New Roots Utah
International Refugee Committee
New Roots seeks to build a healthier community through the development of small scale, urban farms and community gardens while increasing food access for refugees in Salt Lake City.
Salt Lake County’s Office of Community Innovation (now the Office for New Americans and Refugees) was instrumental in providing vision, leadership and investment in the creation of New Roots. Salt Lake County continues to play a supporting role to our partner the IRC in the implementation of the program.
The Sunnyvale Farmers Market operates every Saturday, 11am-2:00pm, from June to October at Sunnyvale Park, 4013 South 700 West, Salt Lake City, Utah, 84123. Each week, you will find free lunch for kids, a food pantry, locally grown produce, local honey vendor and more! Arrive early, as the produce tends to sell out by 2pm.
All New Roots farmers markets offer a 1-to-1 incentive match to customers eligible to receive EBT/SNAP up to $30. When a customer spends $30 at the market they receive an additional $30 for free, in the form of tokens that can be spent at the market, for a total of $60 in purchasing power!
New Roots of Utah
Mailing Address 2797 South 200 East
South Salt Lake, Utah 84115
Hours
Wednesdays
4:00 PM - 6:30 PM
Jul 8–Oct 7, 2020
New Roots of Utah
Mailing Address 221 South 400 West
Salt Lake City, Utah 84101
Hours
Wednesdays
4:00 PM - 6:30 PM
Jul 8–Oct 7, 2020