The Gallery, Downtown Piqua’s newest and best-equipped event venue. Adapted from a former mid-century social club, we bring the glamour of an opulent ballroom to the 21st century with a polished aesthetic. Featuring a grand staircase, dome ceiling, and stylish atmosphere, weddings, large-scale parties, and corporate events will all feel at home in our newly renovated space. Our capacity of 200-250 guests and convenient location in the heart of Piqua’s downtown will accommodate almost any group.

Here at Quellhorst farm venue LLC we stand alone in our uniqueness 💞 From our tractors and farm equipment for pictures to our 1908 Sears-built Barn! Our Barn was actually brought in on the railroad and put together on our property 113 years ago😳 From the first owner/entrepreneur and Farmer ( Mr. Wheeler) , who raised prize-winning bulls, to today as a prize winning, beautifully rustic, and charming venue. We have maintained the beauty of the old oak beams and structure over the years. And now it is with Love and Joy we have turned it into a place where love, laugher, and happily ever afters begin!! So when choosing your venue for your special day! Just remember we are still the Best around at creating those happily ever afters, and you become part of our family forever!

We are Carli & Hamilton Dixon, artists and business owners in downtown Dayton for nearly a decade, and residents of downtown for over two decades. The Brightside is located in the 905 E. Third Street building, which was 18,000 sq. ft. filled with abandoned clothes and trash when we purchased it. But over the last 10 years, we have worked to clean it out, restore all of its services, and renovate it to become Dayton's newest music & event venue. It has been a long and difficult road, so we are thrilled to be at this point in the story. We invite you to stop in and introduce yourself soon; we truly look forward to welcoming you!

Standing the test of time since the 1800’s, the Baum Opera House has played a significant role in the life and history of Miamisburg. Constructed by Charles Baum, a German immigrant and businessman, it began as the Star City Opera House, one of the finest in Ohio. For 135 years the Opera House has contributed to the culture and history of the city and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.