Murray Park

Operated by the International Rescue Committee, this market gives refugee farmers a chance to earn money and develop skills/comfort in their adopted home. It often includes more hard-to-find produce items.

Like Sunnyvale, this market is operated by the International Rescue Committee to give earning opportunities and experience to refugees. The selection is more eclectic than at most markets.

A 110-acre park with soccer fields, a baseball diamond, volleyball courts, picnic areas, rolling grassy hills, a garden center, and a small pond often inhabited by California Gull, the state bird. This park is popular with runners and joggers, who exercise on the 1.4 mile loop road's designated pedestrian lane.

Located on eight acres within Liberty Park, the aviary is home to about 300 total birds from over 100 different species, including many rare/endangered species. Offers year-round bird shows, bird-themed crafts, and a daily 1PM Avian Encounter show for $3 per person.

Salt Lake City's "Central Park" with areas for several different activities, including a very small amusement park, a large pond with paddle boats available on some occasions, fountains to play in, swimming pools, barbecue areas, tennis courts, bike and running paths, and plenty of green space with tall shade trees. For many years warm Sunday afternoons have seen a drum circle congregate in the park.