Cleveland Akron, OH, October 23, 2026 —

Cleveland chef Michael Symon is helping raise the final $9 million for a $70 million transformation project at the historic West Side Market. The fundraising effort is described as being in its final phase, but details about how much has already been raised were not provided.

The available information identifies Symon as helping with fundraising but does not specify his role, the methods being used, or whether he is acting on behalf of an organization. It also does not identify other participants in the effort or provide a target date for raising the remaining money.

The project is described as a transformation of the West Side Market, but the summary does not outline the planned work, its schedule, or how the changes may affect the market and its vendors. No information was provided about the project’s funding sources, the status of construction, or whether any portion of the work has begun.

The stated project cost is $70 million, with $9 million still to be raised. The information provided does not explain how those figures were determined or whether the remaining amount represents the full funding gap. Further details about the fundraising campaign and the transformation plans were not available in the summary.


Story summarized from the original created by Melissa Reid on fox8.com, see more information here.

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