Cleveland Burger Week | July 11-17, 2022

Cuyahoga County Public Library- Warrensville Heights

4415 Northfield Road Warrensville Heights, Ohio 44128

Eastern Suburbs

Hours: 9:00-9:00 Monday - Thursday 9:00-5:30 Friday and Saturday 1-5:00 Sunday

General

Map

Past Events

The First Lady's & First Gentlemen Society Recruitment Call

Sat., Dec. 3, 1:30-5:30 p.m. 2016
Fresh Friday

Fri., July 31, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. 2015

Nearby

Cuyahoga County Public Library-Warrensville Heights

0.15 miles
Warrensville Public Library

0.19 miles
Mount Zion Community Development Center

0.29 miles
Mt. Zion Fellowship Church

0.29 miles
Warrensville Heights High School

0.32 miles

Update This Location

Events

or

Browse all Film Times

Submit an Event

Newsletters

Join Cleveland Scene Newsletters

Subscribe now to get the latest news delivered right to your inbox.

Slideshows

Photos From FELOH's Crown Day Beauty Experience at Garden of Eden

For Everyone's Love of Hair & Beauty or FELOH, held a celebration in honor of the CROWN Act — the law that…

By Emanuel Wallace

Jul 3, 2022

Photos From FELOH's Crown Day Beauty Experience at Garden of Eden

All The New Restaurants That Have Opened in Cleveland So Far This Year

Cleveland has said goodbye to plenty of restaurants during the pandemic years, but it's also said hello to a healthy batch of…

By Brett Zelman

Jul 1, 2022

House of Creole
668 Euclid Ave., Cleveland

Jeffrey Miskiri, owner of a Washington D.C.-based restaurant group with multiple concepts with names like Po Boy Jim, Creole on 14th, Suga & Spice and Miss Toya's Creole House, recently opened House of Creole in the former Sixth City Sailor’s Club and Hodge’s space downtown. Since opening, House of Creole has been dishing up Big Easy-style starters like fried green tomatoes, crab cakes and deviled eggs with shrimp. For the main event there will be fried fish po' boys, seafood etouffee, Cajun shrimp and grits and jambalaya loaded with shrimp, chicken, sausage and rice.

All the Cleveland Restaurants That Have Closed Since the Pandemic Began

Unfortunately, the last two-plus years has been a rough period for the restaurant industry. From social distancing and people not eating out…

By Brett Zelman

Jul 1, 2022

Lola
2058 East Fourth St., Cleveland

Lola was the restaurant that started East Fourth as a dining destination. Michael Symon’s flagship restaurant shut down in November of 2020 after 24 years in business. Symon famously relocated Lola from Tremont to E. Fourth Street in 2006, doing for that neighborhood what he and his wife Liz did for Tremont, which is to say transform it into the epicenter of Cleveland dining and entertainment.

20 Essential Cleveland Hot Dog Joints

Hot dogs! We've got your hot dogs here! There are plenty of great spots to get a dog around Northeast Ohio summer…

By Brett Zelman

Jul 1, 2022

Scooter’s Dawg House

9600 Blackbrook Rd., Mentor

Scooter’s World Famous Dawg House has fed hungry Lake County beachgoers for over two decades. The seasonal shop is only open from the middle of March to the middle of September, but they manage to squeeze a full year of business into half a year's time. The top-selling Chicago Dawg is dragged through the garden and topped with mustard, tomato, dill pickle, relish, onion and celery salt.