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Cleveland Garlic Festival

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13051 Shaker Blvd

Cleveland, OH 44120

+1 (216) 751-7656

http://www.clevelandgarlicfestival.org

Fun, food & music!

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3.09 reviews

Ed D.

6/26/2025

Very nice for those who enjoy garlic is a awesome display of all things garlic. The variety of dishes and merchandise is just perfect.

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Shara B.

9/22/2011

Garlic. If you love it like we do, then you had to go to The Cleveland Garlic Festival at The North Union Farmers Market September 10-11. The festival is in its second year and is located on...

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Funglin W.

4/9/2012

For garlic lovers, you better come to this festival! Not enough people know about the Shaker Garlic Festival and omg, by luck i found out about this festival last year and decided to go last...

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W. John R.

9/11/2013

What a wonderful time! The live music was great. Cover bands, mostly, that I wasn't familiar with, but talented and easy on the ears. The food was fantastic... which is, of course, why we went! I...

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Eric C.

9/10/2012

I really disliked the use of Shaker Square for this event. First, the square is separated by RTA Rapid tracks. That means you have to exit the event, cross the tracks, and then enter the event...

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