Vendor Events in North Logan, UT

Running weekly from May through October, this farmers market at the North Logan library brings together local growers and food producers who supply the community with fresh seasonal produce and homemade goods. The 25th Street Market operates Sunday mornings from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM, making it convenient for residents of North Logan and the broader Cache County area to stock up on ingredients before the week begins. The location at 475 East 2500 North provides easy access right at the library, so it's simple to combine your market visit with other weekend activities or errands in the area. You'll find the typical farmers market lineup here: vendors selling freshly picked vegetables and fruits from local gardens, artisan baked goods, eggs from local farms, herbs both fresh and dried, and cut flowers that change with the seasons. The spring market kicks off in May with early greens and seedlings, summer brings peak vegetable and berry season, and fall offers squash, apples, and root vegetables. Beyond produce, many vendors bring handmade crafts and other value-added products. The market accepts credit cards, so you don't need to carry cash, though many vendors also welcome it. This weekly rhythm makes the 25th Street Market a reliable destination throughout the growing season. Whether you're looking for ingredients for weeknight meals or exploring what local farms are currently harvesting, the regular Sunday schedule lets you build farmers market shopping into your routine. For vendors, a weekly farmers market offers consistent foot traffic and the chance to build relationships with repeat customers who come back each week for their seasonal favorites.

31st annual event with vendors displaying products and services to thousands over two days; booth display options available.