Wicked Eden is a queer and kink community space and studio in Columbus, Ohio, active since 2008 and since 2022 housed in a former Columbus public library on South High Street, a few minutes south of downtown. It describes itself as a safe, inclusive home for the LGBTQIA+, gender, sexual and romantic minority, BIPOC and sex-worker communities.

The 6,000 sq ft building has six soundproofed themed studio rooms rented by the hour or day for content creation, equipped with pieces such as a St. Andrew's cross, overhead suspension beams and a spanking horse, plus a prop closet, a classroom, a community lounge with a kitchen, and an event space. It runs workshops and community events, including kink education, under its own playspace rules built around consent. There are no walk-ins: everything is by appointment or ticketed event, and the space is fully wheelchair accessible. The street number is not published on its site; contact the venue for directions.