$10 for a Family Pack of Tickets to the Cleveland Garlic- Festival on September 10 or 11 ($20 Value)
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- Admits 2 adults & 3 children for 1 day
- Live music & fresh produce
- Local food vendors
Neanderthals founded the local food movement because of the high-energy costs of transporting mammoth meat on the backs of actual mammoths. Nibble on the Tree of Knowledge with today's Groupon: for $10, you get a family pack of one-day tickets to the Cleveland Garlic Festival at the Shaker Square festival grounds (a $20 value). The family pack admits two adults (a $7 value each) and three children ages 3–12 (a $2 value each) on Saturday, September 10 or Sunday, September 11.
The second annual Cleveland Garlic Festival, sponsored by the North Union Farmers Market, celebrates local farms and food artisans with a full schedule of culinary events. On both days, a garlic cook-off pits eight Cleveland chefs against one another in a race to impress distinguished culinary judges such as Plain Dealer food critic, Joe Crea, Sergio's restaurant proprietor, Sergio Abramof, and a sentient wheel of limburger cheese. Live music from local jazz, roots, and bluegrass bands engulfs fest-goers as they nibble on fresh fruits and vegetables, baked goods, and wine supplied by local vendors and one confused Martian.
- Admits 2 adults & 3 children for 1 day
- Live music & fresh produce
- Local food vendors
Neanderthals founded the local food movement because of the high-energy costs of transporting mammoth meat on the backs of actual mammoths. Nibble on the Tree of Knowledge with today's Groupon: for $10, you get a family pack of one-day tickets to the Cleveland Garlic Festival at the Shaker Square festival grounds (a $20 value). The family pack admits two adults (a $7 value each) and three children ages 3–12 (a $2 value each) on Saturday, September 10 or Sunday, September 11.
The second annual Cleveland Garlic Festival, sponsored by the North Union Farmers Market, celebrates local farms and food artisans with a full schedule of culinary events. On both days, a garlic cook-off pits eight Cleveland chefs against one another in a race to impress distinguished culinary judges such as Plain Dealer food critic, Joe Crea, Sergio's restaurant proprietor, Sergio Abramof, and a sentient wheel of limburger cheese. Live music from local jazz, roots, and bluegrass bands engulfs fest-goers as they nibble on fresh fruits and vegetables, baked goods, and wine supplied by local vendors and one confused Martian.
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About Cleveland Garlic Festival
The North Union Farmers Market began in 1995 as a small market—back then, more than 500 hungry customers shopped the stalls of only six local farmers. Today, the market coordinates eight certified-producer farmers’ markets around Cleveland, allowing farmers to sell their products—from fresh, seasonal produce to meat, syrup, eggs, and dairy—directly to residents. The planet-friendly concept reduces the energy used for transportation and maximizes the freshness of the food.