MainStreet Cleveland is a non profit organization dedicated to the revitalization and promotion of historic downtown Cleveland, Tennessee.

Cleveland, TN has a proud heritage going back more than 160 years. It’s a fun place to visit and a great place to live. With so much to do and enjoy, everyone feels at home in Downtown Cleveland.

An accredited Tennessee Main Street Community since 1990, downtown Cleveland has more to offer - more activities, more shops, more homes, more offices and more life.

MainStreet Cleveland is composed of dedicated citizens, business owners, government officials and other friends who recognize the important role a vital downtown plays in preserving and furthering our community's identity, spirit and economy.

The Back Alley Gallery
Visit the Back Alley Gallery and view the public art display by local artists. The main location of Back Alley Gallery is in alley behind Craigmiles Hall, a half block east of Ocoee Street across from the Courthouse. A second location is on Broad Street just south of Gardner's Market.

The Back Alley Gallery has transformed these unused alley spaces with art, lights, and plants. Doorways mounted on the walls in the alley frame selected works of art. The doors will open to reveal works of art hidden within the frame.

Check it out today and open the door to Art! Funding for this project was by the Lyndhurst Foundation.

May 2018 Membership Meeting: The MainStreet Cleveland member luncheon is on Monday, May 21, 12:00, at the Elks Lodge. Program by Matt Ryerson, United Way of the Ocoee Region. The lunch buffet is $11 at the door.  

Be Sure to Shop the Downtown Merchants...

• Checkered Past Revamped Furniture
• Church Street Candle Company
• Cleveland Creative Arts Guild
• Cleveland Workspace
• Consign It
• Element
• Ever After Bridal & Formal Wear
  
• Express Athletics
• Glassworks-Kim Currin Gallery
• Hardwick & Company
• Haskell Interiors
• Hyderhangout
• Joe Rodgers Office Supply
• Meagher & Meagher Furniture
• Museum Center Store
• Project Free 2 Fly
• Stamper’s Furniture
• The Red Ribbon
• The Small Town Girl Boutique
• Trailhead Bicycle Company
• Village Green Towne Center
• Vintage Sisters

Restaurants & Dining Options

• 5 Point Cafe
• Café Roma
• Catch Bar & Grill
• Cobblestone Grille
• Bald Headed Bistro
• BBQ Shack (below The Red Ribbon)
• Gardener’s Market
• GDaddy's BBQ
• Gemelli's Pizzeria & Italian Restaurant
• Old Mill Coffee - New at Old Woolen Mill
• The Press
• The Spot
• Stack Southern Bistro - New!
• CBC Cleveland
• Mash & Hops

MainStreet Cleveland Property Enhancement Grants Announced!

2018 Downtown Cleveland Events

MainStreet Cruise-In - The 4th Saturday of each month, April - October- 1 to 6 p.m.

April 28		August 25
May 26		September 22
June 23		October 27
July 28

Downtown Farmer's Market - June, 2018
Thursdays from 3-6 p.m. at the Old Wollen Mill

Cleveland Apple Festival - October 2018
Visit clevelandapplefestival.org for more information

Halloween Block Party - October 31, 2018

A Classic Christmas in Cleveland - Dec. 2018
Tree Lighting & Carols in the City – Friday, Nov. 30, Christmas Parade – Saturday, Dec. 1

MainStreet Cruise-In
Join us during the 2018 Cruise-In season. This year it celebrates the 17th anniversary of this monthly event held around the Courthouse Square. The very popular car show attracts an average of more than 500 classic cars and special interest vehicles to our downtown.

Fourth Saturday of Each Month, April - October from 1 to 6 p.m. One of the best cruise-ins around. Held in downtown Cleveland, Tennessee around the courthouse. There is no entry fee to exhibit a vehicle or attend the cruise-in and it is open to all vehicles – antique, classic, muscle, street rods, and special interest.

Contact Randy Howard (423-421-6356) or visit the Cruise-In website for more information.

The Museum Center at 5ive Points tells the story of the Ocoee Region through dynamic exhibits, creative programming, and local arts and crafts available for purchase in our Museum Store that feature local artists within a 150-mile radius. Our temporary gallery features rotating exhibits that highlight regional and national treasures while our permanent exhibit tells the story of Cleveland and Bradley County. We engage visitors of all ages through classes, lectures, camps, and demonstrations throughout the year. Visit www.museumcenter.org to find out more.