Memorial Hall in Cincinnati's historic Over-the-Rhine district, stands as a small but beautifully constructed event venue and reception hall. This nicely restored venue holds significance, having been built in the early 1900s to honor veterans. Its grandeur lies in its Beaux-Arts style, characterized by intricate detailing, 4 large columns, and an ornate facade. It sits in stark contrast to Cincinnati Music Hall next door (giant and made of red brick).

Today, Memorial Hall serves as a cultural hub, hosting a vibrant array of events—concerts, performances, comedians, and community gatherings—breathing new life into its halls while preserving its rich heritage. With its timeless charm and diverse programming, Memorial Hall remains a cherished cornerstone of Cincinnati's cultural tapestry. If you haven’t seen the inside in person, I highly recommend it. I have seen concerts here and have done engagement photos here as well.

My Take On Having A Wedding Here:

This is a smaller wedding venue in Over The Rhine, just north of downtown. Sitting across Race Street from Washington Park, this building along with Music Hall is listed on the National Register Of Historic Places. It is a beautiful historic building that hosts smaller weddings, events, parties, and concerts. Having your wedding at this Hamilton County historic venue will be memorable and intimate, so this is a great place to have a smaller wedding.
Why should I choose to have my wedding here?

Have your wedding here if you want a small historic wedding venue that your guests will enjoy. This is an intimate space that can be customized to fit your big day.

What This Place Does Best:

Separating wedding and cocktail spaces is done really well here.