2025 Daybreak Farmers Market

At this time we are unable to accept food trucks/trailers. We are unable to accept the following foods as they compete with local restaurants: Hamburgers, Mexican Food, Hawaiian Food. 

 

Prepared food vendors must follow all regulations for the Utah Health Department, and the Utah Department of Agriculture and Food. Be sure to read the Policies and Procedures Manual as we stick to it. The Daybreak Farmers Market does not accept food under the Homemade Food Act (HB 181) for the regular farmers market. Food vendors for the regular farmers market are required to use either a Cottage Kitchen, or Commercial Kitchen. All vendors are required to have insurance.

Farmers/Growers: Raw agricultural products and/or products made with natural ingredients.  Fruit, vegetables, grains, nuts, flowers, bedding plants, potted plants, and bulbs that are raised on the applicant’s farm, or backyard are included in this category. 
Ranchers/Animal/Meat:  Natural, grass-fed, pasture raised, or organic meat products are preferred.  Retail sales of meat require a Department of Agriculture & Food (UDAF) certificate before selling at the market.
Eggs: Eggs can be sold at the market without a Department of Food & Agriculture certificate.  Temperatures must be controlled (45 degrees F or lower) or the product will be removed.  Vendor category is determined based on the majority of products sold at the booth.  If eggs or other animal products are the primary product, the vendor category is Rancher/Animal product.  If produce is the primary product, the vendor category is Farmers/Growers.
Dairy: Dairy requires a Department of Agriculture & Food certificate before it may be sold at the market

At this time we are unable to accept food trucks/trailers. We are unable to accept the following foods as they compete with local restaurants: Hamburgers, Mexican Food, Hawaiian Food. 

 

Prepared food vendors must follow all regulations for the Utah Health Department, and the Utah Department of Agriculture and Food. Be sure to read the Policies and Procedures Manual as we stick to it. The Daybreak Farmers Market does not accept food under the Homemade Food Act (HB 181) for the regular farmers market. Food vendors for the regular farmers market are required to use either a Cottage Kitchen, or Commercial Kitchen. All vendors are required to have insurance.

Baked goods vendors must follow all regulations for the Utah Health Department, and the Utah Department of Agriculture and Food. Be sure to read the Policies and Procedures Manual as we stick to it.The Daybreak Farmers Market does not accept food under the Homemade Food act for the regular farmers market. Food vendors for the regular farmers market are required to use either a Cottage Kitchen, or Commercial Kitchen. All vendors are required to have insurance.

Prepared food vendors must follow all regulations for the Utah Health Department, and the Utah Department of Agriculture and Food. Be sure to read the Policies and Procedures Manual as we stick to it. The Daybreak Farmers Market does not accept food under the Homemade Food act for the regular farmers market.

 

Food vendors for the Daybreak Farmers Market are required to use either a Cottage Kitchen, or Commercial Kitchen. All vendors are required to have insurance.

If the majority of what you sell is jewelry, you must fill out the JEWELRY APPLICATION.

 

If you sell SOAP, LOTION, or other BODY PRODUCTS, you must fill out the BODY PRODUCTS application.

 

Face Painters fill out this application.

 

Art & Craft: Artisans who make or design everything they sell.  Artists must make or design, or be involved in the manufacturing of their products in order to be considered for this category.  We look for diverse, unique products. Sub-categories include:  jewelry, glass work, leather work, mixed, paper crafts, photography, textiles, pottery, woodwork, ceramics, sculpture, personal care, metalwork, printmaking, painting and home decor. 

 Imported Goods: Vendors bringing imported goods must bring handmade goods directly from that country, and have a personal connection to the country. Items must be unique to that country. Please have your “story” posted at your booth so customers can see what your relation to that country is. 

Body Products:Handmade body products. Soap, lotion, creams, bath bombs, lip balm, etc. 

Jewelry: Jewelers who make or design their jewelry.  Artists must make or design, or be involved in the manufacturing of their products in order to be considered for this category. or.  

Imported Goods: Vendors bringing imported goods must bring handmade goods directly from that country, and have a personal connection to the country. Items must be unique to that country. Please have your “story” posted at your booth so customers can see what your relation to that country is. 

Musicians are encouraged to bring a receptacle for tips, and to print out their Venmo QR code for tips. Musicians are not paid by the market. The application is open through the season, as musicians schedules change the times should become available for signing up up. Limit your time slot selections to 3. After June 15 you may sign up for unfilled time slots.

Street musicians are invited to apply to play at the Daybreak Farmers Market. Musicians must play music that is family friendly, and fits the vibe of a community outdoor market. Music that is too harsh, brash, toxic, profane, or otherwise not family friendly will not be tolerated. Bands may not be larger than 5 musicians. Musicians must supply all their own equipment, including extension cords. At the time this application is being created power is available. This is subject to change if the location of the market changes (from the street to the grass). Musicians are encouraged to have a Venmo QR code and a receptacle out for tips. *Musicians are not paid by the Daybreak Farmers Market to perform. No guarantees are made as to how much musicians might earn from tips. 

 

*If a business chooses to sponsor a musician, or if the Daybreak Farmers Market receives enough sponsorships, there is a possibility of the market paying a small musician fee. At the time of the creation of this application it is unknown whether or not this will be feasible.