The FCC3 walk/run event, presented by Medpace, returns July 17 to downtown Cincinnati, marking the first in-person racing for Pig Works since February 2020.
Flying Pig events resume in-person with FCC3 in July
Category: Walk/Run
Shine a Light walk to raise funds for NF research
The Shine a Light NF Walk aims to bring neurofibromatosis out of the shadows and raise funds for research. It also offers family fun with lunch, raffles, face painting and more.
Yes You Can 5K aids those with vision loss
Area athletes with vision loss, aided by a National Fitness Challenge (NFC) grant, will be among those participating in the Cincinnati Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired’s 20th annual Yes You Can 5K Run/Walk, one of Cincinnati’s largest inclusive races.
Northern Kentucky Veterinary Technicians and Northern Kentucky Veterinary Medical Association to host 5K Charity Dog Walkathon
Take your best friend for a special walk in the park and raise money at the same time at the 5K NKY Charity Dog Walkathon benefitting Pilot Dogs Inc., a Lions Club organization that provides guide dogs to the visually impaired.
Runners/walkers descend on Covington for Great Bridal Chase 5k
Gaggle of runners expected for 109th Thanksgiving Day 10K
Thousands of runners and walkers will carve out time for an annual tradition: the 109th Western & Southern Thanksgiving Day 10K Run and Walk.
Warrior Run enjoys another record year
The Warrior Run drew another record crowd this year, with nearly 3,400 taking part in the 5K run/walk in Mariemont Village.
5K, Jazz & BBQ Fest to spotlight Madisonville
The Madisonville Community Urban Redevelopment Corporation will host the Sixth Annual Madisonville 5K and the Fifth Annual Cincinnati Jazz & BBQ Festival.
Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation walk
Luke Visconte, 9, is motivating the community to find cures by participating in the Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation’s Cincinnati Take Steps walk.
What to Do/See/Hear | May 16-22
By any measure, this weekend is one of the year’s best for the number and variety of happenings around town. Chalk it up to May, traditionally the transitional month from spring to summer and indoor to outdoor. Obviously, this year’s weather has skipped the “spring” part of that transition, but the events are blooming right on schedule.