Utah's farmers' markets come alive in the fall. Here's a look at what you can expect.
Downtown Farmers Market - Salt Lake City
Location: Pioneer Park, Salt Lake City
Utah's largest farmers' market, nestled in the heart of Salt Lake City, is a true celebration of local agriculture. In November, this market is a treasure trove of fall produce. From crisp apples and pumpkins to root vegetables, you'll find the ingredients to create a farm-to-table feast, perfect for Thanksgiving. Don't miss the artisanal cheeses, freshly baked bread, and handcrafted goods too.
Park Silly Sunday Market - Park City
Location: Historic Main Street, Park City
Although this one ends earlier in the fall, Park City's farmers' market takes on a festive atmosphere throughout the beginning of the season. Here, you'll discover a mix of fresh produce, artisan crafts, and live entertainment. You can roam through the market stalls, taking in the breathtaking mountain views as you sample local ingredients.
Cache Valley Gardeners' Market - Logan
Location: Historic Downtown Logan
Nestled in the charming town of Logan, you'll find an array of hearty vegetables, handpicked apples, and specialty jams at this market. Plus, you'll meet local growers and artisans who are passionate about sharing the flavors of Utah and the fall season. The market has an intimate setting with sense of community.
Thanksgiving Point Farmers Market - Lehi
Location: Thanksgiving Point Electric Park
If you're looking for a traditional fall outing, the Thanksgiving Point Farmers Market is a must-visit. Explore the crisp air and fall leaves as you look through a variety of fall produce, seasonal flowers, and handcrafted goods. This market is a blend of agriculture and entertainment, with things like a petting zoo and children's activities alongside the market itself.
St. George Outdoor Market - St. George
Location: Ancestor Square, St. George
At the southern edge of Utah, the St. George Outdoor Market captures the fall feeling too. Enjoy the warmth of the sun as you browse stalls with late-season fruits, vegetables, and artisanal goodies. With a backdrop of the red rocks, this market provides a unique setting for enjoying the fall weather.