Cleveland Convention and Exhibition Center is located in Cleveland City, the United States. It has a multi-functional conference room, Huntington Convention Center, banquet hall and three exhibition halls to create a full atmosphere for various events.

Cleveland Convention and Exhibition Center (also known as the public hall) is a multi-purpose building integrating performing arts, entertainment, sports, and exposition. It is located in the central area of Cleveland, Ohio. It includes an auditorium with a capacity of 10000 people and the second stage of Construction: a concert hall with a capacity of 3000 people. The construction of Cleveland Convention and Exhibition Center in the United States was not started in the first World War until 1920, and it was not completed until 1922. Walker, designed by urban architects J. Harold McDowell and frank walker, plans the building in a neoclassical style. The cornerstone of the auditorium was laid on October 20, 1920, and the completed building was dedicated on April 15, 1922. It belonged to the largest conference hall in the United States at that time. In 1927, the concert hall was added to the south end of the auditorium, which covers an area of 300 feet 215 feet (91 meters 66 meters) and 80 feet (24 meters) high.