Rooted in Tradition, Cultivating Tomorrow
West Side Market, under the leadership of the non-profit Cleveland Public Market Corporation, is in the midst of a $70 million transformation project. This project aims to preserve the Market’s rich family-owned fresh food business tradition and iconic architecture while adding to the Market experience to reach new audiences and communities that reflect Cleveland in the 21st Century. Your investment in West Side Market’s transformation will restore this historic landmark, bring its operations into the 21st Century, and lead to greater community impact than ever previously imagined.
West Side Market Restaurant Month
SEPTEMBER 1 - 30
Select Cleveland Restaurants will be offering specials and promotions throughout September, with partial proceeds supporting the Market's transformation.
Proposed Physical Changes
Proposed Physical Changes
Construction Updates
Construction Updates
Haslam 3 Foundation Donates $2.9 Million to Market’s Transformation
Dee and Jimmy Haslam, through the Haslam 3 Foundation, have committed $2.9 million to West Side Market’s Transformation Project. The investment will create an area able to host Market programs, school groups, and creates a new opportunity for private events including weddings, corporate gatherings and guest lectures, with views of…
Read MoreWest Side Market Restaurant Month Runs September 1 – 30
Local restaurants are partnering with West Side Market to show their support for the Market’s future by launching West Side Market Restaurant Month, running September 1 – 30. Participating restaurants will be offering select meals and/or drink specials, from which a portion of the proceeds will go towards the historic…
Read MoreCleveland Clinic Pledges $1 Million to Transformation Project, Names Teaching Kitchen
Cleveland Public Market Corporation (CPMC) announced that Cleveland Clinic has committed $1,000,000 in support of the Market’s Transformation Project. The funds are dedicated to building a teaching kitchen in a vacant space on the second floor of the Market. The kitchen will be named in honor of Cleveland Clinic. “At…
Read More