About the Irish Heritage Center of Greater Cincinnati
The IHC was founded to promote the Irish Culture through the study of customs, dance, education, film, genealogy, history, language, lectures, literature, music, mythology, poetry, social interaction, song, sport, theater and the visual arts.
Located on the city's east side in a renovated, late 19th and early 20th century former school building that sprawls over a full city block, the IHC is dedicated to fostering Irish heritage, culture and traditions in our city and to providing a place to do so that is affordable, accessible and comfortable.
The Center will be known as a place for all which welcomes peoples of all faiths, ethnicity, or background with ties to any of the 32 counties of Ireland in any manner whatsoever.
The facility is new to the Irish community, purchased in November 2009, and has unlimited potential to accommodate meetings, events, a library, a museum, a tea room, a social club, offices, rehearsal spaces for dance and theater, performance spaces for the same, rooms available for gatherings of 15 - 300 people, and much much more.
A Memorial Garden, dedicated to Our Lady of Knock is planned, as is an art gallery, and potentially artists' loft areas available for rent.
For membership opportunities, please download the Membership Form PDF.
Social Networking
Upcoming Events
6/15 7:00 P.M.
Bloomsday!
6/20 7:00 P.M.
Pub Night with Mick & Friends
6/27 - 8:00 P.M.
Celtic Women Meeting
ALL Upcoming Events
From St. Patrick's Day 2012!
