Beachland Ballroom

The venue is at 15711 Waterloo Rd. in Cleveland, Ohio 44110, with the official website listing the same address and phone number. Destination Cleveland identifies it as Beachland Ballroom & Tavern and notes it as a location in Cleveland’s east-side entertainment scene. The site’s official visitor information also lists the venue as open seven days a week, though hours vary by day and should be checked before a visit.

For planning, the venue’s listed official parking and access details include on-site parking, accessible parking spaces, bus parking, and a level or ramp entrance into the building.

Beachland operates with two performance spaces: the smaller Tavern stage and the larger Ballroom stage. The venue’s own about page describes the Tavern as intimate and the Ballroom as the larger room, with an unobstructed view in the Ballroom and a more compact feel in the Tavern.

The room setup matters because events are not interchangeable across the venue. Some listings appear in the Ballroom, some in the Tavern, and the website also posts event-specific show times and room assignments for upcoming performances. For example, the current schedule includes Eddie And The Getaway in the Ballroom and Lee Emi in the Tavern, which shows how the venue uses both spaces independently.

Beachland says it has a full kitchen with homemade and locally sourced menu items, and the Cleveland visitor listing confirms an on-site restaurant, full bar, and specialty menu options that include gluten-free, vegetarian, and vegan choices. The venue also notes a vintage shop called This Way Out in the basement, located off the lobby, which is open during select daytime hours and during many evening shows.

The venue’s about page also mentions an extensive beer selection and a patio that is available during Tavern shows in the evening and during Sunday brunch. The Cleveland listing adds that outdoor seating is available and that meals served include brunch, lunch, happy hour, and dinner. Because these details are tied to the venue’s restaurant operation, they may not apply to every event in the same way.

Beachland says tickets can be purchased online, by phone, in person at the venue, or through selected local ticket outlets.

The official accessibility page provides the venue’s contact details for assistance and says guests can request accommodations by emailing marketing@beachlandballroom.com or calling during office hours.

For physical access, the Cleveland listing verifies ADA compliance, accessible parking spaces, and a level or ramp entrance.

Beachland’s accessibility contact information is the venue’s main published channel for accommodation requests. The office hours listed on the site are Monday through Friday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., and the phone number is 216.383.1124.

The current schedule shows a mix of Ballroom and Tavern bookings, with the room assignment attached to each event. That room-specific labeling is the best guide for first-time visitors because it determines which space you will enter for a given show.

Beachland also hosts special and community-oriented programming alongside concerts, including brunch and flea market style events mentioned on the venue’s about page.

Beachland opened on March 2, 2000, after owners Cindy Barber and Mark Leddy transformed the old Croatian Liberty Hall into a live music venue. The about page says they preserved original details and the building’s vintage feel while creating a space that could host a range of shows under one roof.

The venue describes itself as independently owned and operated since 2000, and its history page connects it to the Waterloo Arts District’s development. For visitors, that means Beachland functions both as a concert club and as a neighborhood anchor with restaurant and retail components built into the same property.