Lee-Harvard, a dynamic community often referred to as the "suburb of the city," emerged in the mid-twentieth century following WWII and holds the distinction of being Cleveland's inaugural integrated neighborhood. Presently, the Harvard Community Service Center and the City of Cleveland are partnering in the development of the Lee-Harvard Master Plan, a concerted effort to rejuvenate the community. As devoted members of this neighborhood, our primary goal is to leverage the Lee-Harvard Block Party as a platform to gather residents' aspirations for the area and foster unity through the celebration of good food, music, and enjoyment. This event is designed to instill a sense of communal pride, fortify bonds among residents, and showcase an array of activities like live music performances, local talent exhibits, food stalls, games for all ages, informative workshops, and opportunities for local businesses and organizations to showcase their products and services.

Through this engaging public event, long-standing residents and advocates of this community come together to discuss the significance of this place in their lives. The ongoing collaboration between the Harvard Community Service Center and the City of Cleveland aims to devise a comprehensive master plan for the region. This gathering offers a chance to exchange cherished memories and explore ways to ensure a sustainable future for the community.