The Market, the Rock Hall, and League Park
West Side Market still fills its 1912 hall with produce, meat, bread, spices, and prepared food from independent vendors. Great Lakes Science Center brings hands-on exhibits, a dome theater, NASA Glenn's visitor center, and a seasonal 1925 ore carrier to the Lake Erie shore. The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame puts instruments, recordings, clothes, photographs, and handwritten material behind the music.Cleveland Museum of Art surrounds a huge glass atrium with collections from around the world and keeps general admission free. Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland has no permanent collection, so the galleries change completely as new exhibitions arrive.Baseball Heritage Museum uses League Park to tell stories from the Negro Leagues, women's baseball, Latin American and Caribbean players, barnstorming teams, and Cleveland neighborhoods. Cleveland Cultural Gardens turns a long section of Rockefeller Park into a collection of community-built gardens, monuments, paths, and plantings. Admission, parking, tours, special exhibitions, and events are separate from the PopHops Pass.