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US Bank Arena

V+V Tri-County

Established in 2003, Visionaries + Voices is a non-profit organization that provides studio space, exhibition opportunities, supplies, and support to more than 125 visual artists. V+V artists actively contribute to the greater arts community through creative, educational, and strategic partnerships with local and regional artists, schools, and business leaders. Collectively, we are growing a more inclusive arts community in Greater Cincinnati. The mission of Visionaries + Voices is to provide artistic, cultural, and professional opportunities for artists with disabilities.

Various Locations

Vasey Garden, Mt. Airy Forest- Arboretum

Nature Center/Arboretum/Botanical Gardens ; Parkgrounds

Vent Haven Museum

Veterans Park Amphitheater

Victory Park

Village Green Amphitheater

Parkgrounds ; Performance/Event Facility or Venue

Village Green Gazebo

Parkgrounds

Village Green Park

Village of Evendale Municipal Complex

Visionaries + Voices

Gallery ; Studio

Visionaries + Voices (Tri County)

Visionarium

Volkshaus

Wake Nation Cincinnati

Stadiums/Arenas/Athletic Fields

Walnut Hills High School

Walton Community Park Gazebo

Parkgrounds

Walton Creek Theater

Home to Mareimont Players, Inc.

Warren County Conservation Association Hob Nature Center

Nature Center/Arboretum/Botanical Gardens

Warren County Fair

Fair/Festival

Warsaw Federal Incline Theater

Performance/Event Facility or Venue ; Theater

The Warsaw Federal Incline Theater is a purpose-built, 229-seat performing arts center and parking garage in the Incline District in East Price Hill. Located at the corner of Matson Place and West 8th Street, the $6 million project opened to the public on June 3, 2015. The Warsaw Federal Incline Theater will be programmed year-round by Cincinnati Landmark Productions, culminating in over 120 show nights.

Wash Park Art Gallery

Gallery ; Gallery/Exhibition Space

A gallery of art and thought, located between Music Hall and Cincy Shakes' Budig Theater, on Washington Park, in historic Over-The-Rhine.

Washington Park

Park/Garden ; Performance/Event Facility or Venue

Washington Park is bounded by West 12th, Race and Elm Streets in the Over-the-Rhine neighborhood of Cincinnati, Ohio. The newly renovated and expanded Washington Park is an important civic space in the heart of Cincinnati that has evolved over the last 150 years to accommodate the needs and aspirations of the community. The latest improvements came as a result of a unique partnership between the Cincinnati Park Board and the Cincinnati Center City Development Corporation (3CDC). The new park is a balance of old and new. Existing trees and the pastoral character of the southern half of the park have been preserved, and existing historic columns and walls were salvaged and reused. New columns will match the historic ones and have new Rookwood tile insets. The iconic bandstand in the heart of the park has been restored and the space around it transformed with stone pavers and a canopy of lights. A fenced “dog park” was created and historic artifacts restored. A unique playground features a boardwalk and stage, a sandbox, a canal boat in a water channel and climbing walls based on Cincinnati’s historic architecture. Other elements include groupings of water jets and interactive fountains, a restroom building and a concession building. The park also includes several sustainability/green design features, including the civic green roof on top of the garage, green roofs on all of the new park buildings and dry wells that direct storm water away from the combined sewer system and into the natural gravel and sand layers 25’-30’ below the surface. All of the new amenities have been designed to be respectful of the neighborhood’s historic character. The expansion and renovation of the park was completed in the summer of 2012.

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