The Exchange, located at 350 ½ Main Street may be a bit hard to find, but it is well worth the effort.

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Voted Best High-Altitude, High-Attitude Boutique by Salt Lake Magazine, Mary Jane’s is more than just a shoe store.  One of the hottest boutiques in historic Park City, Utah, Mary Jane’s features women's clothing, shoes, accessories and so much more!

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Nancy Rosen, co-owner of the Rocky Mountain Christmas Store, shares her thoughts on the Perfect Day in Park City.

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The theme for the 2011 Sundance Film Festival is Be There.  For us, it really means Be Here!

Historic Park City is the hub for the Festival with five venues in the District, not to mention the numerous storefronts that are filled by Sundance Film Festival sponsors.

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The Main Street Post Office is the place for locals to connect.  Most areas in Historic Park City do not have direct mail delivery.  Since most homes in Historic Park City do not have mail service, locals can be found dropping into the Main Street Post Office every day.

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So you think you know Park City.  There’s the skiing, the restaurants, the shopping and all the outdoor activities one could want.  But did you know that running underneath Park City is over 1200 miles of abandoned mining tunnels?  That is more than the New York subway system!

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As an early holiday gift, the Historic Park City merchants, along with Park City Municipal, are offering free parking all along Main Street for the holiday season.  Free parking begins on Friday, November 26th and runs through Friday, December 17th. 

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Chimayo, located at 368 Main Street, serves exceptional southwestern cuisine.  The extraordinary food is a reflection of the Chef Arturo Flores’ passion and own unique story.

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Many of Historic Park City’s small businesses are as unique as the buildings that house them.   It may take an adventurous spirit to live in the mountains, but it’s takes a prospector’s resolve to make a living here. 

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When long-time resident Jim Santy learned the mine company was going to open a ski resort and install a gondola to transport skiers, he questioned where they were going to get all the water for the canals!

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Learning Designs, located on the 4th Floor of 614 Main Street, is just as unique as Park City’s Historic District when it comes to what they do.

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The Kimball Art Center is always bringing engaging exhibitions to the community; this winter is no exception.  Beginning on Saturday, November 6th the Ansel Adams: Early Works exhibition opens.

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Live performances have long been a centerpiece of Park City culture, even in the rough and tumble days of active mining.  Historic Park City has no shortage of live entertainment whether it be a stage performance or live band at a club.

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With all three Park City resorts opening in just a few weeks, start planning your lodging, rental and restaurant reservations for your upcoming trip.

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