Park City historic walking tours are given by the Park City Museum during the summer from June 1st through September 3rd every Monday through Friday, weather permitting. The walking tour takes place on Historic Main Street, leaving the Museum Store at 2pm. Cost is $5 per person. Tickets can be purchased from the Park City Museum Store on the day of the tour. They allow a maximum [Read more…]
Road Island Diner Review, Oakley Utah
We recently had dinner at the infamous Road Island Diner in Oakley, Utah which is about a 30 minute drive to the west of Park City. There is a long story about how this diner arrived in Oakley which is explained on the back of their menu or you can read the history at their website, Road Island Diner. The diner is actually on the National Register of Historic Places and is Utah’s only standalone restaurant on its historical list. Also, the Road Island Diner has been selected for the “2010 Best of State Award” as best [Read more…]
Park City Food and Wine Classic
The 6th Annual Park City Food and Wine Classic will take place this Thursday July 8th through Sunday July 11th. This four day Park City Utah event will kick off on Thursday at The Canyons Resort at Red Pine Lodge, top of the Gondola 6:30pm-8:30pm. The Kickoff Celebration provides unique opportunities to spend one-on-one time with industry experts and delve into a variety of wines, focusing on [Read more…]
Park City Utah Fourth of July Celebration
The Park City 4th of July festivities are many. Beginning on July 3rd, there will be plenty of activities from the resorts and city. Deer Valley Resort will have their Patriotic Music Celebration on July 3 provided by the Utah Symphony. The concert will be from 7:30-9:30 at the outdoor Snowpark Amphitheater. Tickets are $25 for general admission lawn seating. There will be a beverage and food [Read more…]
Park City Utah Spring Skiing
What about Park City Utah spring skiing? One of the best times to plans your vacation and often some of the best skiing of the season. We have several storms during the month of April, dumping several feet of fresh powder on the slopes. Sure, down near the base of the resort the snow gets that familiar “mashed potato” type of texture during the afternoon warm-ups, but mid-mountain and [Read more…]
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