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In Covington Kentucky, just across the river from Cincinnati, the fabulous 1880's church has been renovated on all three levels. The former Methodist church is fantastic with over 30 stained glass windows, 16 & 30 foot ceilings, and an enormous pipe organ that fills the space with sound. They offer craft shows, private parties, weddings, and neighborhood gatherings!!!

From Fountain Square, dramatic floor-to-ceiling windows offer illuminated views of the 1,200-square-foot "Living Room", an expansive space equipped with wireless internet and movable seating. Beyond are private meeting rooms of varying sizes, fitted with high-tech electronics for international conferencing. The largest room accommodates 120 guests in theater-style seating, or 80 in a sit-down dining setting. A large lobby and 600-square-foot catering kitchen allow The Taft Center to accommodate guests with a variety of services.

Located in the heart of historic Covington, KY, The Carnegie Visual and Performing Arts Center is one of the tri-state's premiere arts and events venues. The Carnegie facility includes many spaces to accommodate a wide range of events and performances. Built in 1902, The Carnegie is an exemplary example of the Beaux Arts style of architecture so popular at the turn of the 20th century. It features a circular balcony and open rotunda overlooking the main floor. Above that is an impressive amber glass dome, as well as two floors of gallery space connected by dual ornately carved winding staircases. The Carnegie also features a fully restored theater modeled after a 19th century French Opera House which features historically restored paintings and plaster work in addition to the modern amenities like air conditioning and plush comfortable seating.

Anton Grammer established his first restaurant-saloon on Vine Street in 1872 as a cultural haven for the German community. In 1911, Anton's son, Frank Grammer, inherited the restaurant and built the present-day signature barroom that features a massive burled mahogany bar, leaded glass windows and a panoramic mural of the Rhine River Valley.

Tonic on Fourth is the premier destination for contemporary events in downtown Cincinnati. High ceilings and a grand archway showcase this unique space perfect for receptions, corporate events and everything in between.

Venue 222 is a unique off-site meeting and gathering spot, located on a quiet, walkable city street. Built in 1868, the building has been restored and remodeled to fit today�s urban landscape, while retaining the character and styling of the original architecture. The open, loft environment enables flexible and creative arrangement options, making it an ideal venue to meet, greet, play and party in downtown Cincinnati.