About TENK

Originally built in the late 1800's and expanded twice in the early 1900's, Tenk West Bank is an industrial warehouse complex that was partially converted into a unique Cleveland event venue in 2017. Now home to not only the event venue, Tenk houses a church, prayer room, storage and a golf simulator bar.

Starting its life as the Eclipse Iron Works foundry in the 1870's, Tenk changed names and hands several times over the years, existing for many decades as the Bruce-MacBeth Engine Co. (manufacturer of steam and gas engines). Most recently, the building housed the Tenk Machine & Tool Co. until the 2000's, when the building stood empty before being purchased a few years later.

Now operated by Marigold Catering + Events, Tenk West Bank, the venue, encompasses two distinct event spaces. The main space, North Bay, can accommodate up to 350 guests for a seated reception, 250 for a wedding ceremony and up to 800 for a standing style event. The Atrium, a smaller side room, can accommodate up to 100 guests for a seated reception, cocktail hour or smaller wedding ceremonies. Unique features include no obstructions or pillars in North Bay, giving guests a clear view of each event. Plus the venue is very "industrial chic," boasting tons of exposed brick, original wood ceiling beams and trusses, 25 foot high ceilings and ornate metal throughout.