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Sycamore Gardens Nightclub Tickets

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About Sycamore Gardens Nightclub

Sycamore Gardens Nightclub is a historic name in Cincinnati nightlife, with roots tied to a broader history of local venues. While public records indicate the original Sycamore Gardens Nightclub Inc. and a Cincinnati venue landscape that has evolved over the years, our guide provides current, practical information for planning a night out in the city. This page covers seating considerations, parking, transportation options, and handpicked nearby hotels and dining spots to help you secure a great experience in Cincinnati’s entertainment scene.

Note: Always verify current venue status through official channels and your ticket provider, as venue listings can change. We present practical, user-friendly information to help you navigate a night out in Cincinnati.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Public records show a 'Sycamore Gardens Nightclub Inc.' listing with an address of 1133 Sycamore Street, Cincinnati, OH 45202, and indicate an 'Out-of-Business' status, suggesting the venue is no longer operating under that name.
  • Cincinnati Gardens was a prominent venue at 2250 Seymour Avenue in Cincinnati (Bond Hill area), opened in 1949 with a capacity of about 10,208 seats, and was demolished in 2018.
  • WVXU coverage notes Cincinnati Gardens hosted a wide range of famous acts (e.g., The Beatles, Elvis Presley, Moody Blues) and marks its closure/demolition as part of the region’s lost concert venues.
  • A reseller site (Box Office Ticket Sales) lists 'Sycamore Gardens Nightclub' with an address of 1133 Sycamore St, but this source is not a primary venue record and may reflect historical listings or misidentification.