A new year on the horizon is always exciting, but when you set your travel sights on Park City, there’s even more to enjoy. This year, head to a place where lively nightlife, amazing dining, and exciting celebrations abound! The following are just a few reasons you’re certainly going to want to ring in the new year in Park City.
Enjoy Flavorful Moments
Ringing in the new year right in Park City, Utah begins with making sure you have flavorful stops on your itinerary. The good news is there’s no shortage of options to choose from! 350 Main typically hosts a four-course New Year’s Eve dinner with two seating sessions at 5:00 pm and 7:30 pm respectively. A 5:00 pm seating is $150 per person while the 7:00 pm seating is $200 per person. While the meal promises to be satisfying, the live DJ entertainment from 10:00 am until 1:00 pm makes this New Year’s Eve experience as fun as it is delicious.
Party at Deer Valley Resort
Another great stop with a reservation in hand is Deer Valley Resort. The New Year’s Eve Party here is always memorable with an upscale dinner experience and dancing package available for guests. Meals are followed by live entertainment, drinking, party favors, and more. There are various tiers you can pick from for this experience to tailor your New Year’s fun to your budget. Just be sure to book your place quickly because this fun event fills up fast.
Savor the Moment on Main Street
If you’re in the mood to ring in the new year in Irish-inspired style, Flanagan’s on Main will be the place you want to go. This Main Street fan-favorite pub and eatery typically serves up a three-course New Year’s Eve menu that in the past has featured lobster bisque, apple almond feta spinach salads, filet mignon, and lava cake to top it all off on a sweet note. After dinner, stick around to midnight when there’s a Prosecco toast to ring in 2024. This experience averages around $89 per adult.
Fireworks at Canyons Village
A top event to enjoy during New Year’s in Park City is the celebration and fireworks display that’s hosted at Canyons Village. This generally starts around 3:00 pm on December 31, and includes live music, food, drinks, family-friendly activities, and more. Cookies and hot cocoa are often a part of the experience on a first-come first-serve basis. The event is open to the public and when the sun goes down, the fireworks are on in illuminating New Year’s Eve style!
Spend Quality Time on the Slopes
For those who love to ski, a New Year’s enjoyed in Park City wouldn’t be complete without quality time spent on the slopes. Here, you’ll find some of the best runs in the country, great lifts, backcountry exploration options, and lessons too. No matter what your skill level might be, you’ll find time on the slopes in Park City to be truly unforgettable.
If you’re hoping to include a nostalgic and family-friendly activity to your New Year’s itinerary in Park City, don’t overlook the fun of spending some time ice skating. Head over to the Park City Ice Arena and rent skates with your favorite people in tow. You can spend an hour or two enjoying time on the ice, practicing your skills, and making the most of an activity that’s often seen as a quintessential sign of winter fun before the new year is upon you.
Book a Sleigh Ride
Another fantastic option to enjoy in Park City over New Year’s is booking a sleigh ride and dinner through the Snowed Inn Sleigh Company. These sleigh rides are one-of-a-kind and offer guests a unique way to take in the terrain while they’re in town. Afterward, you’ll enjoy a hearty meal in good company complete with live music. It’s the perfect way to start 2024 while you’re in town.
Dance the Night Away
For those Park City-bound travelers over New Year’s who are looking for a place to dance the night away, the options are vast and varied. Make your way to the O.P. Rockwell Cocktail Lounge and Music Hall for great performances that are sure to have you on your feet until midnight. Park City Live on Main Street is another option for great shows and a fun crowd to ring in the New Year alongside. You’ll need to be 21 and up to enjoy both venues, where you can order up savory wines, craft beer, and a variety of handcrafted cocktails.
Book Your Park City New Year’s Adventure Today
Enjoy Your New Year’s away in Park City in impeccable style when you book your accommodations through Abode Park City. Reach out today to learn more about our exciting and inviting property options and to start planning. We look forward to seeing you in scenic Utah soon.
Packing your suitcase and heading to Park City is always exciting for travelers. This year, when you’re looking to elevate your Halloween fun, Park City offers even more to look forward to! Whether you only have a few days to spare for holiday festivities or you’re fortunate enough to have an extended stay planned with the family, there are plenty of options for holiday fun waiting to be enjoyed. The following are just a few of the many reasons you’re going to want to be sure to spend your 2023 Halloween in Park City.
If you’re looking to pair your Halloween scares in Park City with some creative fun too, you’ll find the best of both waiting for you to enjoy at McPolin Barn. Located at 3000 Utah 224 in Park City, McPolin Barn will once again be hosting their annual Scarecrow Festival in 2023. This event invites guests to come and create their very own scarecrows that will then be integrated into the Scarecrow Festival setup! Everything you need to create your scarecrow will be right on-site including stuffing and support beams for the final product. Of course, guests are encouraged to bring the fun extras that truly bring a scarecrow to life including clothing, shoes, props, and accessories. When your scarecrow is complete, you can pick a place to set it up along the designated trail where it will join all of the others in what makes a truly thrilling Halloween display each year. Plan on spending at least two hours at this event for which tickets can be purchased at the door and in advance. While the scarecrow creating event will be held September 30th from 2:00 pm until 4:00 pm, the scarecrows that are crafted will be on display at McPolin Bar through October 28th. Swing by to be a part of the fun or just enjoy the spooky view when the scarecrows are complete. Either way, it’s bound to be a Halloween experience you won’t soon forget.
Enjoy Fun Halloween in Park City on Historic Main Street
A top activity in Park City for families year after year is the Halloween events hosted on Historic Main Street. Acknowledged as a top Halloween celebration by the team over at Town and Leisure Magazine, this annual event is one that’s open to people and pets alike. Guests of all ages are invited to dress up in their Halloween costumed best and head over to Main Street between 3:00 pm and 5:00 pm to enjoy trick-or-treating at Main Street business. Merchants will be dressed up too and handing out goodies to goblins and ghosts alike. Main Street is closed to vehicular traffic on this day beginning at 2:00 pm making it a safe and secure setting to enjoy the Halloween fun! When you arrive, there is convenient parking at Park City Mountain Resort, Canyons Village, and Deer Valley Resort. Ecker Hill Park and Ride will also be functioning.
Make the Most of Basin Recreation Activities
The Celebrate the Spirits event at Basin Recreation will be on again in 20023 much to the delight of families visiting Park City this time of year! This event is open to the public at Willow Creek Park on Saturday, October 28, 2023, and there’s no cost to attend. Visitors can enjoy costume contests, activities, vendors, and on-site trick-or-treating making it a fun for all ages experience. It’s an annual area tradition you won’t want to miss out on!
Check Out the Park City Gardens Haunted Forest
Another fun way to celebrate Halloween in Park City this year is to head over to Park City Gardens and make the most of your time at the annual Haunted Forest. Located at 4459 N. Highway 224, Park City Gardens is happy to once again host this event that pairs floral beauty and spooky entertainment! Park City Gardens invites families to come together on-site during the Halloween season to take photos in the gardens and visit the Haunted Forest for a scare or two! While you can browse flowers ranging from asters to mums, there are also pumpkins and gourds to check out, grown by local farmers. A stroll through the haunted forest is the cherry on top of the experience which is just right for guests of all ages.
Book Your Park City Adventure Today
Park City is always a great place to enjoy a getaway and when you’re looking for amazing accommodations to top off your journey this way in style, the team at Abode Park City has you covered. Reach out today to learn more about our luxurious, inviting, and exciting property options available including our Park City Halloween rentals that keep you close to the fun while providing world-class amenities as well. We’re here to handle the details while our guests focus on the Park City fun ahead! We can’t wait to see you in scenic Park City, Utah soon.
A summer trip to Park City is always exciting and in 2023, there’s no shortage of options for added fun. The following are a few of the top summer events in Park City to add to your itinerary this year!
Add Flavor and Fun to Your Summer Itinerary in Park City
If you happen to be the type of traveler that simply can’t get enough savory moments no matter where you roam, heading to Park City this summer is bound to be a treat! You’ll be just in time to make the most of participating in the annual Savor the Summit event hosted by the Park City Area Restaurant Association at Historic Main Street. This is a gathering you’ll certainly want to bring your appetite for. Guests are invited to gather for this outdoor dinner party that’s anything but average. In fact, it’s considered the largest dinner party in the entire state and it happens on June 24, 2023, at 6:00 pm. This community dinner is a chance for local restaurants to show off their best work as they serve up specialties to over 2,500 participants. Everyone gets together on Main Street as the sun sets, making for a great atmosphere that’s both flavorful and fun. In addition to the dinner, guests can enjoy fabulous drinks as well as live musical performances. It’s a celebration and a tasty moment you won’t want to miss out on this summer.
Experience Plein Air in the Gardens
If your summer travel plans have you in Park City on June 24, 2023, and you find yourself looking for some creative inspiration, Plein Air in the Gardens is sure to please. Hosted from 3:00 pm until 6:00 pm at 4459 UT-224, this event is hosted by Gallery MAR and brings Park City Gardens to life in artistic style. During Plein Air in the Gardens, guests can join artists for a Garden Stroll and talk. As you walk through the gardens, you’ll enjoy seeing artists at work, gathering inspiration from the scenery around them, and bringing their craft to life right on-site. In addition to the many live artist demonstrations, guests can enjoy live music, refreshments, and great company.
Check out the Deer Valley Music Festival
In 2023, the Deer Valley Music Festival: Patriotic Pops will once again return to Park City much to the delight of locals and visitors alike! This festival is presented by the Deer Valley Music Festival in association with the Utah Symphony. It’s hosted at the Deer Valley Snow Park Outdoor Amphitheater at 2250 Deer Valley Drive South and will be held June 30, 2023. This is a festival dedicated to Independence Day celebrations and this year, participants can expect to enjoy renditions of everything from Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue to the Suite from Porgy and Bess as well as music from John Williams, a Sousa march just to name a few!
Make the Most of Park City’s 4th of July Fun!
Each 4th of July, Park City celebrates in patriotic style and 2023 is shaping up to be no exception to the rule. Those that head here in July will be just in time for some family-friendly and exciting Independence Day celebrations you won’t want to miss. Things kick off with the annual Park City 4th of July pancake breakfast at 7:00 am followed by the 5K and fun run at 8:00 am. This event is sponsored and presented by Park City Ski & Snowboard at Cole Sport and the race begins at 1615 Park Avenue. The race first started in Park City on the 4th of July in the 1980s and continues to be a fan-favorite holiday activity in the area. Proceeds go to support youth athletes in the Park City area and the fun run is open to racers of all ages. Registration is $30 for kids 11 and under and $50 for adults. Registration is open until July 3, 2023, at 5:00 pm, and do keep in mind that same-day registration isn’t provided. Everyone who signs up gets a race shirt that can be picked up at Cole Sport prior to the 4th as well.
Following the holiday 5K, the 4th of July fun continues with a day filled with activities, events, and performances in Park City. The annual 4th of July parade kicks off at 11:00 am on Main Street and is presented by Historic Park City Alliance. This major city attraction is always packed with spectators so it’s worth your while to head over early to get a great spot. The route begins at the top of Main Street and heads down 9th Street. After the parade, guests can head over to City Park where a variety of refreshments and snacks are waiting to be enjoyed. There are also family-friendly activities on-site as well as community rugby and volleyball games going.
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The 2021 Park City Kimball Arts Festival returns to an in-person event on Park City’s Historic Main Street – Friday, August 6 through Sunday, August 8.The Park City Kimball Arts Festival is one of the top ranked art festivals in the country and one of Kimball Art Center’s most celebrated programs. Each year, the arts festival showcases the work of jury-selected artists and welcomes guests from around the country. Now in its 52nd year, this three-day, open-air celebration of the arts is considered one of Park City’s signature events.
TRAFFIC & PARKING
The festival spans the length of Main Street and will affect parking and traffic beginning Wednesday and reopening is planned by 11:59pm on Sunday.
Park Record, August 4, 2021 – According to City Hall, spots in the Bob Wells Plaza on Swede Alley and the Brew Pub lot will be closed to drivers starting at 6 a.m. on Wednesday. Then, at 6 a.m. on Friday, officials will close Main Street, Heber Avenue and Swede Alley to traffic. The remaining parking spots on Swede Alley will also close at that time. A reopening is planned by 11:59 p.m. on Sunday.
Festival-goers driving to the event have the option of parking in the China Bridge garage on Swede Alley. The rate on Friday is $3 per hour after 5 p.m. with the first hour being free and a maximum of $18. On Saturday and Sunday, the rate is set at $5 per hour between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., also with the first hour being free and a maximum of $18. Standard rates will be charged after 5 p.m. The public parking in the Old Town core is expected to fill early each day. Privately held garages or lots charge their own rates.
A series of park-and-ride lots are available with bus service to the Main Street core. They include the Homestake lot off Kearns Boulevard, the Ecker Hill lot on Kilby Road, the Park City School District campus on Kearns Boulevard, Park City Mountain Resort and Snow Park in lower Deer Valley. The Snow Park lot is available to festival-goers from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. on Saturday and 9 a.m. until 6 p.m. on Sunday. Masks are required on public transit.
A staging area for taxis and a drop-and-load area will be available in the lots on the south side of the Marsac Building from Friday until Sunday. A bicycle valet will also be available, along 9th Street.
ABOUT PARK CITY KIMBALL ARTS FESTIVAL & TICKET INFORMATION
The 2021 Park City Kimball Arts Festival will be held in-person on August 6-8, 2021 and welcomes juror-selected artists from around the world with twelve different art mediums represented. In addition to viewing and purchasing art, festival attendees are encouraged to explore the many art experiences taking place during the weekend, which include live music, artist demonstrations led by Kimball Art Center education staff, kids’ art classes and education programs, and craft beer and artisan cuisine.
Advance ticket purchase is strongly encouraged to ensure entrance to the festival and to save time by bypassing the line at the entrance gates. Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for children ages six to 17 and will be available beginning June 15, 2021.
Proceeds from the festival support Kimball Art Center’s year-round exhibitions, education, and creative community events.
Monies raised from the event help support:
Access to thought-provoking exhibitions.
Scholarships for low-income children to participate in art classes and camps.
Hands-on instruction for teenagers dedicated to the study and practice of the visual arts.
