Farmers Markets in Utah

36Markets

8Counties

11Cities

Utah's Scenic High-Altitude Farmers Markets

Utah hosts 36 farmers markets that span 8 counties, providing a vital link between local growers and 11 different cities. The state maintains a high variety with 30 unique product categories available to shoppers.

Wasatch Front and High Valley Hubs

Wasatch County is the market capital of the state with 8 active locations. Salt Lake County follows with 7 markets, ensuring that the capital region stays well-supplied with fresh, local food.

Weekend Traditions and Thursday Gatherings

Saturday is the dominant market day with 20 locations, while Thursday provides a strong weekday showing with 7 sites. Year-round shopping is available at 4 select locations, though most markets follow the seasonal harvest.

Handcrafted Soaps, Flowers, and Fresh Herbs

Artisan soap and crafts are the most popular items here, found at 16 different markets. You can also pick up beautiful cut flowers at 15 locations or fresh herbs at 13 markets across the state.

Experience the Best of Utah's Local Harvest

Visit Heber City or Midway to experience some of the most concentrated market activity in the state. Whether you shop in Salt Lake City or Logan, Saturday is your best bet for the full local experience.

Market Highlights

Of Utah's 36 farmers markets, 4 operate year-round and 24 hold weekend hours. 22 markets accept EBT/SNAP benefits. The most common products include Soap & Crafts, Cut Flowers, Fresh Herbs.