Located in the heart of Downtown Cincinnati and in the middle of its newest entertainment district, The Banks, we offer you and your guests and untraditional location for an unforgettable event. With two unique outdoor spaces, inclusive weather back-up options, and on-site catering and event services, and guest rooms with a view, we can help take a few steps out of planning your wedding.

Nestled on the banks of the Ohio River with the cincinnati skyline as its backdrop, The Annie W. & Elizabeth M. Anderson Pavilion in Smale Riverfront Park— a gift of the Anderson Foundation—is located at street level underneath Carol Ann’s Carousel. With spectacular views, contemporary elegance decor & ambiance, state-of-the art technology and an award-winning in-house culinary group, The Pavilion will offer a 350+ seat conference facility, ideal for hosting a wide variety of events.

The Leapin Lizard Event Space is located in the historic Covington Mainstrasse district. The event space was originally a United Methodist Church that was built in 1886, then an eclectic art gallery, and is now a unique and fun event space. Colorful, original stained glass and a working pipe organ coexist with modern works of art to form a one-of-a-kind venue that is perfect for wedding ceremonies, receptions, birthday parties, corporate parties, concerts, shows, and more.

With 20 years of experience, we put the wow in your event. Our planners see to every event detail including the night of your wedding. Our Grand Ballroom takes you back in time with special effect lighting, a massive antique bar, incredibly large dance floor and elevated stage holding up to 500 guests. Our Ambassador Room is so unique it stands alone in the Tri state. With elegant columns, a large bar, sunken dance floor, and special effect lighting on the dance floor for up to 300 guests. Your rehearsal dinner is the kickoff party to an incredible wedding. We have 3 private rooms with great food and décor. Our chef provides tastings for you to select the perfect menu. We include all of the extras without any surprises!

Standing the test of time since the 1800’s, the Baum Opera House has played a significant role in the life and history of Miamisburg. Constructed by Charles Baum, a German immigrant and businessman, it began as the Star City Opera House, one of the finest in Ohio. For 135 years the Opera House has contributed to the culture and history of the city and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.