What Is It?
After moving indoors for the winter season, the North Union Farmers Market presented by Westland Heating, Air Conditioning & Plumbing will reopen its outdoor market tomorrow Saturday, April 2nd. Same as last year, the vendor stands will be located at the corner of Crocker Road and Detroit Road in front of Fidelity Investments in The Promenade.
The North Union Farmers Market has been a staple of Crocker Park for going on 17 years, continually offering fresh produce, meats, cheeses, baked goods and more with the continued goal of supporting our local communities and farmers. The market will operate normal business hours on Saturdays, 9am-1pm, through December.
This season you will find products, produce, and more from the following local farms: Black River Farmstead, Bluebird Meadows, E’s Bees Apiary, Grainman, Hansen’s Greenhouse, Martha’s Farm, Nature’s Garden, Red
Wagon Farm, The Stemshire Flower Farm, Tea Hills Farm, Valley City Fungi, Weaver’s Truck Patch, & Woolf Farms.
We will also host live music from local musicians, just to name a few that you will catch on-site: Brent Kirby, Ray Flanagan, Baker’s Basement, & Cat’s on Holiday.
When Is It?
Tomorrow | Saturday, April 2nd | 9am-1pm
Where Is It?
Crocker Park | Corner of Crocker Rd & Detroit Rd, Westlake, OH 44145
Media Opportunities
Photos and videos of market and vendors
CONTACT: Stacie Schmidt
702.283.2174 | [email protected]
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