
Farmington was incorporated in 1901 and is celebrating its 125th anniversary in 2026. The city was originally settled in 1847, the same year Brigham Young arrived in the Salt Lake Valley.
historyFarmington's $70M sports complex continues to put the city on the national map with USA Gymnastics and wrestling championships scheduled for April and May.
Read MoreFarmington's $70M sports complex continues to put the city on the national map with USA Gymnastics and wrestling championships scheduled for April and May.
North Cottonwood Commons Park and Ivy Acres Park represent a combined $12.5M investment in green space, splash pads, and family recreation.
From Bonnie & Clyde's 1930s café to Cilantree's Indian cuisine, Farmington's dining options are expanding faster than ever — and locals are loving it.
Median prices hold steady around $575K as inventory slowly improves. Here's what buyers and sellers need to know about the Farmington market this spring.
The S&S Screamin' Swing opened March 26 to long lines and rave reviews, kicking off Lagoon's 140th season in Farmington.
From its 1847 settlement to today's booming development, Farmington marks 125 years of incorporation with year-long celebrations and a look at what's ahead.
Station Park
FREEWestern Sports Park
FREEWestern Sports Park
Farmington Bay
A major new retail development bringing Academy Sports + Outdoors and Burlington to Farmington. This commercial center will add significant retail options to the west side of the city, complementing Station Park on the east.
A 10-acre park development featuring a major splash pad, playground, walking trails, and picnic areas. One of the largest new park projects in Farmington's history, designed to serve the growing west side of the city.
A seasonal gelati and frozen custard shop opening May 2, 2026. Bringing artisan frozen treats to Farmington with a charming seasonal concept. Expected to become a summer favorite for families.
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