Sharonville Convention Center

4.5(2,119 reviews on Google)

Exhibition Center listing in Cincinnati, OH

About Sharonville Convention Center

Sharonville Convention Center sits off I-75 and I-275 in Cincinnati's northern suburbs and hosts meetings, conventions, banquets, trade shows and public events. It has a 40,000 square foot exhibit hall with a show office, ticket office and first aid room, a 14,000 square foot ballroom, an 8,200 square foot junior ballroom made of three rooms, and three additional break-out rooms. Exhibitors move in through the loading docks at the rear of the building, and food shows may hand out samples. OVG Hospitality holds exclusive rights to all food and beverage service. Wi-Fi and parking are complimentary, with on-site and adjacent lots holding over 1,000 vehicles. About 3,000 guest rooms in more than 20 national brand hotels are close by, some adjacent to the center, and the airport is about 30 minutes away. Floor plans and a calendar of upcoming events are posted, and the building is LEED certified. Rated 4.5 from 2119 Google reviews, 1389 of them five stars.

What reviewers mention: friendly staff (52), gun show (29), clean bathrooms (29), horrorhound weekend (9), anime convention (8), quilt show (8), home show (8), dance competition (7), cincinnati comic expo (2), coin shows (2)

Venue facts

Exhibit space40,000 sq ft
Largest exhibit hall40,000 sq ft
Ballroom14,000 sq ft
Airportabout 30 minutes from the Greater Cincinnati/NorthernKentucky International Airport

Services and details

  • Hosts trade shows and conventions

    Yes
  • Hotels within walking distance

    Yes
  • On-site parking

    Yes
  • Loading docks / drive-in access

    Yes
  • Exclusive in-house catering

    Yes
  • Floor plans available

    Yes
  • Public event calendar

    Yes
  • Wi-Fi

    Yes

No information yet on connected hotel, public transit access, outdoor event space. The website did not say; call and ask.

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