Beachland Tavern and Ballroom Cleveland - A unique concert venue and restaurant

Taking over the space previously held by the Croatian Liberty Home in 2002, the Beachland Tavern and Ballroom brings Cleveland a new, unusual space in which to get its concert fix. The venue features a variety of acts in both its ballroom and tavern spaces.

Beachland Tavern and Ballroom History

The Beachland Tavern and Ballroom got its start back in 1950, when it was built to house its original occupant, the Croatian Liberty Home. Then an ethnic hall and a hotbed of social and political activity, everything changed when Mark Leddy and Cindy Barber bought the space and turned it into its modern day iteration as a unique music club in 2000. Ever since, it has served the Cleveland area in its role as a concert venue unlike any other. With this business expansion, Beachland Tavern and Ballroom has played a key role in revitalizing the Beachland neighborhood over the past several years.

Beachland Tavern and Ballroom Events

The Beachland Tavern and Ballroom primarily hosts musical guests. Its two concert spaces of varying sizes mean that the venue is able to host both large traveling acts as well as smaller acts and local performers.

Beachland Tavern and Ballroom Seating Layout

Cleveland, Ohio

When your show lets out at the Beachland Tavern and Ballroom, make your way out to explore the rest of this city on the shores of Lake Erie. Sometimes known as the Rock 'n' Roll Capital, Cleveland is home to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. You'll also find lots to look at in the Cleveland Museum of Art or the West Side Market, a massive artisan's and farmers market featuring an eclectic variety of food and goods.

Trivia

Opening day act Samantha Schartman was a friend of Mark Leddy and was offered the opportunity to perform after helping him scrub the cigarette smoke-stained walls of the former Croatian Liberty Home in preparation for the club's opening.