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Alms Park Pavilion

The Frederick H. Alms Memorial Park on Mt. Tusculum, once “Bald Hill,” offers spectacular panoramic views of both the Ohio and Little Miami Rivers, as well as the hills of Kentucky. Its distinguished presence, paired with alluring surroundings provides our guests the most intimate of gathering settings.

Ault Park Pavilion

Amphitheater

Ault Park is one of Southwest Ohio’s premier parks, hosting events such as the nationally-recognized Ault Park Concours d’Elegance, as well as hundreds of weddings, private parties, and a variety of corporate, social and community celebrations. Its Grand Pavilion, framed by splendid gardens, majestic overlooks, isolated coves and a cascading waterfall, is the most sought after venue for private engagements year after year.

Ault Park Rose Garden

Amphitheater ; Park/Garden

An arbor offering a quiet garden setting.

Beech Acres Park Amphitheater

Amphitheater ; Event Facility

The Beech Acres Park outdoor amphitheater contains a wood shell atop a concrete base which projects sound to a grass field sloped for easy viewing. It is here that thousands of Anderson residents enjoy the ATPD’s annual Summer Concerts in the Park series. In addition, this venue provides the musical focal point for a variety of other Park District programs and events such as Greater Anderson Days. Patrons are invited to bring blankets or lawn chairs, or to take advantage of the two rows of concrete bench seating and a handful of picnic tables sprinkled throughout the area. The amphitheater is available for rental; tables and chairs are not provided. The Beech Acres Park shelter, opposite the amphitheater, is also available to rent for get togethers. Click here for rental information or call (513) 474-0003 ext. 0 Accessible from 6915 Beechmont Ave. and 6910 Salem Road.

Bettman Nature Preserve House

Amphitheater ; Nature Center/Arboretum

Wooded acres on Beech Lane were donated to the Cincinnati Park Board in 1977 by Mrs. Arthur M. Bettman to preserve and perpetuate the existing natural beauty of the area's magnificent and valuable trees, shrubs, flowers and other plantings. The Bettman Natural Resource Center is home of Cincinnati Park's Nature Education program and the park systems library/archives. The Center was dedicated to Arthur M. Bettman, a respected business and civic leader, who served many years as President of Liberty Cherry Company.

Braam Memorial Garden Gazebo, Mt. Airy Forest - Arboretum

Amphitheater ; Nature Center/Arboretum

Braam Memorial Garden Gazebo is an event venue located in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Burnet Woods Bandstand

Amphitheater

This 90-acre park near the University of Cincinnati sports hiking trails, a fishing lake, a historic bandstand, playgrounds, shelters, picnic areas, and a disc golf course. The Audubon Society named the park an Important Birding Area.