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FARMERS MARKET OGDEN

Farmers Market Ogden returns Saturday for 16 weeks supporting all things local with 250 fresh produce and artisan vendors, local musicians, community yoga and more. The award-winning market, produced and managed by Ogden Downtown Alliance, takes over three blocks in the heart of downtown Ogden on Historic 25th Street from Wall Avenue to Washington Boulevard transforming the street into a bustling marketplace and popular community event.

“Building farm-to-table connections is one of the many things that excites me about this year’s summer market,” says Sher Rowley, market manager for Farmers Market Ogden. “Keep an eye out for new vendors and the opportunities to volunteer at local farms!”

Farmers Market Ogden accepts Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT), Double Up Food Bucks (DUFB) and Produce RX. ” With many of our community members qualifying for SNAP, we are proud to run this program and provide that key access to local agriculture through Farmers Market Ogden,” ODA says.

A full schedule of community activities, yoga instructors, live music and more will be posted weekly at farmersmarketogden.com and @FarmersMarketOgden on Facebook and Instagram.

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Saturdays, May 28 to Sept. 10, 8 a.m.-1 p.m., Historic 25th Street, free, farmersmarketogden.com

SUBI MARKET FAIR

Saturday is the first annual Subi Market Fair, presented by the Subi Foundation, a new local nonprofit that serves the villages of Namutumba County, Uganda. All proceeds will help build a school in Ivuukula, co-founder Gregory Makubire’s hometown village.

The Subi Market Fair is designed to resemble a Ugandan marketplace with a rummage sale, a bake sale, Ugandan kid’s games, a raffle, a silent auction, Ugandan storytime, live music and dance performances. “Going to the market is one of my favorite things to do in Uganda,” says Makubire. “At Ugandan markets, the vendors don’t just sell their goods, they actually visit with the customers, many of whom are their neighbors.” Learn more at subiuganda.org.

Saturday, May 28, 9 a.m.-noon, Lorin Farr Park, free, subiuganda.org

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ART ON MAIN

Brigham City celebrates its seventh annual Art On Main with seven art venues, a sidewalk sale, live music, food trucks, and art vendors in Artisan Alley on both sides of Main Street. The Academy Center Fine Art Show & Sale, Historic Brigham Plein Air, Birds of Bear River Photography Exhibit, Courthouse Chalk Art Contest and a concert with Utah classic rock band Vision are just some of the things you can see if you step into historic Brigham City this Memorial Day weekend.

Friday, May 27 and Saturday, May 28, 10 a.m.-7 p.m., Brigham City Main Street, free, visitbrighamcity.org/artonmain

MARKET IN THE MOUNTAINS

Market in the Mountains is a “like-minded gathering of creatives” in Northern Utah presented by Wasatch Art Collective in the beautiful mountain town of Eden. “We are a ‘by artists, for artists’ community built on synergy and inspiration,” say organizers. Shoppers can find unique art from all over the Wasatch front. It’s also a friendly makers’ market where networking and collaborating with other Utah artists is encouraged.

Sunday, May 29, 2-8 p.m., 2875 N. Highway 162, Eden, free, facebook.com/wasatchartcollective

‘WOMEN: THE CREATIVE EDGE’ EXHIBIT

The Eccles Art Center celebrates the creativity of Utah’s women artists with its Third Annual “Women: The Creative Edge” featuring the recent works of Judith Browning Jones and entries from 72 Utah women who submitted artwork in a variety of mediums for the juried competition. The exhibit opened on May 6 during Ogden’s First Friday Art Stroll and will continue until the end of the month. The public is encouraged to stop by anytime to enjoy the artwork and the beautiful historic Victorian-era mansion. The winners can also be viewed virtually through the online gallery at ogden4arts.org.

Now through May 28, Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturdays 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., free, ogden4arts.org

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