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Food to sustain.
Art to inspire.
Community to share it with.

Local products sold by local people.

Person in black leather jacket placing order at a food truck with a sign that reads 'SQUISH THE BEEF' and illustrations of a hot dog and burger. The food truck has yellow string lights on its curved transparent roof.

Vendors make the market and at OBFM we work hard to build relationships with local vendors you can grow to love and share a first name basis with. Our vendors’ products are produced or grown with an “as local as absolutely possible” approach - in 2024 three of our four vendors to provide fresh produce will grow their crop within five miles of our market location!

Live music, art demonstrations, and creative activities.

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It’s an exciting new year @ OBFM! Thanks to the generous grant support from organizations like Cuyahoga Arts & Culture, we have the funds to support weekly live music and art demonstrations. Dive into our calendar to learn more!

A market for every corner of our neighborhood.

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Old Brooklyn is Cleveland’s largest neighborhood in both square miles and population. Ask any of the over 30,000 residents here what part of the neighborhood they’re in and you’ll get names like South Hills, Brookside, South Brooklyn, Brighton, Broadview Bend, and more. For 12 weeks every summer, Old Brooklyn brings all those corners of the neighborhood together to celebrate food, creativity, and each other!

Old Brooklyn Farmers Market and City Fresh are teaming up! In 2026, City Fresh CSA shareholders can pick up their orders at the market while they shop other locally produced foods!


2026 Market Events & Projects

Check back soon for the 2026 market applications!

OBFM Opportunities

Display of organic cherry tomatoes and green peppers at a farmer's market stand with a sign that reads 'Cherries $5' and bags of greens in the background.
A woman working on a pottery wheel outdoors, shaping clay with her hands, wearing a green apron over a beige shirt, with a towel draped over her lap, and various pottery tools and supplies on a table nearby.
A woman performing music on an outdoor stage with a guitar, microphone, and music stand, under a white canopy with a background of a brick building.
Two smiling individuals standing behind beverage coolers branded with Schnitz Ale Brewery, sponsored by Schnitz Ale Brewery, Ohio brewed, German inspired, under a canopy with a mural in the background.
A woman with blonde hair and glasses hands a small prize to a young girl with curly blonde hair at an outdoor booth under a canopy. The booth has informational posters and is covered with a leopard-print cloth, with a grassy yard and house in the background.

FAQs

  • OBFM encourages all of our market visitors to walk, bike, or take transit to the market. However, we know many of our visitors will need to drive. Parking can be found at the Metro Health parking garage across the street on Pearl Rd. This location is a quick 1 minute walk to the market entrance on Stanford Ave.

  • Yes! Old Brooklyn market vendors are able to accept a wide variety of food payment methods found in the Cleveland area. WIC, WIC Perks SNAP, Produce Perks, TANF, Senior Nutrition Program, and Produce RX Program. Vendors are also able to accept cash and card!

  • Yes! OBFM provides a matching amount of Produce Perks up to $25 per visit.

  • Fill out our vendor application at this link. If you're interested but have question about the market, reach out to our market manager, Alyssa Mills. She will be glad chat with you about the market! obfm@oldbrooklyn.com

Still have questions? Contact the Old Brooklyn Farmer Market Manager via email - obfm@oldbrooklyn.com

Market Calendar

Check back soon for updated market calendar details or sign up for our newsletter to be notified when the calendar has been published!

2025 Sponsors & Grant Partners

  • Logo for Cuyahoga Arts & Culture featuring a stylized crown with blue and green circles, with text 'cuyahoga arts & culture' and 'strengthening community'.

    Cuyahoga Arts & Culture

    Arts Grant

    Learn more here.

  • The logo for The McGregor Foundation, featuring elegant green and brown text on a white background.

    The McGregor Foundation

    Senior Wellness and Entertainment

    Learn more here.

  • Logo for Schneitz Ale Brewery featuring a red deer head with antlers and a wheat stalk, with the brewery's name in stylized black and gold lettering.

    Schnitz Ale House

    Beer Garden Sponsor

    Learn more here.

A logo for Farmers Market in Old Brooklyn featuring a large yellow citrus fruit with a patterned interior, surrounded by yellow lines resembling sun rays, with the words 'Farmers Market' in stylized letters and 'Old Brooklyn' underneath.