The following is a report from Cleveland.com.
Cleveland, Ohio’s 48th annual Progressive RV Supershow is set for five days in January.
The show is set for its final appearance at the International Exposition Center from Wednesday to Sunday, Jan. 7-11. Organizers said a new location will be announced soon. RV dealers will be touting more than 450 new 2026 recreational vehicles.
The show, produced by the nonprofit Great Lakes Recreational Vehicle Association, is geared for all – seasoned RVers or novices mulling life with RVs.
This year’s show will celebrate the history of the I-X Center, organizers said. The future tenant’s identity and the center’s closure date have not been revealed.
The show features a variety of amenities:
- Cleveland’s Jeff and Patti Kinzbach will share stories and tips from their time living in an RV and traveling across the United States. The couple had an entertaining podcast on their travels published on cleveland.com.
- A vendor area will have the latest gadgets, supplies and campground information.
- Live daily musical performances.
Location: One I-X Center Drive
Dates:
- Noon to 9 p.m. Wednesday to Friday, Jan. 7-9.
- 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 10.
- 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 11.
Admission:
Online: $16.74 (increases to $19.83 on Jan. 7).
Box office: $19.83 with fees. No fees with cash at the box office.
Ages 12 and under: Free.
Note: Check the website for discount days.
Donation: Bring a new or gently used book for the Cleveland Kids’ Book Bank and receive an additional $2 off.
