A Free Market Celebrating Local Makers, Growers, and the Art of Good Neighbors with 23 local vendors, handcrafted goods, artisan breads, specialty coffee, natural skincare, and more. This community engagement event is rooted in the belief that the best communities aren’t built in isolation, but when people have a reason to gather.

“This started as a small idea and grew into something much bigger than we expected,” said Kristin
Wallace, Senior Living Advisor at Briar. “We have 23 confirmed vendors — local growers, bakers,
artisans, small businesses — and the response tells us something important about Middlefield.
People want to show up for each other. They want to connect. That’s exactly the kind of community
we’re building here.”

Visitors will find a mix of local vendors including Middlefield Seed with potted flowers, Fishers Nursery with bird feeders and garden goods, New Mercies Brew serving specialty coffee and lattes, Bubbly B’s Dirty Soda with cold refreshers, The Rolling Pin with cakes and cookies, Kaballo’s Mexican food truck, Homestead Haven with fresh honey, Mama Braun Acres with goat milk soaps and lotions, Purely Sonny with grass-fed skincare, Crunchy Adventures with fresh-milled baked goods, artisan breads, sourdough, painted flower pots, crocheted goods, and complimentary chair massages and more.

Ohman Family Living sees its campus as a place where a certain kind of life takes root. Neighbors know each other’s names, and a Saturday
morning spent browsing flowers and sharing a cup of coffee with someone is a big deal.

“We’re not asking anyone to make a decision about their future on a Saturday morning,” Wallace
added. “We’re asking them to come have a good morning. The rest takes care of itself.”

10 a.m. – 1 p.m.