Lee-Harvard

Lee-Harvard is a lively and historic Cleveland neighborhood known as the “suburb in the city,” that offers a unique blend of local culture, shops, dining, and rich civic history.

legacy of community and commerce

Experience the Lee Harvard Shopping Center, founded in 1949 as the pioneering African-American-owned and managed shopping center in the United States. Home to Dave’s local grocer, Angie’s Soul Food, and Huntington Bank, it continues to be a vibrant cornerstone of the neighborhood, fostering civic involvement and celebrating its rich heritage.

neighborhood staple: Doc’s on harvard

Step into Doc’s on Harvard and you step into history—a place where fine dining meets community pride. The building that once served the neighborhood for decades as a dentist’s office, now serves delicious dishes! Explore Lee-Harvard’s sit-down restaurant and experience food that is crafted with love at a restaurant that is full of heart and soul.

lifelong learning and connection

Explore Lee-Harvard’s Cleveland Public Library, affectionately known as the “People’s University,” offering free wifi, printing, faxing, and 24 public computers. Conveniently located next to the Lee Harvard Plaza since 1953, it enriches the community with educational programs for youth and adults, fostering a culture of lifelong learning.

an outdoor oasis in Lee-harvard

Nestled at the south end of Lee-Harvard, Kerruish Park offers a peaceful retreat from city life with its lush greenery and sports facilities. Whether you are looking for a quick pickup game or a leisurely afternoon stroll, explore Kerruish Park for all of your outdoor fun.

Discover Lee-Harvard Events

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Get in touch with the CDC

The mission of the Harvard Community Services Center (HCSC) is to improve the quality of life and social functioning of residents in the Lee-Harvard, Miles, and Seville areas. Their endeavor is to provide a place where the community can engage in positive leisure, cultural and educational experiences that uplift the residents of the Lee-Harvard, Miles and Seville.