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The Utah Asian Festival has grown to over 15,000 attendees who attend this family-friendly, one-day Festival to discover a diverse array of delectable cuisines from our 30+ food trucks/booths, 70+ booths featuring local artisans, educational cultural booths, Asian-owned businesses, mini health fair, and local nonprofits. And finally, they explore the captivating performance lineup, showcasing an enchanting blend of music, dance, martial arts, and cultural demonstrations.

Join us for the 49th Utah Asian Festival on Saturday, June 6, 2026 from 11:00am until 10:00pm at the Utah State Fairpark (155 N 1000 W Salt Lake City, UT 84116). 

  • Be part of a 49-year tradition that draws 15,000+ attendees annually. Your sponsorship provides visibility to Utah's fastest-growing demographic while supporting AAU's mission to serve refugees, refugee youth, and human trafficking survivors throughout the state.

  • Connect with the community! Join 70+ exhibitors including local artisans and craftspeople, Asian-owned businesses, educational and cultural organizations, nonprofit organizations, and health and wellness services.

  • Share your talent with thousands! We welcome individual performers and groups who express cultural traditions through traditional and contemporary dance, music and instrumental performances, martial arts demonstrations, and cultural showcases.

  • Be part of our incredible culinary experience! We're seeking food trucks and booth vendors offering traditional Asian dishes and street food, regional specialties from across Asia, fusion creations and modern interpretations, desserts, beverages, and snacks.

April 5, 2026

The Heart of Our Marketplace

For many vendors, the Utah Asian Festival is more than a marketplace. It’s a space to share culture, tell stories, and connect with the community.

Each year, returning and first-time vendors bring creativity, passion, and stories behind the businesses they’ve built. For some, the festival becomes a turning point, a place where a passion grows into a full time business and vendors find a welcoming community.

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As The Books on the Bus, a first time vendor last year, shares:
“We loved being part of the Utah Asian Festival last year. Getting to meet so many families, share stories, and celebrate culture together was a highlight for The Books on the Bus. The relationships we built led to both personal and business growth and strengthened our mission. Our hope is that every person who steps onto our bus can find a book they truly connect with. We’re excited to return as a vendor this year, bringing more than 200 Asian-inspired children’s books to share with the community. Come, board the reading journey!

Through these local Asian owned businesses, the marketplace becomes more than a place to shop. Visit our vendors on June 6 at the Utah State Fairpark!

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