Saturdays · 9–1 · Free to walk in

Local Fresh Food, Friends & Fun

Every Saturday morning at Cory B. Wride Memorial Park, June through mid-October. Free to walk in, and there is always something new on the tables.

Crates of leeks, chard, beets and citrus on a market table
Next market
Saturday, August 8
Tomorrow · 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.
When
Saturdays 9–1
Rain or shine
Season
Jun 6 – Oct 10
19 Saturdays
Where
Cory B. Wride Memorial Park
Eagle Mountain
Admission
Free, always
Bring the kids
Mark the calendar

The 2026 market opens June 6

Regular hours run 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Saturday through mid-October. We only close if there are dangerous conditions associated with the weather — a little wind or rain will not stop us.

Before the season starts, find us at Pony Express Days from May 27 to May 30, with an information booth and an entry in the parade. Come see us at one of the booth days!

See who sells here
The venue

Cory B. Wride Memorial Park

5806 N. Pony Express Parkway, Eagle Mountain, Utah

Most of us already know this amazing venue: a huge playground, pickleball courts, a splash pad, pavilions, bathroom facilities, and easy-access parking. Make a morning of it.

Playground Splash pad Pickleball Pavilions Restrooms Easy parking
A shopper holding a hand-lettered ‘Farm Fresh’ sign over crates of peppers and apples
Straight from the field
A bundle of freshly pulled carrots in a basket
Pulled this week
Hand-labelled herbal tincture bottles from a local farm, lined up on a wood slice
Made by neighbors
A zinnia in full bloom
Cut flowers, most Saturdays
What you’ll find

Six kinds of booth, one long row of tables

Farmers

Commercial growers, market gardeners, and backyard homesteaders. Produce, cut flowers, honey, eggs, and frozen meat — sold as harvested.

Food Artisans

Home-kitchen producers, cottage food establishments, and licensed makers. Jam, bread, salsa, and everything in between.

Food Trucks

Breakfast and lunch on site, permitted through the county health department. Come hungry.

Handmade Goods

Soap makers, woodworkers, leatherworkers, jewelers, embroiderers, authors, face painters, and more.

Youth Vendors

Anyone 17 and under at the start of the season. Same rules as everyone else, at a fraction of the booth fee.

Non-Profits

Community organizations are welcome for their first two Saturdays free, and can come back as often as they like.

Think your booth belongs here? See the categories and fees

A basket heaped with freshly picked snow peas
Why it matters

Pay your farmer, or pay your pharmacist

<5% of the food eaten in Utah is grown in Utah

Get to know and support your local farmer, and give your family food that is nutritious and tastes delicious. Put your money where your health is.

Come learn from local farmers about regenerative agricultural practices, and how we can restore health to our soils, our food, and our lives. You are what you eat.

Before you come

Questions we get every Saturday

Something we did not cover here? Send us a note and we will get you an answer before Saturday.

A wide basket heaped with fresh garlic on a market table
Garlic, mid-August

Does it cost anything to come?

No. The market is free and open to the public. Come, enjoy, and bring your friends and neighbors — spread the word!

What if the weather is bad?

We stay open. The only time we close is when there are dangerous conditions associated with the weather, and we will post about it if that happens.

Where do I park?

Cory B. Wride Memorial Park has easy-access parking lots right by the market area. No permit or fee needed.

Is it worth bringing the kids?

Very much so. The park has a huge playground, a splash pad, pickleball courts, pavilions, and bathroom facilities. Plenty of families make a morning of it.

When does the season run?

Saturdays from June 6 through October 10, 2026, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. You can also find us at Pony Express Days, May 27 to May 30, with an information booth and an entry in the parade.

Market sponsors

A special thanks to Eagle Mountain City for the excellent venue at Cory B. Wride Memorial Park.