Cleveland Garlic Festival: Cleveland Event Venue Guide

You go to certain festivals and they sometimes do not have much of what they are celebrating. This festival was different. There was garlic at every turn. There must have been about a dozen farms selling their garlic, and not just one variety, but multiple types of garlic to choose from. Next, the food. Many of the vendors have incorporated garlic into their offerings. We tried the garlic spring rolls and garlic bites. We even had some garlic ice cream! Lots of food vendors and quite a variety of food styles. You can also purchase beer at the beer truck. Cost was $10, but being seniors, we got in at $5 apiece. This review was written 4 hours after we returned home and I'm still tasting the garlic!

Been here since the start. What a wonderful festival to be a part of. The people and vendors always show out for this one! Over 30 kinds of hardneck garlic varieties plus oils, vinegars, pickles, olives, spices and sooo much more!! The food options are tremendous. if you are a Chef, this is the place to be!!! Great summer event put on by North Union Farmers Market every year.

Tons of fun Lots for kids to do! Teresa who did the face paints was very patient and kind. The man who did the balloon animals was incredibly talented and kind to my daughter who was having a tizzy right as we got to the end of the line.

Actually fascinating to actually have a whole festival dedicated to garlic. All kinds of music vendors and garlic. A lot of knowledgeable vendors eager to share their knowledge and wares about garlic. I learn something every time I go.

This is our second year attending. Always something interesting to purchase this year. It's a blueberry habanero sauce that can be used as a barbecue sauce and a haban-year-old honey that could be good on shrimp and chicken. Both can be used to make things like dressings and dips. The habanero honey dip was mixed with roasted garlic and cream cheese to make it really delicious. Dip