Nothing says summer quite like the smell of fresh-picked peaches, the sound of acoustic guitar in the background, and the feel of sunshine as you stroll past rows of local vendors. In Utah Valley, farmers markets aren’t just about produce, they’re about people, memories, and soaking in those long, golden evenings together.

Whether you're planning a weekend adventure with your kids, a laid-back date night, or a simple midweek dinner stop, these local markets are full of flavor and charm. Here's where you can enjoy farmers market magic all summer long.

 

1. Springville Farmers Market

Monday evenings | June 16 to October
 

Start your week in the most peaceful way. This cozy market in downtown Springville has everything from zucchini to homemade bread, and the small-town feel makes it a perfect Monday night family tradition. Kids love the open space to roam, and parents will appreciate the fresh produce and local goodies.

 

2. Saratoga Springs Farmers Market

Mondays, 5 to 9 PM | June 16 to September 1
 

Right near the lake, Saratoga Springs hosts a charming market with evening breezes and friendly faces. It’s easy to swing by after work or take the whole family for a relaxed evening. Local growers, handmade crafts, and a peaceful setting make this market a summertime favorite.

3. Salem Farmers Market

Monday evenings | August 4 to October 13
 

Tucked near the library, Salem’s market kicks off in August and offers a sweet way to wrap up your day. You’ll find homegrown produce, smiling neighbors, and a welcoming community vibe. It’s the kind of place where kids leave with sticky fingers and stories to tell.

4. Orem Farmers Market

Wednesday evenings | May through October

If you’re looking for a midweek reset, Orem’s farmers market is the spot. Located conveniently in town, this market brings together local farmers, food trucks, and families looking for a quick dinner or fresh ingredients for the week. It’s lively without being overwhelming and always full of friendly energy.

5. Highland Farmers Market

Thursdays, 5 to 9 PM | June 5 to October 2

Set against the beautiful backdrop of the mountains, Highland’s market feels like a little summer escape. You’ll find honey sticks, fresh flowers, and locally made soaps. It’s especially great for families who want an easygoing night out with something for everyone.

6. Lindon Farmers Market

Thursday evenings | July 17 to October 9

A little quieter and perfect for a peaceful outing, Lindon’s market has everything you need for a restful evening. Shop for farm-fresh produce, explore homemade crafts, and enjoy a small-town market that feels like home. It’s a hidden gem and a local favorite.

7. Provo Farmers Market

Saturdays, 9 AM to 2 PM | June 7 to October 25

Pioneer Park comes alive on Saturday mornings with music, food, and booths filled with creativity. The Provo Farmers Market is the biggest in Utah Valley and a must-visit for anyone who loves good food and great community. Families often spend the whole morning here, with little ones dancing to live music and parents browsing everything from salsa to sourdough.

8. Spanish Fork Farmers Market

Saturdays, 8 AM to 1 PM | July 26 to October 25

Spanish Fork’s market may start a little later in the season, but it delivers big when it comes to flavor and friendliness. Grab some early morning produce, meet local growers, and discover new favorite foods. It’s a cheerful, down-to-earth market perfect for Saturday morning routines.

9. Mapleton Farmers Market

Monday evenings | August through September

Mapleton's farmers market brings big heart. Held near the city park, this market features fresh fruit, handmade items, and a strong sense of community. You can bring a picnic blanket, let the kids play nearby, and enjoy a relaxing evening surrounded by mountain views and local charm.

Helpful Tips for Market Visits

  • Bring a tote bag or basket to carry your finds
  • Arrive early for the best produce selection
  • Many vendors accept Venmo, but cash is always handy
  • Follow each market on Instagram for weather updates and special activities
  • Make it a weekly tradition and invite friends to come along

 

Utah Valley’s farmers markets are more than just places to shop. They’re places to connect. To slow down. To let the kids pick out their own apples or flowers. So pick a night, grab your people, and come see what’s growing in your own backyard.

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