Utah Farm Bureau Farmers Market at Murray Park

The Utah Farm Bureau Farmers Market at Murray Park grew out of a practical need: according to Utah Farm Bureau’s published history, farmers began selling from their trucks in Murray in 1981 and asked for a formal place to connect directly with shoppers. Today the state federation organizes a food market focused on Utah farmers and ranchers. That mission is visible in its format: the market describes itself as food-only and does not include general clothing, music, or craft stalls.

The venue is inside Murray Park, next to the Parks & Recreation office, at 296 E Murray Park Avenue. In 2026 it runs Fridays and Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., July 31 through October 31; the organizer lists free parking and SNAP/EBT acceptance. Seasonal fruit and vegetables are central, with bread, jams, salsa, and tamales mentioned in the market’s public information. Availability depends on the growing calendar and the producers who attend, so this is not a shop with fixed inventory.

We could not find a standalone Google Maps profile for the market that could be confidently separated from the general Murray Park listing. We therefore do not assign the park’s score or comments to the market: park reviews may cover trails, playgrounds, and other facilities rather than the farmers market. For a particular visit, check Utah Farm Bureau’s schedule and directions, bring bags for fresh produce, and remember that this venue is in Murray rather than downtown Salt Lake City.