Downtown Farmers Market

Activity Overview

The Downtown Farmers Market in Salt Lake City is one of the most successful community markets in the western United States. Since its creation in 1992, the market has been used to provide citizens with fresh, local products that include produce, cheese, flowers, and eggs. Today, Salt Lake City has four different markets throughout the year, including two farmers markets, an art and craft market, and a winter market. It's a great place to take your child to teach them about healthy foods and listen to live music, plus your shopping trip will help support local businesses!

Things to Do

• Stop by the outdoor Saturday Farmers Market or the Tuesday Harvest Market in Pioneer Park to explore the wide selection of local products in the summer.
• Look at the beautiful creations in the Art & Craft Market each summer, which include jewelry, clothing, glass work, ceramics, metal work, leather products, paintings, and photography.
• In the wintertime, stop by the Winter Market at Rio Grande Depot, where you can buy produce, meat, baked goods, fresh juice, and tons of other items from over 60 vendors.

Downtown Farmers Market Insider Tips

• Enjoy live music from local bands at the Saturday Farmers Market between 11:30 and 1:30 at Pioneer Park's Central Plaza.
• Volunteer at the market! They can always use additional help setting up and taking down booths, setting up the music stage, and preparing for special events. Learn more about volunteer opportunities here.
• Check out the market's events calendar to learn about music, performances, farm tours, and other family-friendly events you can attend.
• Pick up a delicious snack from one of the many food carts at the market.