Sandy City Farmers Market 2026

You are the heart of our market!

Farmers/Growers: Raw agricultural products and/or products made with natural ingredients.  Fruit, vegetables, grains, honey 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/& Fish:  Natural, grass-fed, pasture raised, or organic meat products(wild caught if fish) 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

Please note: Season Options are only available to Produce Growers and Ranchers.

If  you are a household plant, or flower vendor please select Single Season booth and the dates you would like to join us. Choose as many Saturdays as you’d like to join us. Once you receive your acceptance email in March, we will let you know which dates we can accommodate you for. You may make date adjustments as needed with no cost or fees to you anytime before June 1.

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 Sandy City 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.

Choose as many Saturdays as you’d like to join us. Dates are reviewed alongside all applications. Applicants will be notified by email in January or February, and no later than March 10. Approved vendors will receive scheduling details and may adjust confirmed dates at no cost anytime before June 1.

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 Sandy City 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.

Choose as many Saturdays as you’d like to be considered for. Dates are reviewed alongside all applications. Applicants will be notified by email in January or February, and no later than March 10. Approved vendors will receive scheduling details and may adjust confirmed dates at no cost anytime before June 1.

Prepared food vendors must comply with all regulations set by the Utah Health Department and the Utah Department of Agriculture and Food. Please read the Policies and Procedures Manual, as we strictly adhere to it.

The Sandy City Farmers Market does not accept food under the Homemade Food Act for the regular market. Prepared Food Vendors: Must have a temporary food permit and follow all applicable health and safety regulations. Prepackaged or Prepped Food Vendors: If you are selling prepackaged food or prepping food before the market, you must operate from either a Cottage Kitchen or a Commercial Kitchen. All Food Vendors: Must carry insurance to participate in the market.

Choose as many Saturdays as you’d like to be considered for. Dates are reviewed alongside all applications. Applicants will be notified by email in January or February, and no later than March 10. Approved vendors will receive scheduling details and may adjust confirmed dates at no cost anytime before June 1.

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

Choose as many Saturdays as you’d like to be considered for. Dates are reviewed alongside all applications. Applicants will be notified by email in January or February, and no later than March 10. Approved vendors will receive scheduling details and may adjust confirmed dates at no cost anytime before June 1.

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. 

Choose as many Saturdays as you’d like to be considered for. Dates are reviewed alongside all applications. Applicants will be notified by email in January or February, and no later than March 10. Approved vendors will receive scheduling details and may adjust confirmed dates at no cost anytime before June 1

Art & Craft: (If 25% or more of your product is jewelry please fill out the jewelry vendor applications)

Atists 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. 

Choose as many Saturdays as you’d like to be considered for. Dates are reviewed alongside all applications. Applicants will be notified by email in January or February, and no later than March 10. Approved vendors will receive scheduling details and may adjust confirmed dates at no cost anytime before June 1.

Partner with the Sandy City Farmers Market

Becoming a Community Partner with the Sandy City Farmers Market gives your business meaningful exposure and a direct connection to the community. Each season, thousands attend to enjoy fresh produce, artisan goods, food trucks, live music, and more. Your support helps us grow this vibrant, family-friendly tradition while uplifting local growers, artists, and families. Please read the sponsorship contract linked here and SCFM's Policies & Proceedures: 

Sandy City Farmers Market Community Partner Agreement – 2026: https://docs.google.com/document/d/16qBUCKhLpn4BJfA6GpjFxGyOGU019oSMeKAJ8ouWVnA/edit?tab=t.0#heading=h.gddzu89l8434
2026 Sandy City Farmers Market Policies and Procedures Manual : https://docs.google.com/document/d/1FNO6RAFCI68fjD2N2Ij1JpedfGtLKisYvFf_aRcYY3Q/edit?tab=t.0

Youth Vendor (Regular Market): Youth must be 11 years and older who have either been a regular vendor with the Sandy City Farmers Market, or have participated in our Youth Entrepreneur Days, may apply to be a vendor in the regular market. Youth must be currently working entrepreneurially in their own businesses. This can look like many different things. Products are expected to be made exclusively by the youth (with parental supervision if required). The youth vendor should be the one manning the booth (parental supervision is of course allowed, however the youth vendor should be capable of running their own booth.  Products should be “market quality” to participate in the weekly market. 

Non-Profit Vendor: Organization's mission must align with community values such as service, education, or charitable activities. Non-profit vendors may offer information, conduct outreach, or provide services that benefit the community. Participation in the market is intended to support their mission and engage with the community, rather than for profit generation. Soliciting donations or accepting monetary contributions is not permitted during market hours. If your organization sells items to raise funds, ensure that these products proceeds benefit your non-profit.

Zoo: Provider of a petting zoo for our market

Choose as many Saturdays as you’d like to be considered for. Dates are reviewed alongside all applications. Applicants will be notified by email in January or February, and no later than March 10. Approved vendors will receive scheduling details and may adjust confirmed dates at no cost anytime before June 1.