Ogden Farmers Market
Every Saturday from May to October, Ogden City brings out the best in produce, artisan products, food and music to create the Ogden Farmers Market. Planned and organized by Ogden Downtown Alliance, the market features a block full of produce and specialty foods. Two additional blocks are filled with booths selling everything from clothes to food, from artwork to collectables. Mixed
Ogden Golf at it’s Finest
Ogden Golf & Country Club was founded in 1914 with just nine holes. Designed and built local golf enthusiasts, those original nine holes started the golf craze in Ogden. Ernie Schneiter Sr., the golf professional for 19 years, designed the current front nine holes which were added to the course in 1948. The course boasts the most amazing scenery filled with
Always Ogden
AlwaysOgden.com started about 16 years ago as a way for me to show off all of the great recreation places, restaurants, events and features that the Ogden area has to offer… Mayor Matthew Godfrey was in office and Ogden was beginning to change from the sleepy, inexpensive railroad town. Then, the Recession knocked us off the stool. The great projects were
Ogden High Adventure Park
Ogden has many city parks, but none are quite as cool as the High Adventure Park located at 18th and Grant. From the river’s edge that’s easily accessible by most, to the top of the clever climbing structures, this park is a kid’s dream. From swings to slides, the structures are out of the ordinary, using ropes, rubber, cable and hardy metal,
The Victorian Goldmine
Victorian, Victorian, where for art thou? Waiting for you patiently on Jefferson Avenue… The Jefferson Avenue Historic District was founded, officially, in July of 2004, but the majestic homes on this coveted street pre-date this by over 100 years. The homes on Jefferson Avenue were constructed between 1880 and 1928, being called the “first wave” of residential development. The homes were
Eccles Community Art Center
This majestic Victorian gives off a lovely light in the alpenglow winter afternoons in Ogden, but the Eccles Community Art Center radiates a glow even further into our Ogden Community. The home, built in 1893 by James C. Armstrong, was purchased by David and Bertha Eccles in 1896. Since 1959, it has been the home to ECAC, as well as the