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Salt and Honey: A Thriving Makers’ Market Showcasing Local Artisans in Salt Lake City

From humble beginnings as a pop-up shop, Salt and Honey has flourished into a makers’ market where each item tells a story. Local artisans, handcrafted treasures, and a weekly-evolving holiday market create a space unlike any other in Salt Lake City

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From humble beginnings as a pop-up shop, Salt and Honey has flourished into a makers’ market where each item tells a story. Local artisans, handcrafted treasures, and a weekly-evolving holiday market create a space unlike any other in Salt Lake City

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