Farmer’s Market in Soda Springs

There are many places around the region to get fresh produce and unique handcrafted items, but on Thursdays there is no need to go any farther than City Park in Soda Springs, where from 11 to 5 every week vendors will be on hand with a wide and interesting variety of items.  Vendors are likely to vary somewhat from week to week, but there’s a good chance that if you need fresh bakery items, art, soap, furniture, antique pocket knives, and possibly even kittens, the Farmer’s Market might have what you’re looking for.

Suzanne Weeks can be contacted by anyone interested in reserving space at the Famer’s Market, or caught in person on Thursdays.  Last week, those on had included David and Teresa Eastman, with fresh baked goods, Suzanne and Dan Weeks, Lara Richardson with coconut oil soap, Della Perlsen and Andrea Wilkins with handcrafted items, Becky Rasmussen with Vintage furniture, Dean Gentry with a collection of vintage pocket knives, Jessica Price with sour dough bread and other deliciousness, and Daphne Allen with a range of art work. 

Allen is pioneering the art of “barn quilts,” which are painted geometric pattern designs for decorating outbuildings, and are becoming quite popular across the country.  She will be hosting a workshop on the art on June 22 at the American Legion/Veterans building across from the City Park, starting at 9 a.m. and going until afternoon.

Make sure to find a reason to head downtown on Thursdays to see what’s new at the Farmer’s Market.