• Saturday Farmers Market
  • Parking
  • Vendor Map
  • Entertainment

Welcome to the 26th Season at Historic Pioneer Park!

The Downtown Farmers Market is proud to enter its 26th year as Salt Lake City's most beloved summer tradition for residents and visitors.
The Downtown Farmers Market exists to strengthen and support small local farms and businesses as they bring their products directly to the public. Our farmers and producers offer the freshest local fruits and vegetables as well as a wide variety of grass-fed meats, eggs, dairy, honey, and flora, along with the region's best locally made sauces, spreads, baked goods and culinary accouterments.

 

  • July 1st

    arugula

    beets

    beans, fresh and dried

    cherries

    greenhouse cucumbers

    garlic

    garlic scapes

    green onions

    herbs

    kale

    microgreens

    mizuna

    mushrooms

    peas

    salad greens

    spinach

    sorrel

    squash blossoms

    strawberries

    summer squash

    Swiss chard

    July 1st

 

 

Here is the insider's scoop on where to park at the Farmers Market.

  • FREE PARKING at The Gateway: The Gateway has been gracious enough to offer free parking for market patrons! First hour is free, and validations for subsequent hours can be picked up any market info booth. We also offer a free valet service (see below) for your purchases so you don't need to carry packages to get your car.
  • Fruit and Veggie Valet: We have a special produce loading zone on 300 S., near the center of the block. Leave your purchases in our veggie valet, then go get your car.
  • 400 West: To accomodate the largest number of vehicles, we transform the 400 W. perimeter of the park to angled parking on Saturdays. If you park here, you must move your vehicle by 3pm.
  • Bike Valet: Salt Lake City Bicycle Collective provides a free bike storage for market patrons. The Bike Valet can be found on the corner of 400 South and 300 West. Don't forget your basket or backpack to tote home your fresh veggies and gifts.
  • Green Bike: take a Green Bike from any Green Bike station and park it at the Pioneer Park Green Bike Station, just across from Caputo's. 
  • Ride TRAX: There are 2  TRAX stops close to Pioneer Park (Old Greek Town, Planetarium) Call RIDE-UTA for schedules.

For an interactive map of the 25,000 available parking spaces downtown, please visit parkingslc.com.

For ADA accommodation, contact Alison Einerson at or M-F at (801) 328-5070.

Get Directions

Visit Google Maps to get directions to Pioneer Park, located between 400 West and 300 West / 400 South and 300 South.

Upcoming Music at the Market

Hits:143 (Date: Jul 01, 2017 11:30 am - 1:30 pm)
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MiNX

MiNX infuses their performance with visual elements, sometimes campy and vaudevillian, and the costumes and stage-props they sometimes employ are simply cherries on top of the already compelling show. Their latest endeavor, Being MiNX, was written to be performed both Unplugged or backed by tracks produced by the dynamic duo, and either way, Raffi and Ischa’s chemistry never disappoints, with or without multi-media presentation.

In fact, some fans rave about MiNX’s stripped-down acoustic shows most of all, impressed by the raw talent and energy they bring to every performance. With over three hours of acoustic material and several more hours of electronic tracks, MiNX has been performing at a variety of venues, from coffee-shops, restaurants and bars to concert halls and festivals over the last five years.

Citing influences such as Norah Jones, David Bowie, Eurythmics, Sia, Nile Rodgers/Chic, Pharrell Williams and Prince, they are especially inspired by artists who don’t hesitate to include meaningful lyrics over playful, upbeat tunes. Their music reflects a passion for experimentation and a playful disregard for the rules on how music should be made, performed, and shared.
Visit MiNX's website.

Hits:184 (Date: Jul 08, 2017 11:30 am - 1:30 pm)
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Indie Electro Folk Rock Act Sidecar Judy was founded in 2015 in Salt Lake City by singer-songwriter Cammi Folwell and composer Randin Graves to bend genres and stir your emotions with unusual musical arrangements and honest songwriting. Their albums 'Music for Humans’ and ‘More Music for Humans' are out now. And you know what? You're gonna love’em. 
Visit Sidecar Judy's website.