I went to an event in this space and was blown away. Upon entry, you're greeted with beautiful…read morewalls of art that really set the vibes. I expected just one open room, but saw there are smaller rooms, hallways, and pockets throughout plus the big open space. I love that it takes on whatever decor theme you're going for beautifully. The location is also nice and central in case you are trying to bridge East and West siders. I hate that I didn't get any pictures of the space itself, but I will definitely keep them in mind the next time I am planning an event!

This is a venue space in Cleveland. Plenty of events are held here by people who rent out the…read morebuilding. Events such as weddings, art shows, fitness events, etc. I visited on Sunday, 23 June 2019 for The Beauty Boost's Taste of Fitness, sampler event. The outside of the building looks plain and has a warehouse feeling about it and the inside is industrial looking. BUT, inside is decorated well with pictures of art (see my attached photos). There is one large room where the fitness event that I attended was located. There might be smaller rooms inside too but I didn't look out for them. Bathrooms are located inside as well. The fitness event I attended was awesome. I know the owner of the Beauty Boost so I got a free ticket to attend since I'm an unofficial ambassador. There were 3 classes that lasted for 20 mins each. I enjoyed the high intensity cardio/strength class and the yoga class. I didn't stay for the last class since I wanted to head to church. At the event, there were vendors stationed in the lobby. They handed out information about their business. I loved trying samples of protein drinks and little protein bites. If you're looking for a space to host your next event, consider the Red Space. **** - 99 total reviews in 2019 - 308 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 23 July 2019

This venue is beautiful! I believe more company's or organizations should be utilizing this space…read more We attended the Winter Wine & Ale Fest here. We parked at the public park garage near the Marriott. You can take the elevators to the main level in the hotel.. walk outside and then across the street to the venue. For 5hrs it only cost us $8! There were vendors scattered from the main room to a side conference area. They even had room set up for a live band and Chinese raffle. This place is huge! There was quite a bit of seating (I expected there to be no seating). They also had some tables set up that you could stand by without sitting. The bathrooms were very clean and modern. Security was present, they kept the even safe & secure. I loved visiting this time of year because of the Christmas lights outside in public square. The venue also had a large woodsy type of lit up tree in the middle. The entire building is mostly glass with tall, very tall ceilings. My only negative is that is got hot in here, fast. There were a lot of bodies but it seemed as maybe the ventilation wasn't able to keep up. Just need better temperature control.

I took a stroll through the medical mart and it is a beautiful, state of the art facility for…read moredemonstrations and conventions catering to the medical industry. There are several businesses that have small offices and permanent demonstration areas such as the Cleveland Clinic, Highland Software, and Vitamix. WiFi, catering, and a close proximity to hotels are amenities available, not to mention the location and views of downtown Cleveland. Why isn't this place bustling with business activity? Great space!

This place makes any night magical. I love being downtown for whatever occasion, but there's…read moresomething about the state theatre that just warms the heart. The architecture is stunning and the red coat staff is always eager to please.

The Keybank State theater is the first and largest of the Playhouse Square theaters constructed…read more Known for it's extremely long lobby you can see huge and beautiful murals on all 4 sides. The theater's history dates back to vaudeville where live stage shows were presented featuring long gone celebrities such as Abbott and Costello, Jack Benny, and Judy Garland. It later became a movie house before transforming into what it is today. Due to it's size it is able to present musical extravaganzas such as "Hamilton", and "Miss Saigon" which was the reason for my visit. My husband and I had great seats but they felt hard and we were cramped. Seems like they should have updated these as well. Before entering the theater you pick up your Playbill or whatever they call it here near the end of the lobby. Friendly people known as "red coats" are extremely willing to help you with whatever you need. I was excited to see the updated production that dated back to the 90s. The performance started out okay but we had difficulty hearing part of the opening scenes. Were it not for the fact I'm familiar with this production I would have been lost. Miss Saigon is an outstanding production of survival during the last days of the Vietnam war. We meet 17 year old Kim, forced to work in a bar run by the notorious Engineer-expertly played by Red Concepion. She meets and falls in love with Chris, an American GI but torn apart during the fall of Saigon. She, for 3 years tries to find her way back to him, who has no idea he has fathered a son. The story is heart-wrenching since one can only pity the fates of the mixed breed children as emphasized in the number "Bui doi." The songs are phenomenal but the best part is the use of special effects. The famous helicopter scene is recreated with such authenticity it makes you wonder how it is done. Along with a Chinese dragon and a Cadillac on stage, exceptional singing and solid acting, the show itself is definitely a 5 star rating in my opinion. The restrooms are in the basement right outside the doors leading into this theater but they have first floor handicapped facilities available. Since this theater sits behind the Connor Palace theater you can exit via a side door instead of waiting a long time once the show is over. That works if you have orchestra seats and you get out fairly quickly. The Keybank theater is one of many theaters which are all connected which is better known as Playhouse Square. Preshow talks are given in the "Allen" theater about an hour before showtime and in addition to a parking garage you can find street lots nearby as well as places to eat. With the exception of the cramped seating and some poor acoustics this theater hosts some of the finest productions I've seen during my visits here. Definitely recommend "Miss Saigon" if you are here or if it comes to your city. Take the time to check out the architecture and the beautiful murals in the long lobby from the 2nd floor food area. It's worth seeing if you have the time.

From the beginning to the end of our wedding day, working with Carla and the team at St. Clair…read moreBallroom was a delightful experience. Their support, patience, and willingness to accommodate our needs were exceptional. Carla's meticulous planning and focus on utilizing the stunning space truly stood out. We wholeheartedly recommend St. Clair Ballroom, as they provided us with a fantastic experience.

We were invited to an open house last night and everything was fabulous. It is a magnificent venue…read morewith beautiful views of the city. We enjoyed the complimentary appetizers (shrimp cocktail, flatbread, miniature cones filled with tuna) and drinks (beer, wine, and a signature apple cider cocktail) immensely. A great experience with attentive and gracious staff! I would highly recommend this venue for any and all special occasions!

Super good plus the staff is always very welcoming and nice . They need to bring the chicken…read moredinner plate back .

Got banned from this establishment despite being a 25% consistent tipper. Was 3 drinks in when…read morebanned (aka essentially sober). Kicked out by mustache man and Jacks boyfriend (Thursday night) after the staff was taking shots and getting drunk. Food is top tier though. Lots of potential, but can tell liberalism has taken over like many other parts of Ohio city

One of the coolest draws of Cleveland is Playhouse Square downtown. On a recent visit, we saw a…read morelive podcast show which was held at the Allen Theatre. The entire street is lined with historical theatres, some of which have been split into smaller venues inside. You can see the heyday of the city and all the money it used to bring in with the ornate structures and artwork inside. It'd be fun to just explore these buildings as a destination in themselves. Our show was roomy, which plenty of comfortable seats for all. They have restrooms on various levels, plus bars for alcoholic and soft drinks around too. The staff here were all welcoming and happy to help point us on our way. It was neat to see so many different events going on in the same spaces, seems like a great place for small shows, big shows, and private events.

Not a bad seat in the house - and a gorgeous lobby with creative preshow activities, too. The…read moreCleveland Playhouse is truly a treasure and this is a space worthy of their productions.

Tenk West Bank is an event space in the West Bank of the Flats (mostly for weddings). Formerly Tenk…read moreMachine & Tool, it's a venue managed by locally loved Marigold Catering. I wanted to visit this venue for the longest time. I finally stopped in for the Cleveland Vintage Market hosted by the Cleveland Vibes. Ambiance: The space is huge - over 11,000 square feet of open space. There are remnants of Tenk Machine & Tool outside - a little mural. There is one ballrooms and separate rooms to the back of the event space. The vibes are industrial sophistication - gorgeous exposed brick walls, wood details, and abundant natural lighting. I can absolutely envision a wedding here with juxtaposition of delicate and rough. I love exposed brick walls, so for me the venue was just perfect. It was also just right for the Cleveland Vintage Market. It fit in plenty of vendors and attendees with still sufficient room to roam. Marigold Catering: There were sandwiches and cinnamon rolls for sale during the event offered by Marigold. I did not try either. I really enjoyed Marigold catered food at other events I've historically attended at other venues around the city. Service: I interacted with the security staff at this venue. They were so friendly and great at directing the foot traffic. Parking: Parking is available at a surface lot next door owned by Marigold. If you're up for a show walk, Nautica Pavilion is also a good parking choice. Ubering to this destination is pretty easy, GPS shows an accurate location. I look forward to visiting Tenk West Bank again! I hope that the venue hosts other events soon so that I can come back!

Great place to have a wedding. The space is amazing and much flexibility to do as you wish with…read moreit. A very open welcoming area and enjoyed the concept of waiting for the main dining room to be open to us. The red brick setting is amazing. Windows are beautiful. The food had great flavor.

Cool building with amazing art of all sorts. You can host events here and it makes for a beautiful…read morevenue.

We got married at 78th St Studios and it could not have been a better choice. Our ceremony and…read morecocktail hour were in HEDGE Gallery and the reception was in smART Space. Hilary was amazing. She listened to what we wanted, was easy to get a hold of, had great ideas. She and her team were extremely helpful, and with her guidance our wedding ended up being gorgeous. Hilary made wedding planning easy. The venue is unique, and cool and so many of our guests complimented us on our choice and said that they had never been to a wedding like ours. We had an amazing time and are so happy with our decision. We had 110 guests and that was the perfect amount of space- although smART Space is larger and could have accommodated more people we did not feel as if the space was too big. 110 was the perfect size for our ceremony and cocktail hour in HEDGE.