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North Olmsted, Ohio
Frostville Museum Farmers Market keeps its weekly rhythm visible beyond the grounds themselves, directing shoppers to its Facebook page for current updates while the market runs Saturdays across both its outdoor and indoor seasons. The setting is equally specific: the market is held on the grounds of Frostville Museum within the Cleveland Metroparks Rocky River Reservation, at the corner of Cedar Point and Lewis Roads in North Olmsted. That combination gives the market a museum-and-park backdrop in warmer months and a Red Event Barn fallback when the calendar turns to winter.
The Frostville Museum grounds shape this market as much as the vendor mix does, placing a weekly Saturday shopping trip inside a museum site in the Rocky River Reservation rather than a parking lot or street closure. The market also operates through the full year by shifting formats: outdoor hours run from May through October, then the market moves indoors from November through April in the Red Event Barn.
Its stated focus stays tight on “fresh, local & quality” farm goods, arts, and handmade goods, which gives the market a broader local-maker identity than produce alone. The site also includes an accessibility and inclusion commitment and uses an ADA compliance plugin, signaling attention to how visitors use the market’s online information as well as the market itself.
The market describes its mix in three lanes: farm goods, arts, and handmade goods. Visitor notes add a little more shape, pointing to a spread that can include food staples, plants, and craft-oriented finds alongside the museum setting.
The market’s seasonal format is also part of what’s on offer: outdoor shopping runs every Saturday from May through October, while the winter market moves indoors to the Red Event Barn from November through April.
The biggest planning detail is the seasonal shift in format and time: Saturdays run 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. outdoors from May through October, then 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. indoors from November through April in the Red Event Barn. If you are navigating by location, head to 24101 Cedar Point Road at the corner of Cedar Point and Lewis Roads inside the Cleveland Metroparks Rocky River Reservation.
Dogs are welcome, which may matter if you are building the trip into a walk through the reservation. The market manager is Angie Obbish. The site also states a commitment to accessibility and inclusion and asks users to report problems through its contact form.
Family-friendly atmosphere with music, children’s activities, games, cooking demonstrations, and occasional guest speakers; dogs are welcome.
May – April
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5.0 average from 5 reviews on Google
Spent a beautiful morning with my 84 year old mom searching for Trash & Treasures and goodies at the Farmers Market. We met wonderful vendors & customers. A variety of foods, plants, art, nick-knacks and what nots. Loved the alpacas. Was nice to meet one in person. Lol. Only 2 of the museum buildings were open due to Covid. But each had great items to choose from. Love this place and will come back again!
We're always looking for local Farmers Markets as we travel East this summer. The Frostville Farmers'Market is marvelous. A variety of Beautiful fresh, local veggies, granolas, perogies, salsas & the Eggs! A fine venue with a museum, live music, friendly folks & pooches. Easy parking. Even for our 30' motorhome! Check it out!
Love this Farmer's market and CANNOT wait until the other vendors are there after May 1st!!!!! Just bought strawberry jalapeño jelly, cajun chicken patties, pure maple syrup, local honey, oregano, pesto hummus and pita chips. I'm a happy girl!!!
Love coming to this place on Saturdays for their Farmers Market! They have so many goodies from locally made sauces, to local veggies, all the way to homemade cupcakes! A must see if you love farmers markets.
Frostville is one of my favorite places to go! The farmers market is my main draw. Meeting people and making friends there as well as buying local grown food is amazing and something no one should miss out on! The vendors are very very kind people who grow and make their product locally here! That makes me very happy to go and buy from this market. I really recommend taking a trip to see what's up, you're going to have a great time!
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