City Fresh Coventry CSA Fresh Produce
5:00 - 7:00 pm
Coventry Library (corner Euclid Hts Blvd/Coventry)Farm Subscription Program-Financial Assistance Available
Online access to info/orderform, or call: 330-221-4027. Oberlin, Ohio. Tuesdays for 20 weeks. City Fresh is a uniquely accessible Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program that seeks to address the limited access to fresh, local produce in our cities while providing more stable markets for local farmers. Our primary focus is to get as much healthy produce onto the kitchen tables of the most possible people regardless of income.Weekly members pay at least one week in advance for either a Single Share ($15.00, or $9.00 for limited income) or a Family Share ($28.00, or $16.00 for limited income). We use the WIC Income Guidelines to determine eligibility for the limited income share option. While we strongly encourage our members to pay for multiple weeks at a time, you may choose to pay on a week-to-week basis without additional fees. http://gotthenac.org/city-fresh
Online access to info/orderform, or call: 330-221-4027. Oberlin, Ohio. Tuesdays for 20 weeks. City Fresh is a uniquely accessible Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program that seeks to address the limited access to fresh, local produce in our cities while providing more stable markets for local farmers. Our primary focus is to get as much healthy produce onto the kitchen tables of the most possible people regardless of income.Weekly members pay at least one week in advance for either a Single Share ($15.00, or $9.00 for limited income) or a Family Share ($28.00, or $16.00 for limited income). We use the WIC Income Guidelines to determine eligibility for the limited income share option. While we strongly encourage our members to pay for multiple weeks at a time, you may choose to pay on a week-to-week basis without additional fees. http://gotthenac.org/city-fresh
Wednesday, June 12
Free Wheelin' Wednesday Bike Ride
6:30 pm
Free
Meet @ Coventry Peace Arch, 6:30 p.m.
Corner of Euclid Heights Boulevard & Coventry Rd, Cleveland Heights
June 12: Little Free Library - see the three small book houses mounted on poles in the Fairfax, Canterbury and Noble neighborhood, led by Sarah O'Keefe. All rides are finished by dusk. Please wear a helmet. Wednesdays, through August. Calendar here
Corner of Euclid Heights Boulevard & Coventry Rd, Cleveland Heights
June 12: Little Free Library - see the three small book houses mounted on poles in the Fairfax, Canterbury and Noble neighborhood, led by Sarah O'Keefe. All rides are finished by dusk. Please wear a helmet. Wednesdays, through August. Calendar here
Friday, June 14
NEW Cleveland Heights Community Farmers Market
Bethleham Lutheran Church
3:00 - 7:00 pm
Bethlehem Lutheran Church, 3740 Mayfield Road, Cleveland Heights (Just east of Severance Town Center)
A new farmers market, growing from the ground up! VENDOR OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE: Any craftsmen or other vendors who may be interested in selling at the market should contact Debra Kates at 440-263-1792 or plantcomp@aol.com Farm Fresh Produce, Bee Products, Maple Products, hand crafted jewelry, crafts, Amish Cheese, Fresh Baked Goods, Natural Soap Products, annuals and perennials, herbs and spices, community groups, recipes, organic farm produce.
Saturday, June 15
Shaker Square Outdoor Farm Market
8:00 am - Noon
Our internationally diverse market grows bigger and better every year. It’s a gathering place for families, foodies, farmers, artists, seniors, chefs – anyone who appreciates local food and products. Free parking is available on the north side of Shaker Square behind the building that houses Dewey's Coffee. Meter parking is available all around Shaker Square. www.northunionfarmersmarket.
Saturday, June 15
Coit Road Farmers Market
8:00 am - 1:00 pm
15000 Woodworth Avenue Cleveland
Coit Road Farmers Market: Saturdays 8:00 am – 1:00 pm, all year & Wednesdays 8: 00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m., April – November.http://www.
Shaker Square Outdoor Farm Market
8:00 am - Noon
Our internationally diverse market grows bigger and better every year. It’s a gathering place for families, foodies, farmers, artists, seniors, chefs – anyone who appreciates local food and products. Free parking is available on the north side of Shaker Square behind the building that houses Dewey's Coffee. Meter parking is available all around Shaker Square. www.northunionfarmersmarket.
Saturday, June 15
Coit Road Farmers Market
8:00 am - 1:00 pm
15000 Woodworth Avenue Cleveland
Coit Road Farmers Market: Saturdays 8:00 am – 1:00 pm, all year & Wednesdays 8: 00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m., April – November.http://www.
Saturday, June 15
Holistic Moms SummerSwap
10 am - Noon
St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 2747 Fairmount Blvd.Cleveland Heights, OH
Has spring cleaning left you with mounds and piles? Or are you putting it off just to *avoid* the piles?Dig into your kids' closets, then join us to trade in/trade up! Bring your children's outgrown clothes and swap threads with other families. Open to everyone...and a great time to bring a friend! The more families, the more loot to exchange. Share and invite your friends, and let us know you are coming.
OUTSIDE in the fully fenced playground area, if weather permits, but the swap will take place rain or shine.
FEATURED EVENT
Saturday, June 15
Cleveland Heights Tour de Coop
1-3pm and 3-5pm
Free
On Saturday, June 15, members of the recently launched Cleveland Heights Chicken Keepers group will hold the first annual Cleveland Heights Tour de Coop. About 10 households are participating on the tour, opening up their yards and chicken coops to other chicken keepers and the just-plain chicken-curious. In addition to showing off their hens and coops, participants at each stop will discuss various aspects of keeping chickens and answer general questions. The tour is split into two times frames, with half the coops open from 1 to 3 p.m. and the other half open from 3 to 5 p.m. Although there is no particular order, two homes are designated as "first stops" for each tour group and will have a supply of maps for the rest of the homes in that group. For more information please visit http://heights-chickeneers.com
On Saturday, June 15, members of the recently launched Cleveland Heights Chicken Keepers group will hold the first annual Cleveland Heights Tour de Coop. About 10 households are participating on the tour, opening up their yards and chicken coops to other chicken keepers and the just-plain chicken-curious. In addition to showing off their hens and coops, participants at each stop will discuss various aspects of keeping chickens and answer general questions. The tour is split into two times frames, with half the coops open from 1 to 3 p.m. and the other half open from 3 to 5 p.m. Although there is no particular order, two homes are designated as "first stops" for each tour group and will have a supply of maps for the rest of the homes in that group. For more information please visit http://heights-chickeneers.com
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NEWS
Heights Library Book Bike-Volunteers Needed
Experienced cyclists needed as volunteers to ride Book Bike to community events. Please contact Sam Lapides to train as a volunteer. slapides@heightslibrary.org
NOACA Seeks Feedback on Bike Plan
The Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordiating Agency (NOACA) is updating the bikeway plan and are seeking public feedback. This plan will guide future federal investments in bike facilities across Northeast Ohio. Feedback is needed to ensure the Regional Bike Plan is prioritizing bike routes and programs that will make our region more bicycle friendly. Comments and feedback can be emailed to Publicinvo@noaca.mpo.org.
The Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordiating Agency (NOACA) is updating the bikeway plan and are seeking public feedback. This plan will guide future federal investments in bike facilities across Northeast Ohio. Feedback is needed to ensure the Regional Bike Plan is prioritizing bike routes and programs that will make our region more bicycle friendly. Comments and feedback can be emailed to Publicinvo@noaca.mpo.org.
