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about us

Welcome to Sunday Market – where crafting fresh, wholesome, handcrafted sourdough is our passion.

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What started in Park City as a humble stand with just a few loaves of bread, seasonal produce, and organic, non-GMO eggs has grown into something truly special. We've cultivated a community of sourdough enthusiasts who share our love for high-quality, organic bread.

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As we got to know our neighbors, we realized you wanted more than just fresh bread at the market – you wanted the same warm, homemade sourdough delivered right to your door every Sunday. And that's how our Sourdough Subscription was born!

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We take pride in using traditional methods, natural yeast, and only the finest ingredients. Each loaf is carefully slow-fermented and made with love to achieve that perfect flavor and texture. No shortcuts here—just a true dedication to creating exceptional sourdough. Whether you’re a new sourdough fan or have been with us from the beginning, we're honored to be part of your Sundays.

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Our stand is stocked with fresh goods every Sunday morning and is open daily until sold out.

 

Come visit us!

Our Values:

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Quality: Every loaf is made with care, love, and the finest ingredients.

Community:

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We’re not just baking bread—we’re creating connections with our neighbors, one loaf at a time.

Sustainability: 

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We’re committed to eco-friendly packaging and supporting our local businesses.

Fresh Sourdough
Fresh Sourdough

mission

At Sunday Market, our mission is to bring the warmth and joy of homemade sourdough right to your door every week. We bake with love, using simple, high-quality ingredients and time-honored methods to create bread that’s as special as your Sundays. Our goal is to make your mornings easier, your meals better, and your connection to real, local food stronger.

vision

We dream of a community where everyone can enjoy the comfort of fresh, handcrafted sourdough, made with care and shared with love. We want to bring people closer to the food they eat while supporting local farmers, one loaf at a time.

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