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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Historic Park City's website continues to profile various notable Park City residents and their favorite hot spots and activities to help give some insight and tips to those frequenting the area. Tom Kelly, Vice President of Communications for the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association, shares his top picks with us.

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Park City's premier summer events return to Historic Main Street this season. The 0.8-mile stretch of shops, cafes, bars and restaurants will host music performances, arts festivals, outdoor dinner parties and much more.

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Spring break converging with St. Patrick's Day makes for an extra festive atmosphere in Park City. Several bars and nightclubs will keep the party alive throughout the day and well into the evening hours.

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The Paint Mixer in Park City offers a unique mix of art and wine instruction in a cool, fun and relaxed environment. Bring friends, family, or colleagues and enjoy wine instruction, great music and follow step-by-step instruction to recreate the featured painting. It's stress-free and absolutely no experience is necessary!

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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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Historic Park City's website continues to profile various notable Park City residents and their favorite hot spots and activities to help give some insight and tips to those frequenting the area. Local fitness coach and mother of two Helen Golden shares her top picks with us.

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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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Historic Park City's website continues to profile various notable Park City residents and their favorite hot spots and activities to help give some insight and tips to those frequenting the area. Amanda Hill, DJ/owner of Downstairs and a graphic designer shares her top picks with us.

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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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A former Sundance Film Festival employee and Park City resident of 11 years offers some tips on how to live it up during Sundance for those who are not part of the entertainment industry elite.

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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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Historic Park City's website continues to profile various notable Park City residents and their favorite hot spots and activities to help give some insight and tips to those frequenting the area. Paul Lukanowski, of Swire Coca Cola, shares his top picks with us.

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The Star Bar, a longtime staple of Historic Park City nightlife at the top of Main Street, is under new ownership and has undergone a complete interior renovation.

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Historic Park City's website continues to profile various notable Park City residents and their favorite hot spots and activities to help give some insight and tips to those frequenting the area. Nancy Tallman, a Realtor with Summit Sotheby's Internation Realty, shares her top picks with us.

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

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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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Your place to find official 2013 Sundance Film Festival clothing, accessories, and collectibles. 

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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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Park City Mountain Resort plans to open the Town Lift on Saturday, December 8th.

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Parkite and Gallery MAR owner Maren Mullin is committed to doing all her holiday shopping in Historic Park City this year. In this article, she recounts a day of gals-only shopping (and eating) this holiday season.

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There is a full calendar of activities taking place in Historic Park City during the upcoming weeks. Read more to see an overview of the items scheduled by the Historic Park City Alliance, or visit the calendar to see what is happening each day.

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Historic Park City's website continues to profile various notable Park City residents and their favorite hot spots and activities to help give some insight and tips to those frequenting the area. Rachel Sharwell, Hotel Park City's Director of Conference Services and longtime hospitality industry professional in the Park City area, shares her top picks with us.

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The Egyptian Theatre and its dining sponsor, 350 Main Brasserie, are teaming up to offer dinner and a show for just $59 until December 1, 2012.

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Historic Park City's website continues to profile various notable Park City residents and their favorite hot spots and activities to help give some insight and tips to those frequenting the area. Chris Waddell, 13-time Paralympic medalist (summer and winter Games) and now a motivational speaker, shares his top picks with us.

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Historic Park City's website continues to profile various notable Park City residents and their favorite hot spots and activities to help give some insight and tips to those frequenting the area. Kenny Lovette, manager and booking agent of The Spur Bar & Grill, shares his top picks with us.

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Park City’s only year-round bike shop, 19 Sports, has relocated from The Canyons to Lower Main Street. Not only does owner and cycling enthusiast Rod Riley carry a selection of road and mountain bikes, clothing, accessories, nutrition and tools, but he also offers personalized, on-site training enabling clients to use their own bicycles.

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Historic Park City's website continues to profile various notable Park City residents and their favorite hot spots and activities to help give some insight and tips to those frequenting the area. Hotelier and City Council Member Andy Beerman shares his top picks with us.

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Park City’s premier summer events return to Historic Main Street this season. The 0.8-mile stretch of shops, cafes, bars and restaurants will be Park City's top destination for music performances, festivals, wine tastings, parades and outdoor dinner parties.

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Biking season is upon us, and there’s literally no better place to ride than Park City. In November, the International Mountain Biking Association (IMBA) announced that it had named Park City its first “Gold Ride Center.”

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Historic Park City's website continues to profile various notable Park City residents and their favorite hot spots and activities to help give some insight and tips to those frequenting the area. Old Town resident and Utah-native Erin Hofmann shares her top picks with us.

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Historic Park City's website continues to profile various notable Park City residents and their favorite hot spots and activities to help give some insight and tips to those frequenting the area. Karen Terzian, owner of Terzian Galleries, shares her top picks with us.

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Historic Park City's website will now profile various notable Park City residents and their favorite hot spots and activities to help give some insights and tips to those frequenting the area. Our first profile is Lori Harris, owner of Mary Jane's and the Denim Bar.

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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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Galley MAR has doubled its space and offerings by moving a few blocks up to 436 Main Street.

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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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Park City Mountain Resort's Town Lift is currently on a maintenance hold while they resolve an issue located in the gearbox.

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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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Three years ago the holiday lights were changed out to LED lights which use less power.

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In the spirit of the holidays, all metered parking will be free on Main Street beginning the Friday after Thanksgiving and running through December 16, 2011.

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11.11.11 - A day of community-wide giving. Please support the three, non-profit cultural organizations in Historic Park City.

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Main Street has a new home for the hottest youth styles.

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The public is invited to meet the top architects competing for the Kimball Art Center Transformation Project on November 2.

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The nationally broadcasted cable channel Home & Garden Television (HGTV) has been in Park City over the past month, filming for two separate HGTV shows.

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Stylish, suede boots in a variety of colors and heights are availabe at cake | boutique.

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The Kimball Art Center is the heart of Historic Park City’s vibrant arts community. They are a non-profit center for the arts, committed to engaging individuals in diverse and inspiring experiences through education, exhibitions and events.

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The Mega-Genius Supply Store and IQ HQ, at 435 Swede Alley, offers free writing and tutoring to Summit County students, first through twelfth grade, Monday through Friday afternoons and follows the Park City School District calendar.  Students are treated to a healthy snack before commencing creative genius building.

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The Kimball Arts Center is launching an international architectural design competition inviting some of the best architects from around the world to Park City to design the new building. The design competition will kick off in Fall 2011 with letters of invitation going out to architects.

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The Historic Park City Alliance (HPCA) debuted a new visitors brochure in mid-July. The colorful brochure includes an illustrated map and information on Historic Park City area shopping, dining and businesses.

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Beginning on Sunday, July 24, which happens to be Pioneer Day (a statewide holiday officially recognized by Utah government) the public  will now be able to purchase High West Distillery's vodkas and whiskeys 365 days a year at the distillery.

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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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Since 1985, Galleria Floral and Design has been helping Parkites show their love and appreciation through flowers.

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Do you ever wonder what the history is behind some of the buildings in Historic Park City?  Long before Park City became a world class mountain resort and venue for the 2002 Olympic Winter Games, it was famous as a silver mining town and boasts a lively and colorful past.

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The ski season is over, let construction season begin.   Treasure Mountain Inn broke ground this week on their long awaited remodel of the North End.    TMI will install a second elevator, a ramp for ADA access, and lots of little touches to improve their most prominent side.

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Two Park City locals started Flight after seeing success working as fashion stylists for celerities as well as magazines.  As of 2011, Flight Boutique now boasts of two locations in Park City, 562 and 577 Main Street.

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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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Park City offers some of the mountain biking available. Historic Park City is in the center of town and has easy access to the 325+ mile network of public trails in and around Park City.

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Lift-served access is available directly from Park City's historic Main Street via the Town Lift operated by Park City Mountain Resort.

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Historic Park City was sad to see two great businesses decide to close at the end of this winter season. 

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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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Historic Park City selected a photograph from local, Mike Flaherty, as the photo that best captured the Historic District’s spirit and character.

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Park City’s historic Washington School Inn announced that it is donating $10,000 from the proceeds of its closing estate sale to the Park City Education Foundation.

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Do you have an idea for us? Think of this as a suggestion box.

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Historic Park City is such an iconic area in town that has been a part of many peoples’ memories. We want locals and visitors to share their experiences and photos with us and add their stories to the Park City community.

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Historic Park City is such an iconic area in town that has been a part of many peoples’ memories. We asked locals and visitors to share their experiences and photos with us and add their stories to the Park City community.

Twenty-six photos highlighting Main Street, the Historic District and mining relics were submitted.  Three winning photos that best capture the Historic District’s spirit and character will be chosen and winners will be announced on Thursday, April 7th.

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It’s not quite time to put away your winter gear seeing that both Canyons Resort and Park City Mountain Resort have both extended their closing dates. 

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Thomas Kearns McCarthey Gallery is one of the foremost dealers in the United States for Russian Impressionist art. Every month they select a painting and hold a no reserve silent auction. Take part in their tradition and add a little excitement to your life while at the same time adding to your Russian art collection.

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We here at Historic Park City aren’t the only ones writing about great things happening in the District.  We’ve included links to five of our businesses who regularly blog about the area and their businesses.  We hope you enjoy!

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Historic Park City is proud to congratulate Bill White on his nomination as a simifinalist for The James Beard Award for "Outstanding Resaurateur".

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When you look forward to your trip to Park City, there are some things to consider to insure a great time at 7000 feet. Park City’s Main Street measures in at 7000 feet which, for many people is substantially above your home elevation.

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Historic Park City became the canvas for world renown graffiti artist Banksy in 2010 when he was in town for the screening of the film Exit Through the Gift Shop.

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If you are not used to cold weather, dressing for a day of winter activities can leave you stressed.  The last thing you want is to regret not wearing the right clothing.  Layering, especially a triple layer, is an easy equation to ensure you stay warm in winter.

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It is always polite to bring a little souvenir back from your fantastic visit to Park City.  Those left behind appreciate the gesture, especially if they are co-workers picking up the slack in your absence. 

Instead of bringing back something that can be found anywhere, pick something up that is made in Utah.  Village Keepsakes, located at 314 Main Street, carries the largest selection of “Made in Utah” products on Main Street.

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This fall, Park City Interior Designer, Michele Gardiner, opened her own shop on Main Street.  Michele has worked as Park City Designer for 17 years and decided it was time to open her own place.  Located at 186 Main Street across from Grappa Italian Café, guests can enter the store and work with Michele on ideas for their own spaces.

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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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Slamdance Film Festival, presented again by Kodak, will run concurrently with the Sundance Film Festival, January 21-27, 2011 in Park City, Utah. Slamdance lives by its mantra: "By Filmmakers, For Filmmakers." No other festival is fully programmed by filmmakers.

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Park City's historic charming Main Street is conveniently located between Deer Valley Resort and Park City Mountain Resort and will be the home of the Opening Ceremonies and celebrations for the World Ski Championships on the evening of Wednesday, February 2, 2011.

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Park City is idle free!

Park City is the first community in Utah to adopt an idling ordinance and joins a growing number of states and communities across the U.S. which have taken similar action to protect the environment and human health.

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On December 16th, the City Council and Mayor presented the Environmental Heros Award to Andy Beerman and Thea Leonard with Treasure Mountain Inn.

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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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Skip the car and make Historic Park City your hub for all your Park City activities.  With the Transit Center located just one block off of Main Street, visitors and locals alike can find a bus to take them to the ski areas, Kimball’s Junction and other Park City neighborhoods.

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Historic Park City: Ski in/Ski Out? Yes!

Park City Mountain is the only resort with lift service directly to and from the town’s historic Main Street.

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Whether you like to plan ahead, or make life easier, there are three outlets in Historic Park City to purchase lift tickets.

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Once the sun goes down, the curfew whistle is blown, and the last of late night diners are gone, Historic Park City becomes a utopia for anyone over the age of 21. While the town is bustling all day long, things really start getting fun after hours when the bar neophytes and connoisseurs alike enjoy libations- mountain town style.

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There’s a reason why November was coined “Snowvember”. Park City Mountain Resort received 63 inches of snow at their Summit Snow stake, which doubles the 30 inches they averaged the last five years, and is well above the 36 year November average of 47 inches.

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Lindzee O’Michaels holds true to their motto: Great Hops – Great Spirits – Great Fun.  The crew at Lindzee O’Michaels pride themselves on offering more games than any other bar in Park City and  has an extensive December calendar of events and music.

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Dolly’s Bookstore was opened at 510 Main Street in Park City in June 1975 and was known as “Dolly’s Boutique and Bookstore.” The original owner, Dolly Makoff, still lives in Park City and started the business in what was then a small mining town home to two active silver operations.

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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 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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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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Park City Jewelers has been named among the top 50 Jewelry Designers in the United States for the second year in a row.

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What’s red, yellow, orange and black--equals just one--and feels endless. You guessed it, fall riding on Park City single-track.

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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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The Expanding Heart opened in 1992 and has grown over the past nineteen years with the focus on the expansion and transformation of consciousness for its customers.

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The Crosby Collection is a Park City original. And while Bing and Vickie Crosby, the owners, aren’t originally from Park City they have grown to love the town and call it home.

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301 Main Street, now home to the Meyer Gallery and Mountain Trails Gallery, was once The First National Bank.

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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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Wireless and emission free: the Park City Council recently approved a demonstration project in conjunction with the Energy Dynamics Lab, a nonprofit research corporation owned by Utah State University, to make the Historic Main Street Trolley electric.  However, being electric isn’t the coolest thing about the proposal, it's how it will charge. 

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Come on down to Main Street on October 19th for a fun Fall Locals Day...Livin' Life Park City, Mary Janes, Mountain Olive Oil, and Barr-ee Station!

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*not an ordinary name. *not an ordinary studio.

angryporcupine* design is a small but nimble graphic design studio specializing in developing logos, building brand identity systems and creating print collateral for a wide range of clients – from individuals and start-ups to mid-sized businesses and large corporations.

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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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AURA SPA—it’s all in the name… and the 2 lovely women—Camie Findlay and Abbie Whaley—who have brought  an organic spa to the mélange of unique services that define Historic Park City.

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Every state has its pride: cheese, corn, oranges, or even lobster; but Utah’s top crop is snow. 

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Park City Mountain Resort’s Town Lift and Sweeney’s Switchbacks rising above Historic Park City allow you to enjoy Park City on a whole new level, literally.

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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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“Tips up!” by day—the secret to successful powder skiing…

“Bottoms up!” by night—because you deserve a few after the black diamond day you’ve had…

“Lie down before you fall down!” no matter the hour—this applies to out of control skiers and partiers, alike... 

These are just a few of the ski town adages we live by.  Here’s one more:

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Long before Park City became a world class mountain resort and venue for the 2002 Olympic Winter Games, it was famous as a silver mining town and boasts a lively and colorful past.  Park City was discovered in 1868 when soldiers stationed in Salt Lake City traversed the mountain from Big Cottonwood Canyon to find silver.

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In partnership with Park City Municipal Corporation and Recycle Utah, the Historic Park City Alliance (HPCA) recently completed its first year of a portable recycling program, aimed at simplifying recycling efforts for Main Street businesses.

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Park City real estate encompasses a colorful array of mountain properties ranging from historic homes in Old Town to the high-end luxury resort properties and everything in between. Summit Sotheby's International Realty is dedicated to bringing the highest level of service and technology to today's home buyers and sellers.

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Park City is routinely named the “sin city” of our fair state, and why not run with it? This brings us cause to celebrate our highly raucous, high altitude culture! There’s nothing better, after a long day of hiking or skiing, than a cold beer and good company. You’ll find both in Historic Park City.

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Park City draws visitors from all over the country (and the world!) to our incredible ski slopes and mountain vistas. But there’s also “Art in Them Hills” up in Historic Park City. With over 20 galleries, there is always something new to see and experience.

Many galleries feature works depicting the West, a favorite theme among artists in Utah and the surrounding states. Our state offers an expanse of options for artists: the southern Utah red rocks and pinion pines, to the northern ski slopes and rural barn scenes.

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One of Historic Park City’s most recent artistic additions is Gallery MAR, billed as “Park City’s Freshest Art Gallery.” Gallery MAR’s guests enjoy an inviting atmosphere in a modern setting on Main Street, the hub of Park City’s artistic community.

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