The Woodward Theater is the perfect destination for lovers of historic architecture and unique events. Located in Cincinnati, Ohio, this theatre was constructed in 1913 in the Beaux-Arts style and has been a part of the city's landscape since 1914 when it was originally built as a church. By the 1930s, it was converted into a movie theater and served as an anchor for the Over-the-Rhine entertainment district.

The Woodward Theater, built in 1913 as a theater in the Beaux-arts style, opened as a silent film house. It was named in honor of William Woodward, who purchased the land the theater sits on in 1796.

There are plenty of parking options for Woodward visitors, including metered parking on the street, as well as nearby garages and surface lots. Ziegler Park Garage, with 500 spaces, is located one block east of the Woodward Theater on the corner of Sycamore and 14th streets.

The Woodward Theater is a truly rare and unique space that can be transformed in a variety of ways to bring your vision to life. Contact us to talk about hosting your event at a venue with a true Cincinnati soul. Book Today!