Rock & Roll Hall of Fame to Add Atrium Named for Major Donors Dee and Jimmy Haslam
The new communal space is intended for live music, educational engagement and public programming.
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame has announced a new $10 million investment from Dee and Jimmy Haslam for its expansion project, set to open this fall. The Haslam Atrium, serving as the main public entryway, features community stairs, a reception area, bar, and stunning lake views. Greg Harris, the hall's president & CEO, expressed gratitude for the Haslams' support, noting their philanthropic contributions to education, youth sports, health, human services, parks, and public spaces.
The Haslams highlighted the expanded Rock Hall's significance as a world-class cultural destination, affirming its place in Northeast Ohio. The 50,000-square-foot addition will include a multipurpose space for concerts and events, community gardens, and lakefront access, enhancing the museum's capacity for live music, education, and public programming.
The expansion continues to reinforce the Rock Hall's role as a unifying force for fans, artists, educators, students, and community members.
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