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recent update : 5 May 2008
Hear ye ! Hear ye !
Hear ye !
2008 Applications are now available to download
We are looking forward to your participation in the 2008 season.
Many first-timers this year and many commuters arriving via FrontRunner. Within the next few weeks we'll be providing much more information on our website. Stay tuned.
Best Regards,
Peter Barrera
Market Director
"AT THE MARKET"
Thanks to all of you for participating this year! This first year's "At The Market" Series has been a great success because of you!
Morning Stretch 8 - 8:30am :
Discover the ancient cultural rituals for gaining longevity, stamina, relaxation and more through the art of Tai Chi or Yoga.
Tai Chi with Susan Harding
Bikram Yoga with Mike Larson
Green Thumb 8:45 - 9:15 am :
Grow things at home like magic every week with a few pointers from our Master Gardeners.
Arranged by : Jerry Goodspee
We're Cooking 9:30 - 10:00 am :
Weekly Ogden's own celebrity chefs, or celebrated home cooks, leave their kitchen to come share simple cooking tips and healthy recipes with you. So, now you can save at the market & savor at home.
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Fresh Produce . . . fresh-baked bread. . . and fresh music
Start your weekend off on the right note - Go ahead . . . Get Fresh in the City!
Saturdays 8AM - 1PM
2008 Dates: 12 July - 27 September
Two great dates to mark the first and last days of the market this year, with lots of fun in between. Kicking off the season is the Pioneer Days Celebration on 12 July. The Grand finally on 27 September is Harvest Moon. Be sure to be here for these and everything else.
25th Street at Grant Avenue in the Ogden City Municipal Gardens
Sitemap & Directions Click Here
Get Fresh in the City
The market invites you to visit downtown Ogden with the promise of a mini festival each week.The quality of our Farmers Market vendors is the talk of the town. Over 50 local growers participate in the market bringing fresh produce ranging from berries, peaches, plums, apples and pears, to tomatoes, peppers, corn, squash, pumpkins and seasonal flowers & herbs from late summer through fall. Browse the bounty of unique artwork with a cup of your favorite coffee and catch a late breakfast or early lunch in the mild morning breeze. Look for handmade herbal soaps, unique bird houses, ornamental metal garden stakes and mosaic concrete pavers, ceramics, silks and glass... treasures for and from the garden that you won't find at the retailer. It's what everyone loves best about Saturday morning accompanied by live acoustic performances from local musicians. 25th Street is the place to kick-off your weekend.
25th Street "Unplugged"
From traditional Alpine longhorns to 'shredding' bluegrass to soothing Brazilian jazz, our performers wrap the market in a blanket of music guaranteed to get you in a good mood for the weekend! Live music that's all acoustic, all culturally diverse, and all provided free during the Farmers & Art Market. Local artists perform folk, blues, bluegrass, Celtic, alternative rock and jazz. Northern Utah's talented singers and songwriters will have your weekend humming with free acoustic concerts every Saturday morning. Performances feature a diverse line-up of local musicians. See Music Performance Schedule...
LiTTle SprouTs MarkeT
Young entrepreneurs proudly hawk ice-cold, home-brewed root-beer and lemonade, along with wagons full of homegrown tomatoes and cucumbers, handmade jewelry, artwork and face painting. Quantity is limited to one "wagon-load" of goodies per week- market fee is $1 per sprout.
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Live "25 th St. Unplugged" 10:15 am:
Ogden Adventures 12:05
Where to go after the market closes, you ask? Get the right answers from the right person for the right places, what you"ll need and how to get there.
WHAT ELSE, You Ask?
How about .....
Farmers & Art Market Bike Rental:
Decided the day is wonderful and wished you had ridden your bike for a casual tour? Well, it just so happens we thought of that for you. Great his or hers city cruiser, only $2 per hour ( Registration reguired with valid ID & CC)
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Fresh in the City -- Historic 25th Street Farmers & Art Market is produced by Ogden City Corporation, Downtown Ogden, Inc., and the Historic 25 Association with support from the Musicians Performance Trust Fund (MPTF). MPTF is arranged by Local #104, American Federation of Musicians. Get Fresh in the City is co-sponsored by Wells Fargo, Qwest.
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Newsletter:
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More online updates coming :
Season's Availablity Schedule:
At a glance check what's available and fresh that day at the market.
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How can we best serve you ? Your comments and suggestions are welcome and most appreciated.
Registration continues throughout the season. Growers, Artists, Non-Profits, and Food vendor applications are available to download online !Click Here
Contact:
Peter Barrera
(801) 393-2295 Please note: As a seasonal operation our phone is answered infrequently between October - May. However, we are at work in the background throughout the year and answer our email more frequently.
Email:
ogdenfarmersmarket@gmail.com |
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