Cleveland’s historic, 114-year-old West Side Market has been undergoing major change in recent years.

First, it went through structural change, moving from longtime city management to nonprofit management back in 2024, something that residents and vendors had been calling for for years to improve conditions at the market.

Now it’s going through a major revitalization, as once the nonprofit team called the Cleveland Public Market Corporation began, it launched a years-long, $70 million transformation project funded in part by the city of Cleveland and City Council, as well as philanthropy and other government sources.

But there’s still some millions left to raise to complete the vision, and many months left to go until residents see completion of the project.

In the meantime, there will be a lot of construction to wade through as you get your groceries and support local vendors.