CLEVELAND — Rock Entertainment Group and the City of Cleveland have announced that starting in the 2024-2025 season, the Cleveland Charge will play their home games at Cleveland Public Auditorium.

What You Need To Know

  • The Cleveland Charge will play their home games at Cleveland Public Auditorium

  • The venue has a 102-year history

  • Thus multi-year agreement ensures that the Charge will remain in downtown Cleveland

The venue has a 102-year history and has hosted the Beastles, Frank Sinatra, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductions and more. 

“We are extremely excited for the new home arena of the Cleveland Charge to be at the historic Public Auditorium in the heart of downtown Cleveland,” said Mike Ostrowski, president of franchise properties (Charge and the AHL’s Cleveland Monsters) for Rock Entertainment Group. “Our move to Cleveland three years ago positioned us for what turned out to be three successful seasons at the Wolstein Center. We now look forward to our franchise’s next chapter and the continued growth of the Charge at this historic, city-owned venue. We can’t wait for next season.”

This multi-year agreement ensures that the Charge will remain in downtown Cleveland. REG has been committed to investing in downtown Cleveland through multiple projects. 

“We are thrilled to welcome the Charge and their fans to the Public Auditorium,” stated Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb. “This move underscores our commitment to leveraging incredible historic assets like Public Auditorium and bringing more people to downtown Cleveland. We look forward to a great season and a successful partnership.”

For more information about the Cleveland Charge, visit their website.