Transformer Station is a contemporary cultural station operated within the city's historic 1924 Transformer Station, one of 16 stations constructed by the Cleveland Railway Company. The station is open to the public for free Wednesdays through Sundays during the morning and afternoon hours, showcasing exhibitions of upcoming and mid-career contemporary artists throughout the region, with an emphasis on photography exhibits and exhibits with social justice themes. Exhibits are presented by the Bidwell Foundation and the Cleveland Museum of Art, with the facility striving to serve as a community think tank and laboratory space for creativity and civic engagement. In addition to exhibits, Transformer Station also presents a variety of public special events throughout the year, including artist talks and live theatrical and musical performances.

1460 West 29th Street, Cleveland, OH 44113, Phone: 216-938-5429

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