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Downtown Farmers Market opens for the season

By Dean Steed • Published June 16, 2017 • Filed under Community • 0 Comments

Please note: This archived article is provided for personal use only, and the information contained in this article may be out of date.

The Downtown Farmers Market at Pioneer Park opened June 10 and will run every Saturday through October. (Allison Hutto)

The Downtown Farmers Market kicked off last week at Pioneer Park, as floods of visitors take to the booths to enjoy the warm weather and friendly atmosphere.

Offering a diverse selection of local and unique merchandise, you can find just about any kind of locally farmed produce at the Pioneer Park market. From organically grown and freshly picked beats, leeks, spinach, potatoes, lettuce, strawberries and cherries, to local dairy products like butter, yogurt and milk. And for the carnivores, freshly butchered meat from lamb to grass fed beef if available from multiple vendors.

Lost? Confused? Not sure what to buy?

The friendly vendors are more than happy to offer ideas and tips. Be sure to ask for a sample before you buy. Food trucks and food stands also make an appearance at Pioneer Park, with local vendors offering ready-to-eat deliciousness at competitive prices.

The Pioneer Park market offers more than food, though. Arts, crafts, books and even entertainment are all available from local craftspeople, and one of the more unique booths is run by inmates of the Salt Lake City County Jail.

Get there early to beat crowds and heat!

With so much to see and do at the market, it’s a must do activity for the summer. It’s a good reason to get out of the house and see what Utah has to offer locally. Though as idyllic as all this sounds, the summer season is here in full swing, and the park heats up quickly.

The farmers market is open every Saturday 8 a.m.-2 p.m. through October 21. The market is located at Pioneer Park, 350 W. 300 S., in downtown Salt Lake. More information can be found at the Farmers Market website.

Additional photos by Allison Hutto

Buskers
Some of the best buskers in Salt Lake can be found at the Downtown Farmers Market at Pioneer Park.
Buzzed Coffee
The Downtown Farmers Market brings in various food trucks, including Buzzed Coffee.


Plants
Plants for your home or garden can be purchased at the Downtown Farmers Market.
Busker
Several musicians come to the Downtown Farmers Market every Saturday to serenade the crowd while they shop.


shirts
The Downtown Art & Craft Market runs alongside the Downtown Farmers Market and features locally made clothing, photography, ceramics and jewelry.
windmills
The Downtown Art & Craft Market, located on the south side of Pioneer Park, includes a variety of locally made items.


Bubbles
A group of local kids chase giant bubbles at the Downtown Farmers Market.
Beer Garden
New to the Downtown Farmers Market this year is the Beer Garden, where patrons can enjoy craft beer.


henna
The Downtown Farmers Market has grown to include a little bit of everything. You can even get a henna tattoo from artists.
Honey
In addition to produce, you can buy other locally made products at the Downtown Farmers Market, such as local honey.


Radishes
The Downtown Farmers Market in Pioneer Park is a great place to buy produce grown by local farmers.


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