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Taylorsville Farmers Market Brings Fresh Finds to Centennial Plaza

Shop the Market Every Tuesday, July 7 to Sept. 29

Farmers Market1: Couple running a booth at the market
Farmers Market10: Melons and other fresh produce
Farmers Market11: Jams and jellies at the market
Farmers Market12: Tomatoes in crates at the market
Farmers Market13: Market-themed parade float
Farmers Market14: Paper mache vegetables on the parade float
Farmers Market15: The city's parade float is a nod to the Farmers Market.
Farmers Market15a: A vendor at the Farmers Market.
Farmers Market16: Artisan crafts and dream catchers at the market
Farmers Market17: A booth at the Farmers Market
Farmers Market18: Packaged candies for sale at the market
Farmers Market19: Syrups for sale at the market
Farmers Market2: Artisan goods and crafts for sale at the market
Farmers Market3: Friendship bracelets for sale at the market
Farmers Market4: A customer seek beads for a friendship bracelet
Farmers Market5: Bucket of beads to choose from
Farmers Market6: A booth selling friendship bracelets
Farmers Market7: Eggplant, zucchini and other vegetales for sale
Farmers Market8jpeg: Zucchini, carrots and cucumbers for sale
Farmers Market9: Vendors sell vegetables at the Farmers Market.
Farmers Market20: Vegetables for sale at the market
Farmers Market21: Customers browse through the market at dusk.
Farmers Market22: Boxes of tomatoes and jams for sale at the market
Farmers Market23: Pumpkins are stacked at the market.
Farmers Market24: Customers browse the market under tents at dusk.

2026 Farmers MarketThe Taylorsville Farmers Market offers a welcoming place to shop, gather and enjoy an evening at Centennial Plaza.

Held each Tuesday from July 7 through Sept. 29 this year, the market features fresh, locally sourced produce along with a rotating selection of goods that may include baked goods, jams and jellies, herbs, essential oils, soaps and other artisan products.

Set on the city’s beautiful Centennial Plaza, 2600 W. Taylorsville Blvd., the market creates a friendly community gathering place in the heart of Taylorsville. Visitors can browse vendor booths, pick up fresh ingredients, enjoy the plaza and spend time with neighbors and friends.

The market is open from 5 to 9 p.m. in July and August, and 5 to 8 p.m. in September. It is operated by Good4Life Markets and accepts SNAP payment.

Depending on the evening, visitors may also find a few food trucks and occasional live music, making the market an easy and enjoyable way to spend a summer evening. With fresh food, local vendors and the inviting setting of Centennial Plaza, the Taylorsville Farmers Market is a simple pleasure and a great way to support the community.