I am new to the area and I wanted to check out a local famers market and let me tell you!! This one blew me away. Everything was genuinely homemade or home grown. There was a wide variety of vendors, from honey, to fresh meat, to bread, to plants for gardening and all sorts of clothing, jewelry, pet treats, and art. There's also activities and event booths for the outdoorsy community, and LOADS of food trucks. You truly can find anything here and it's reasonably priced. I went a bit early (~8am) and it was pretty busy already. I just parked for free up the street and had no issues walking to the market. There was free water offered and plenty of places to sit in the shade if you needed. Theres live music up and down the street. Lots of people bring their dogs! I really loved this market. I cant wait to come back, the shops that line the street looked interesting and I want to pop into a few next time. read more

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Update: still one of the best markets in north Utah. This year the market still has the same vendors, but also has expanded with more and newer vendors. Make sure you go early, it does get hot as the day goes. There is a new pizza venue...that cooks pizza in the back of a fire truck. read more

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This was my first visit to Ogden and my first visit to Ogden's Farmers Market. I know the weather has nothing to do with whether a farmers market is good or bad, but it definitely makes or breaks your experience. When I visited, the weather was absolutely perfect - sunny and warm with a light, cool breeze - perfect farmers market weather! The downtown Ogden area is a cute place. With the farmers market, it's a great place to walk around and browse... especially if you're hungry. There's so many things to try, and there's a good variety of vendors. I would definitely come back on my next visit to Ogden. read more

Ogden's Farmers Market - a variety of breads - Farmers Market Near Me - Ogden, Utah

One of the best farmers markets I've ever been to! Such a great selection from produce to baked goods, from jewelry to art! The venders are kind and easy to talk to, and the music makes a great vibe! It's a treat for the whole family to attend. read more

It's in Ogden and it's a market. Farmers? Few. Just call it a street fair already. The live music is pretty good and the permanent restaurants are also good. But you don't need the "farmers"market for them. Go anytime! read more

While I live closer to other farmer's markets (which I love and frequent!), there is something about the Ogden Farmer's Market that feels special. In comparison to the next largest, Salt Lake City's located at Pioneer Park, Ogden has SO MUCH (FREE) PARKING. You will never struggle to find a space (the bane of every visit to the former market). The market itself is at least as large, too, maybe larger, and while I think SLC might have marginally more produce, Ogden definitely has more crafty, artisan sellers. The set up reminds me a bit of Park City's Park Silly, as it runs down Historic 25th Street, so not only do you have the farmers market itself, but there are all the fun surrounding small businesses as well. You really could spend a good 4 or 5 hours here, if in the mood to do that much shopping! On my most recent visit, I parked at the DMV, which placed me right in the middle of the market. Ogden locals suggest parking near the amphitheater. I was happy with my spot though, and I started near the park where they do yoga at 9am each Saturday! It did not appear too crowded (plus, there is loads of grassy space), and in the future I'd certainly take part. I met my mom and sisters here, and we each found things to get excited about, plus loads of samples! I loved seeing so many cut flower sellers and picked up mushrooms, dried cherries, and high quality locally raised beef. My mom bought all the baked goods (which I then got to eat, yassss!), fresh veggies, and lovely whipped honey. My sisters got snow cones for their kids, we met an alpaca, and everyone had a great time. Many of the sellers at SLC are also found here: Intermountain Mushrooms, Volker's Bakery, Tagges, Paizlee's Grass Fed Beef, and Beehive Cheese, to name a few. So many people bring dogs, and both customers and vendors here truly seem a little extra friendly. There is no shade (except at the park, which would be a lovely spot to take a break, or enjoy a meal), so make sure to plan accordingly as, even in September, I got a bit warm, slightly sunburnt, and definitely would have appreciated some water after two hours of walking around. This visit coincided with the last weekend of the summer season (Saturdays from June to September), but there is both a fall (smaller, located at the amphitheater in October) and winter (indoor at Union station from Jan-Feb) market as well. I have yet to check out either, but see their website for more details and give 'em a shot. I love that there is sufficient demand in Ogden for these additional dates! read more

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Nice place to go and browse for an hour or so. There are a lot of vendors with lots of variety of things to buy. Towards the top of 25th you will find the locally grown produce. I think there could be more places to get food with better variety but other than that it is a fairly big farmers market. read more

This event starts in the spring on every Saturday and it continues into the fall. I love that so many people have not only fruits and vegetables but meats, meal stands of all kinds, art, music is played by musicians right there all up and down the street. There's something for everyone to enjoy and it wasn't expensive either. Me and family had a very good time. read more

This is a great farmers market that's about 5 blocks long down the middle of the historic district. There is everything from fresh farm produce, baked goods, street food vendors, and craftsmen selling everything from jewelry to furniture. read more

Ogden's Farmers Market - a crowd of people walking around - Farmers Market Near Me - Ogden, Utah

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Fresh produce, eclectic artwork, community service booths and the smell of delicious coffee and fresh bread - these are the beginning of the Farmers Market in Ogden. Running from July through late September, the market's popularity has turned into a ritual for Ogdenites seeking a casual Saturday morning routine. The market opens around 8 a.m.... but I have noticed a peak around 10 a.m. when most seem to arrive. Located in the center of Ogden, right in the heart of the Historic 25th Street business district, the market center is at 25th & Grant. The Municipal Park is the main location, however, vendors from the adjacent stores often line the street as well. The market-goers often begin at one end and meander up and down the rows looking for the prize tomatoes, corn, onions, beets - or artwork selections! There are also some great jewelry vendors too, and the food is just amazing. The Farmers Market also features cooking demonstrations, musicians and performances throughout the morning. Entertainment runs throughout the day, at a marvelous stage at the edge of the lawn. It's not uncommon to see many just hanging out on the grass, taking in the sun and sights - with Ogden's diversity, there always seems to be an outfit or two that catch your attention. It is a full mix of families with strollers, hikers, bikers, dogs, kids and just the casual observer. All in the shadows of Mt. Ogden - there is no market with the backdrop of mountains that we are blessed with. Don't miss it! read more

Ogden's Farmers Market - a crowd of people shopping - Farmers Market Near Me - Ogden, Utah

The Ogden Farmers Market rocks! If you live in the area, check it out. It happens every Saturday from about the end of June through September. They have a Facebook page which keeps everything up to date. Every year and every weekend is a little different. If you're coming for veggies be sure to check out all of the booths before paying too much for your produce. You can find organic too but not everyone is organic! The last time I went I was able to get some local ground beef and brats and the price wasn't too bad at all! They have local made bread, hummus, honey, arts and crafts, coffee, etc. It's a great place to spend a Saturday morning regardless if you buy anything or not. Plus you can check out all the other fun and cute shops on 25th. read more