The spirit of Park City shines brightest during the community’s annual day of giving, Live PC Give PC. Spearheaded by the Park City Community Foundation every November, it’s an effort to raise as much money as possible for more than 100 local non-profits in a single 24-hour period. This year, Live PC Give PC will be held on Friday, November 9. From children to adults and those of modest means to the wealthiest members of the community, all are encouraged to participate and give what they can to the non-profits of their choice. Last year, more than 4,000 donors contributed a record $2 million-plus to 107 non-profits. In the seven years since Live PC Give PC launched, nearly $8 million has been raised. How remarkable is
Fall is a magical time in Park City, Utah. Locals love this “shoulder season” as it provides a break from the crowds. But there is still plenty of activity to enjoy with this additional elbow room. As the cooler temperatures approach and the leaves begin to fall, your senses invite you to take in new sights and sounds. Why not take in some cultural entertainment to further enhance the mood? From stunning ocean photography to the authentic sounds of bluegrass, prepare to be mesmerized.
The Eccles Center
The New Chinese Acrobats
The New Chinese Acrobats have created an award-winning acrobatic performance that mixes new techniques and acts with ancient traditions. China’s ancient folk art, combined with today’s acrobatic style, will mesmerize
Few communities take Halloween as seriously as Park City. We are a town that loves to have fun, let loose, and get super creative with costumes. Halloween in Park City is for all – kids, adults, and dogs! Historic Main Street is the hub of the celebrations, which are always held on Halloween, no matter what day of the week that happens to be. This year it’s a Wednesday, and we can’t think of a better way to spend hump day. It’s a locals’ spooktacular, and you’re guaranteed to run into all your friends, neighbors, and coworkers.
The Main Street festivities begin with trick-or-treating at the local merchants that line the street. It’s followed by the Howl-o-ween dog parade – an incredible, furry spectacle that has garnered national attention. Whether
Summit County has a well-earned reputation for being one of the healthiest places in the United States. Whether it’s indoor or outdoor recreation, Park City residents are obsessed with staying active and fit. Thankfully, there are an impressive array of fitness facilities throughout the area to feed this fitness addiction. From boutique gyms to yoga studios to fully loaded recreation centers, there is a place to cater every workout whim. Now that we’ve received the first snowfall of the season, it’s time for some ski conditioning! Ski season starts in about two months. If you’re looking for a fun and challenging indoor workout, here are some incredible options to check out.
Boom Cycle Room
There’s no better way to get energized and burn serious
Gone are the days when you must buy multiple passes to enjoy multiple ski resorts. The Ikon and Epic Passes are multi-mountain passes, accepted by resorts all over the world. And with snow in the forecast this week for the Wasatch Mountains surrounding Park City, it's time to start planning for the ski season!
Be sure to act fast - as the deals and availability may end soon!
Epic Pass
Epic Pass, created by Vail Resorts, allows you to ski or ride, when you want, as much as you want. Now in its 10th year, the Epic Pass is accepted from Park City to Colorado, Tahoe, Canada and more. New this season, new resorts have been added to the pass – Okemo, Mount Sunapee, Crested Butte, and Stevens Pass. Have plans to travel to Europe for the
The leaves on Park City’s maples and aspens are turning vibrant shades of red and golden yellow, and nighttime temperatures are dropping to around freezing. If you have not yet driven the Alpine Loop, the 20-mile scenic byway that spans from American Fork Canyon to Provo Canyon, add that to your weekend to-do list before all the bright hues are gone for the year. Mother Nature sure has a way of making the changing seasons magnificent throughout the Wasatch Mountains. There are also some fun happenings to add to your radar.
The Art and Science of Arachnids
If you suffer from arachnophobia you may want to pass on this exhibit. Then again, it just might be the cure for it. Just in time for Halloween, this exhibit is the largest arachnid in the
There may be a chill in the air, but Park City is still the place to be during shoulder season. Many events and activities are going on, both inside and out, so put these on your to-do list for fall.
Park Silly Sunday Market
This will be the last Sunday to enjoy this event! This market is hosted on Main Street and filled with local vendors showcasing their arts, crafts, gourmet foods and antiques, as well as farmers located by the Post Office with locally grown fruits and vegetables.
Historic Main Street September 23, 10:00am- 5:00pm
Art Exhibit
Local Artist, Patricia Smith, will have her work on display at the Park City Library. Smith is best known for her Olympic banners that are displayed on Main Street. Smith paints in both
Snowbird's 46th Annual Oktoberfest symbolizes the approach of the fall season, and it is one of the largest beer festivals in Utah. This family-friendly event boasts tons of activities for all ages, and with several weekends to enjoy the festivities, you will want to pencil the dates into your calendar now. Snowbird is about a 45 minute drive from Park City, making this a fun and easy excursion.
The history of Oktoberfest dates back to 1810 in Munich, Germany. In Utah, the tradition began in 1972 when a couple of Swiss gentlemen were inspired by the scenery of Snowbird and decided to bring a version of the cultural event to the Rocky Mountains. Traditional lederhosen-clad entertainers will have you dancing in the aisles, while polka bands and
Fall is one of the most magical times of the year in Park City. The crowds have dwindled, and the town truly belongs to the locals again. A favorite event that kicks off the season is the Autumn Aloft Hot Air Balloon Festival, presented by Wells Fargo. It returns to Park City for the fifth year, September 15 to16. The event first launched in the former silver mining town more than 30 years ago and was recently resurrected as a way for visitors and residents of all ages to celebrate Park City and embrace autumn.
Spectators view up to 24 hot air balloons inflating and launching from locations throughout Park City. Park City residents and visitors often see hot air balloons from afar, but nothing compares to experiencing the magnitude of the aircraft
Summer sure does fly by in Park City thanks to our abundance of activities, events, and perfect weather. It’s hard to believe we are somehow nearly through August! That means we are just days away from Labor Day. Since Park City has a history of marching to the beat of its own drum, we celebrate Miners’ Day instead. Intended to commemorate Park City’s silver mining heritage, the Miners' Day festivities on Monday, Sept. 3 are fun and funky. Unlike the July 4th holiday that attracts throngs of visitors, Miners’ Day is truly ruled by the locals.
The day begins in City Park with the Miners’ Day breakfast and Bark City 5K run where running with your furry companion is encouraged. The signature Running of the Balls event, inspired by Pamplona's Running
