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An Elegant Cincinnati Venue

A gift to the people of Cincinnati by Andrew Carnegie, The Carnegie Center was built in 1906 to the specifications of the noted architectural firm of Samuel Hannaford & Sons and served as a public library until 1959 when it was sold into private use.
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In 1993, a group of Columbia Tusculum residents set out to return the building to the community. Their efforts, supported by the City of Cincinnati, neighborhood organizations, as well as numerous foundations and individuals, have resulted in the opening of The Carnegie Center. The Center is a community oriented, non-profit facility offering meeting and event space for cultural enrichment, social interaction, and civic participation for the people of Columbia Tusculum and Greater Cincinnati.
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An inspiring stage for any event, this stately Beaux-Arts building is dominated by large, arched windows, majestic 22 foot ceilings, brass chandeliers and concentric patterned wood floors. Two main rooms and a large entry hall, totaling 3400 square feet, are available for rental in multiple combinations.
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Happy 30th Birthday to TCCCT!

Connecting Community Through Time

This year, The Carnegie Center of Columbia Tusculum celebrates its 30th year as a nonprofit community center! We have exciting events and activities throughout the year to help us celebrate our presence in the community. Our anniversary theme is "Connecting Community Through Time!"

 

Send us a Birthday Gift!

 

If you appreciate The Carnegie Center of Columbia Tusculum, help us celebrate our birthday with a tax deductible donation! All donations over $25 in 2024 will receive a commemorative ornament! 

 

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