Shop the Moab Farmers' Market
Join the community at Swanny City Park on Thursday evenings for local produce, crafts, and live music under the cottonwood trees.
Itinerary tips
- 1Arrive by 5:00 PM to secure the freshest selection of locally grown peaches and heirloom vegetables before they sell out.
- 2Bring your own reusable bags and small bills, as many smaller local craft vendors prefer cash over credit cards.
- 3Walk or bike from downtown hotels via the Mill Creek Parkway to avoid the limited parking search at Swanny City Park.
- 4Pack a light blanket to lounge on the grass and enjoy the live musical performances that start around sunset.
- 5Allocate about 90 minutes to browse the stalls and grab a locally made dinner from one of the featured food trucks.
- 6Keep an eye out for unique desert-inspired pottery and handcrafted soaps that make for authentic, non-touristy souvenirs.
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