Sat 5/10 @ 9AM-4PM
Cleveland’s hippest monthly market, the Cleveland Flea, is back with more craftsy and vintage vendors, more local boutique foods and beverages, and more hands-on workshops.
Taking place all day in the parking lot of Sterle’s Country House in the St. Clair-Superior neighborhood, the Flea has just launched its second season of assembling local vendors who make, find, and/or transform intriguing stuff.
The workshops, which teach people how to make their own interesting stuff, are new this year. This month, they’ll be offering one-hour workshops on perfume blending ($40) from 11am-noon and terrarium creation ($35) from 1-2pm; the cost includes perfume/a terrarium for you to take home. A 35-minute Hunt and Gather found planter workshop teaches you how to make a planter from something you bring or buy at the market. That one runs from 1:30-2pm and costs $25, which covers the plants they’ll provide for your planter.
They all take place inside Sterle’s, and you can register in advance to make sure you get a spot in these size-limited classes.
The Flea itself is free.