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Finley Stadium unveils Calming Corner, mother’s room ahead of BlueCross Bowl

Staff photo by Cameron McKeon / Finley Stadium's new Calming Corner is pictured. The Calming Corner was unveiled Dec. 3, 2025.
Staff photo by Cameron McKeon / Finley Stadium's new Calming Corner is pictured. The Calming Corner was unveiled Dec. 3, 2025. Staff photo by Cameron McKeon / Finley Stadium's new Calming Corner is pictured. The Calming Corner was unveiled Dec. 3, 2025.

New guest amenities were unveiled Wednesday morning at Finley Stadium ahead of the BlueCross Bowl, a state championship high school football event expected to bring in more than 30,000 people over three days.

The three spaces — a Calming Corner, a mother’s room and an upgraded first aid room — aim to improve accessibility at the stadium. Finley Stadium partnered with Erlanger Health on the $50,000 project.

“Health care just doesn’t happen in the hospital, it happens where people are,” Erlanger CEO Jim Coleman said to a small group at Finley Stadium on Wednesday.

Finley Stadium Executive Director Brian Wright led a tour of the new amenities, beginning with the Calming Corner in the south concourse at Section 110. The room that was once home to a 700-pound safe is now filled with fidget toys, sensory bubble tubes and soft furniture — a refuge from the commotion for people with sensory challenges.

Stadium officials selected the items based on pages of recommendations given to them from the Children’s Hospital at Erlanger.