participants use a map and compass to locate hidden checkpoints.

Sign up now for the 18th annual CollegeAdvantage Redlegs Run on Saturday, June 8 at Great American Ball Park, benefiting the Reds Community Fund.

Established in 1968, Summerfair is a combination of more than 300 fine artists and craftspeople from across the country exhibiting and selling works ranging from ceramics and sculptures to painting and photography. More than 20,000 visitors annually enjoy the arts along with four stages of local and regional entertainers and a variety of gourmet food. The annual fine arts fair is Summerfair Cincinnati’s primary fundraiser and consistently ranks among the top 100 art shows nationally.

Moerlein Lager House’s summer concert series, “Rockin’ the Roebling,” is back for its second year. The weekly music celebration will take place every Thursday on the Schmidlapp Event Lawn adjacent to Moerlein Lager House and features bands with styles ranging from blues to country to folk to rock.