While many local merchants take a break following a busy ski season, others remain open and several restaurants feature enticing specials.

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Western passions for gourmet food, drink and the great outdoors return this summer at the 9th annual Park City Food and Wine Classic.

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Utah’s drinking laws aren’t as prohibitive as they once may have been or are reputed to be. In fact, there are several establishments in Park City where families can enjoy après ski together and several within walking distance from the Town Lift.

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The best way to get around town is to use the Festival shuttle buses. They offer free and convenient access to all venues and theatres. The Sundance Film Festival supplements Park City Transit's existing fee bus system to increase capacity and frequency during the Sundance Film Festival. If you must use a vehicle, here are the locations and regulations for parking in Historic Park City during the Sundance Film Festival.

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Experience a taste of Park City’s vibrant Main Street with Park City Food Tours. These year-round tours debuted this season and allow visitors and locals to go beyond the usual mountain town activities and enjoy Main Street more intimately as a culinary destination.

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China Bridge Parking garage provides 490 free covered parking spaces just one block from Main Street.  

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Now under new ownership, The Sky Lodge is introducing two, exciting culinary concepts to guests, Park City residents and visitors. Table One (in the former Easy Street space) will be a higher-end dining offering while Tavern (formerly Bar Boheme), an artisan bar, will be an intimate, gastro pub experience.

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350 Main Brasserie welcomes Executive Chef, Carl Fiessinger. A staple of the Main Street dining scene for 17 years, the restaurant promises to continue its tradition of offering an exceptional, mountain dining experience.

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Many businesses in Historic Park City will be offering off-season deals for locals on Thursdays from May 3 through June 21. Businesses will be “Shown’ the Love” with special deals running every Thursday from 5-8 p.m. Numerous businesses, however, will extend their deals for an entire day.

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Locals and visitors are flocking in droves to Vinto for its affordable and family-friendly Italian cuisine and atmosphere.

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Al Dente Trattoria e Bar is now open and serving fine, Italian fare and spirits in the main level of the Gateway Building.

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The best way to get around town is to use the Festival shuttle buses.  They offer free and convenient access to all venues and theatres. The Sundance Film Festival supplements Park City Transit's existing fee bus system to increase capacity and frequency during the Sundance Film Festival.  If you must use a vehicle, here are the locations and regulations for parking in Historic Park City during the Sundance Film Festival.

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Riverhorse on Main has undergone a dramatic renovation, making it one of Historic Park City's most contemporary and stylish dining spots. The restaurant is also now open for lunch.

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Don't ski or ride? Need a break from the slopes or something to do for apres ski? Historic Park City offers visitors and locals abundant and varied diversion off the ski hill. Read this blog to create your activity to-do list.

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Demonstrating that dining out and enjoying the theater truly go hand in hand, 350 Main Brasserie and The Egyptian Theatre are a match made in Historic Park City.

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SILVER, which opened in January, will host "Scotch Made Simple" on Wednesday, August 17.

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The “Taste of Art” program was developed to heighten Park City Kimball Arts Festival attendees’ weekend with a multi-sensory experience. The program showcases Park City’s incredible restaurants, cafés, and eateries.

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From hiking, biking, and food demonstrations to seminars, the Park City Food and Wine Classic has everything for everyone.  This year's event benefits the People's Health Clinic in Park City.

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Historic Park City congratulates Jeff Ferguson, from Shabu, in creating the Park City Signature Cocktail for 2011.

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While only in its fourth year, the Park City Area Restaurant Association's Savor the Summit is one of Historic Park City's signature events.  Taking place on Saturday, June 25, 2011, Park City will set their longest dinner party at The Grande Table down the center of Main Street which provides diners with a unique celebration of fabulous food, drink and live music.

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Noted for "great sandwiches..." by SkyWest Magazine and voted City Weekly's "Best Affordable Sundance Meal" the Back Door Delicatessen serves up Park City's best sandwiches, fresh soups and salads.

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From their humble beginnings in 1989 as Utah's first brew pub, Wasatch Beers continues to be a pioneer in the industry.

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Come watch the "Greatest Two Minutes in Sports" at High West on Saturday, May 7th.  High West Distillery will host a Kentucky Derby Party to celebrate the 137th year of the event.

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Let Historic Park City help you find the perfect gift for Mother’s Day.  Spend time and make memories by taking her to brunch on Mother’s Day or book a rafting trip on the Weber River in May.  Need a gift, we have a number of great ideas.

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Mud season, as it is affectionately referred to by locals, runs from the closing of the ski resorts to the beginning of June.  During this time weather can fluctuate from beautiful, warm spring days back to the cold and snow of winter.  Many of the businesses in Historic Park City take this time to vacation, remodel and take care of general maintenance.

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Every year Sundance Resort brings a little bit of Nashville to Utah with a stellar line up of singer/ songwriter/musicians, who share their history, music and stories. Performances take place at Zoom restaurant, in Historic Park City, and at Sundance Resort on the outdoor amphitheatre, Eccles Stage.

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While this may not be what you want to hear, mornings are crowd free on Main Street.  This is the time locals hit the post office, grab a cup of coffee and reclaim the street (if only for a little while).

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One of Historic Park City’s great restaurants made a move this fall to 442 Main Street.  The new space is in the Frank Andrew Building, which dates back to 1898.

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During the month of December, the Historic Park City District will host a number of events, classes and activities as a part of the holidays to celebrate the festive season. Many events are free to the public and open to all ages.

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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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Pizza.  It is the one thing all families can agree on, and there are three great places to pick up a slice or two when the kids are in tow.

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After serving premium ice cream treats on Main Street for twenty years, Java Cow is now making their ice cream on premises.

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Historic Park City is home to High West Distillery and Saloon, Utah’s first legal distillery since 1870.  Housed in the Ellsworth J. Beggs House and National Garage on Park Avenue gives visitors a taste of local history while they sip on the signature beverages made with High West’s spirits.

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Visitors to Historic Park City will discover a few new businesses added to the mix this summer, along with some shuffling of existing businesses to new spaces.

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You can find just about anything in Historic Park City, except for a chain restaurant.  It’s time to treat your stomach to some local fare.

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There is just something about Café Terigo that makes it rise to the top of local’s lists when they are looking for a great place for lunch or dinner.

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