Looking to enjoy the beautiful weather and a good meal? Check out these dining decks around Park City! Here's the list of approved street side dining decks for 2018.
• 501 on Main • Crystal Park Cantina • The Eating Establishment • Flanagan's on Main • Main Street Pizza & Noodle • Shabu • Fletcher's Park City
See more information about Park City's street side dining decks at the Park Record
Concert in the park, anyone? Park City and Summit County’s live music scene is booming, and includes something for every budget (some are FREE!) and every taste. Here's the complete run down of local summer concert series. Be sure to make the most of our starry evenings and cultural offerings.
Utah spring skiing is so spectacular right now thanks to fresh powder, bluebird days, and warmer temperatures. Spring is a beautiful time around here. Soak it in!
Check out this list of fun things to do in Park City while the spring is here!
There is only One…. Park City, the United States’ largest ski resort. With over 7,300 acres and 314 runs, Vail Resort has linked two of North America’s greatest ski areas to offer skiers of all abilities access to Utah's legendary snow. Vail’s $50 million capital improvement plan includes the new Quicksilver Gondola connecting Park City and Canyons, providing skiers and boarders with a wide array of terrain, dining, and après ski venues.
In addition to endless skiing, this resort offers innumerable real estate options from luxurious condominiums at Waldorf Astoria and Hyatt Centric to exquisite townhomes, Vintage on the Strand and Juniper Landing to estate lots and homes in the gated community of The Colony. Whether you're looking for ski-in/ski-out access in a contemporary setting with on-site amenities, or your own private gathering spot, we have a property for you, including new development ski-in, ski-out opportunities at Lift and Apex, and the golf townhomes of Viridian.
The vibrant resort village features year round activity and convenient proximity to Old Town’ Main Street, the Salt Lake International Airport and a wide range of recreational pursuits.
3/7 GoPro Basics at REI - Sandy
3/7,14,21,28 Magic Monday at Hatch Family Chocolates
3/8 Trail Running Basics at REI - Salt Lake City
3/9-10 Odyssey Dance Theatre - Shut Up and Dance at Kingsbury Hall U of U
3/10 Babcock Performing Readers - Cowboy Poetry at Babcock Theatre
3/12-20 Utah Opera’s Aida at the Capitol Theatre
3/18 A Call to Place Exhibit at Rio Gallery
3/18-19 Brian Regan at Vivint Smart Home Arena
3/19 Restoration Pole Planting at Seven Peaks Waterpark
3/19 Salt Lake Symphony - Primal Energy at Libby Gardner Concert Hall
3/19 Harvest Home Celtic Music at Whitmore Library
3/21-22 Spring Break Camp Tracy Aviary
3/22 Paul Simon at Maverik Center
3/22 Yoga for Outdoor Fitness at REI - Salt Lake City
3/23 Wild Wednesdays - Birds not Bunnies Egg Hunt at Ogden Nature Center
3/24-25 Handel’s Messiah at Salt Lake LDS Tabernacle
3/25 Cowgirls at Pioneer Theatre Company
3/25-26 Utah Symphony - Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto No. 2 at Abravanel Hall
The world's best freestyle skiers come together this winter for the 2014 FIS Freestyle Ski World Cup at Deer Valley Resort in a qualifying event for the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympic Games. Watch as competitors twist, fly and race their way to the podium on the same runs used during the 2002 Olympic Winter Games. All events are free to the public.
This marks the 15th year of international and elite competitions hosted at Deer Valley®, including the 2002 Winter Olympic Games, two World Championships and 12 World Cups making the resort an esteemed venue for the freestyle community. All competitions will be held at night under the lights at Deer Valley. Men's and women's mogul events are scheduled on the Champion ski run on Thursday, January 9, and Saturday, January 11. Men's and women's aerial events will be held on the White Owl ski run on Friday, January 10. Finals for all disciplines will take place in the evening, with a fireworks display concluding each night.
Source: http://www.deervalley.com/WhatToDo/Winter/FISWorldCup
Through the wonderful world of Facebook I, Team Assistant Ginger, found out about a new concept in town: Park City Food Tours.
The idea is simple. Pay a fee to the very friendly Shirin and sample a few of the what the best of Main Street's restaurants have to offer. I attended the tour on February 5th.
Shirin met my husband and me at the top of Main Street promptly at 3:15 PM. Having lived in the area for over a decade I was skeptical. What could I possibly learn about Park City I didn't already know? What restaurants haven't I experienced? Unbeknownst to me I was in for a treat.
We started with a brief tour of the Treasure Mountain Inn (TMI Building). Fun fact: it was voted "Ugliest Building" on Park City's Main Street in the 1960s. We saw some photographs from Park City's beginnings. Horse drawn carriages were pictured struggling up a very muddy Main Street. Can you imagine? All this time I thought trudging through the snow was a challenge.
We then sampled some delicious Mexican mole dishes at the Blue Iguana and learned a little about each one. Everything I sampled was absolutely delicious though I stayed away from the spicy one (I'm a wimp).
We then continued down Main Street stopping at some beautiful art galleries where we learned a bit about some local artists. We also popped into the Park City Museum for a quick visit before being treated to a delicious forest mushroom saute at Bistro 412.
We continued down, visited another gallery, then went to one of Main Street's finest establishments, Zoom. Chef Ernesto treated us to a variety of dishes including grilled scallops, tender steak, goat cheese and greens, a beet salad, and a melt in your mouth spaghetti squash.
Were we through yet? Nope. Our next stop was personally one of my favorites. The Flying Sumo served up some unique treats I'll be sure to be back for. We sampled the Mars Attacks Roll (inside out lemon, crab and shrimp roll, topped with tuna avocado, wasabi mayo, shishito peppers, tobiko and eel sauce) and something that makes me hungry just thinking about, the Nacho.
Mars Attacks roll:
The famous Nacho:
We then enjoyed a luxurious hand treatment at Mountain Body. Two days later my hands were still silky smooth and hydrated which as you know is difficult to achieve in this climate!
We ended our evening at Atticus where we enjoyed some to die for sweets.
My husband and I then double-timed it back up Main Street to our car in an attempt to burn a few of the calories we had consumed. We were stuffed.
Whether you're just visiting, new in town, or have been here for 20 years I would highly recommend this experience. I learned a lot about Park City's history as well as the diverse local cuisine. To book your food tour now contact Shirin at Park City Food Tours.
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