The newly-renovated Sharonville Fine Arts Center is set to be the heart of arts and culture in Sharonville. The site consists of five main features: the Art Gallery, Artist's Studios, Art Education Center, Live Performance Theatre and Outdoor Children's Sculpture Garden. Currently, the gallery is open, and shows a wide range of art, from children's and student's art exhibits to regional, national and international artist shows. Studio space rental are now available to artists, and theatre groups may rent the theatre for rehearsals or productions. The Tri-County Players, a theatre troupe formed more than 40 years ago, have their home base there and produce new shows every two-three months. For arts education opportunities, the Sharonville Community Center offers dance, arts and crafts classes, mostly for children, but also for adults.

The only challenge to recreation in Sharonville is deciding what to do. The city boasts 17 ball fields, four golf courses, five tennis courts, two community centers with pools, five parks and much more!

The Sharonville Community and Aquatic center and Queen City Racquet and Fitness Club both offer year-round fitness classes and a place to work out. For the more adventurous, the Rockquest Climbing Center offers climbing classes and equipment and Park's Tae Kwon Do teaches fitness via hard core martial arts.

Sharon Woods Park offers top-notch golfing, bike and pedal boat rentals, and acres of walking trails and playgrounds, as well as the Heritage Village Museum. Those who enjoy ice skating should visit Northland Ice Center, while those who prefer water parks will want to visit CoCo Keys Water Resort and Hotel - unlike other similar water parks, this indoor water resort does not require a stay in their hotel to take advantage of the heated water park. For those who like to do it all, the Evendale Sports Plus Center offers ice hockey, basketball and old-fashioned arcade games.