Community-Supported Agriculture
Ohio City Farm
The Ohio City Farm CSA offers members prepaid shares of fresh, locally grown produce, with weekly or seasonal options, supporting sustainable agriculture and providing ongoing resources and community engagement throughout the year.
City Fresh
City Fresh is a farm box program working to increase food access in Northeast Ohio while building community and supporting local farmers. Shares come in single and family sizes, with flexible pricing and SNAP/EBT accepted.
Food Depot to Health
Food Depot to Health helps individuals and families connect food, wellness, and community. Purchase plants to grow your own produce or order a 4-week CSA share.
Incentive Programs
Vouchers, Coupons, and Cash Incentives
Produce Perks
Produce Perks doubles SNAP/EBT dollars—up to $25 at farmers’ markets and $15 at grocery stores—for fruits and vegetables, with no sign-up required.
Family Fruit & Vegetable Coupons
The Family Fruit & Vegetable Coupon Program provides eligible Ohio families with $140 in coupons to purchase fruits and vegetables at participating locations.
Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program
The SFMNP offers low-income seniors financial support to buy eligible, locally grown produce at farmers markets, farm stands, and similar venues.
North Union Farmers' Markets
Food for All: North Union Farmers Market proudly accepts and matches (up to $25) SNAP at all market locations. SNAP recipients may bring their Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) cards to the farmers market information table for service. Summer Access Programs also include WIC (Women, Infants, and Children) Coupons, Senior Farmers Market Coupons, TANF Coupons, and more!
Saturdays: 9am – 1pm, April to November
Crocker Park in Westlake – 1800 Crocker Rd
Crocker Park Indoor Winter Market
Saturdays: 9am – 1pm, December to March
9 Main St, Westlake (formerly Bar Louie)
Van Aken District Outdoor Market
Thursdays: 4pm – 7pm, June to September
Parking lot near Van Aken Market Hall – 3441 Tuttle Rd
Wednesdays: 10:30am – 1:30 pm, June to October
Crile Mall – E 100th St between Carnegie and Euclid
Sundays: 9am – 12pm, June to October
Legacy Village in the parking lot next to The Capital Grille – 25389 Cedar Rd
Thursdays: 10:30am – 1:30 pm, June to October
UH Cleveland Medical Center at Lakeside – 2074 Adelbert Rd
Other Markets, Farm Stands, and Urban Growers
Mondays and Thursdays: 3pm – 7pm and Saturdays: 12pm – 4pm, May to October
Thursdays: 3pm – 5pm, November to April
9600 Madison Ave
Forest City Food Collective Online Local Food Marketplace
Forest City Food Collective is a nonprofit regional food distributor that brings small farms and food producers together to create a reliable food system where everyone can thrive.
Thursdays: 5pm – 8pm, July to September,
Oak Park Ave & West 30th St
Old Brooklyn market vendors can accept a wide variety of incentive payment methods found in the Cleveland area. WIC, WIC Perks, SNAP, Produce Perks, TANF, Senior Nutrition Program, and Produce Rx Program.
Building food access and sustainability in Brooklyn Centre, where fresh produce is grown by and for the community. Over the past five years, they’ve served as a hub for connection and growth, hosting Saturday service days, Garden Grubs community meals, Brooklyn Centre Neighborhood Meetings, youth literacy initiatives, movie nights, and more.
Rid-All Green Partnership & Farmer Jones Indoor Market
Monday: 12-6pm
Tuesday-Friday: 9am – 6pm
Saturday: 8am – 6pm
Sunday: 9am – 3pm
16701 Broadway Ave, Maple Heights
Kamm’s Corners Farmers’ Market
Sundays, 10am – 1pm, June to October, at 16906 Albers Ave
SNAP and Produce Perks are offered at the Information Tent every Sunday the market is open.
WIC offices will be at select dates throughout the season, distributing coupon books worth $30 and small kitchen tools to WIC families.
Buckeye Health Plan clients can spend their Buckeye Fresh! Dollars at KCFM. For more information about this program, click here!
Tuesday-Saturday: 8am – 5pm
12550 Euclid Ave, East Cleveland
An innovative and non-traditional marketplace-café addressing the lack of community wealth as the root cause of food insecurity. Led by Chef Ismail Samad, co-founder of Loiter, this marketplace features local foods and products from East Cleveland culinarians, creatives, and farmers, building the foundation for establishing a resilient, community-owned supply chain.
Saturdays: 8am – 1pm, year-round Tuesdays: 5pm – 8pm, July to Sept
15000 Woodworth Rd, East Cleveland
The Coit Road Farmers’ Market has been an anchor on Cleveland’s east side since 1932, with a mission of providing access to affordable, locally grown farm-fresh products to the residents of Greater Cleveland.
Using EBT Ohio Direction Card (SNAP) and Coupons at the Coit Road Market
Saturday: 11am – 3pm, May to August
SNAP/EBT accepted + Produce Perks
Tuesdays: 4pm – 7pm, May to October
Lincoln Park – 1200 Starkweather Avenue
Vulnerable populations can shop early from 3:30 – 4 p.m.
SNAP/EBT accepted, and Produce Perks are available with up to a $25 match.
Follow on Instagram @TremontFarmersMarket to stay up to date each week.
Lakewood Earth & Food Community Farmers’ Market
Thursdays: 5:30 – 7:30, June to October
Lakewood Public Library – 15425 Detroit Ave
Lakewood Earth and Food Community is dedicated to the development of a more sustainable, healthful, and economically viable community through environmentally responsible actions producing broad access to fresh, local foods, knowledge, and culture.
