Events in Park City
CABIN KARAOKE
A karaoke event is happening at The Cabin, and tickets are available through Tixr from The Cabin Park City.
The CabinChefs table experience
An intimate chef’s table in Park City, Utah introduces the inaugural ONLYFOODS experience led by Chef Adam Walker. The debut menu honors Spain’s Basque Coast, highlighting fishing villages, txoko culture, and celebrated food traditions through six courses that explore the region’s signature flavors and ingredients. Guests share one communal table and a fixed menu for the evening, creating space for conversation and connection. Seating is limited to 12. Dietary restrictions can be accommodated with advance notice when booking.
Park City, UtahLive at Ele Bar Park City!
An evening of live music awaits at Red Rock Brewing-Park City, and admission is free.
Red Rock BrewingNate Robinson Music
Enjoy an intimate solo acoustic performance alongside a fine dining experience. Reservations are required.
Hotel Park City, Autograph CollectionAshley Gavin
Stand up comedy from New York City-based comedian Ashley Gavin. She has been featured by Netflix Is A Joke, Hulu, and Comedy Central, and is known for viral crowd work videos on TikTok.
Cosmic Kitten: West Coast Tour 2026 @ Aces High...
Cosmic Kitten is a four-piece post-grunge and punk band hailing from San Pedro, California. Their music channels the 90s grunge era, blending raw edges with softer textures and moving from quiet tension to explosive peaks. The band has released four full-length albums.
Andrew Blanch
Andrew Blanch will perform at Libby Gardner Concert Hall in Salt Lake City. Tickets are available for this event.
Libby Gardner Concert HallRidgeline & Flame: Summer Solstice Dinner at Waldorf Astoria
A one-night-only Summer Solstice dinner at Waldorf Astoria Park City features guest chef Gustavo Pinet and head mixologist David Hernandez. Adult pricing is $290+ per person.
Waldorf Astoria Park CityMichelin-Starred Chef Klemens Gold Returns for the Summer Solstice
Michelin-starred chef Klemens Gold of RAU returns to Goldener Hirsch in Deer Valley for an intimate evening that celebrates alpine cuisine. Grounded in alpine foraging and seasonality, he brings a nature-focused perspective to the mountains, shaping local ingredients through the culinary traditions of Europe’s alpine regions. The experience centers on alpine terroir and flavor, uniting heritage and careful craft at the table.
Goldener Hirsch, Auberge Resorts CollectionShane Lee Band
Shane Lee Band brings a high-octane country show to Heber Market on Main as part of the Saturday Sunset Music Series, blending current country favorites with upbeat pop and rock crowd-pleasers. This open-air concert invites dancing or a laid-back evening enjoying the fresh mountain air. Turn it into a night out by exploring area vendors, grabbing a bite from the food trucks, and settling in on the lawn. Pack a blanket or lawn chairs, pull on your favorite boots, and share the experience with friends and family.
Heber City ParkStrawberry Bass Kids Fishing Tournament
Hosted by Hand Over Heart Foundation, the Strawberry Bass Kids Fishing Tournament is a free community event that gives kids a welcoming introduction to fishing and the outdoors while creating lasting memories. Open to youth participants, the day includes free lunch along with giveaways, prizes, and raffles in a family-friendly setting. Whether a child is casting a line for the first time or already loves being on the water, the focus is on fun, connection, and community. Participants are encouraged to bring fishing gear if they have it, as well as sunscreen and hats, chairs or blankets, and water and snacks. Space is limited. Organizers are also seeking sponsors, donors, and volunteers to help support the event.
Soldier Creek MarinaSaturday Morning Nature Walks
Take a guided walk led by a naturalist on the Swaner Preserve to explore wetland science, native plants and wildlife, and the history of this unique landscape. Seasonal highlights may include abundant birds, elk, or even nesting sandhill cranes. Pre-registration is required, walk-ins are not available, and group size is limited to 15 participants. The route is mostly flat with a gentle uphill section, though tall grass, uneven ground, and wet areas may be encountered and could be difficult for some young children and seniors. Participants who prefer a shorter outing may turn around at any point. Dogs are not permitted in order to protect sensitive wetland habitat. When the preserve is snow-covered, the walk shifts to snowshoes, with rentals available from the EcoCenter if needed (2.50 dollars for members, 5 dollars for non-members). Please dress for the weather. In spring, summer, and fall, bring sturdy footwear, long pants, water, and sun protection such as sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat. In winter, plan for snow gear including boots, snow pants, a hat, gloves, a coat, sunglasses, and a water bottle.
Swaner Preserve and EcoCenterSet Saturday
Set Saturday features music by DJ Branden Estrada.
DownstairsWarrior Revival Summer Social
Warrior Revival brings together Utah’s military community, families, and friends for a relaxed summer gathering at Jordanelle State Park, centered at the Sand 1 pavilion. The day focuses on connection and recreation by the water, with time to unwind at the lake and take part in casual lawn games and activities. Attendees can bring their own paddleboard, kayak, boat, or other watercraft, along with a lawn chair, towel, and sunscreen. Burgers and hot dogs will be served, and those who wish may add a side dish or dessert to share. Registration is requested to help plan food quantities. The event is presented by Warrior Revival, a Utah-based 501c3 run by volunteers that provides recreational experiences, therapeutic retreats, and mentorship.
Jordanelle State ParkNate Robinson Music
An intimate solo acoustic performance accompanies dinner in a fine dining setting. Reservations are required.
Hotel Park City, Autograph CollectionRobyn Cage
Robyn Cage brings live music to Park City's Prime Steak House and Piano Bar. The performance unfolds in the venue's piano bar atmosphere for a live music experience.
Prime Steak House and Piano BarBilly Blanco’s on the Quarry Village Stage
This live show brings a friendly, say-hello vibe to the Quarry Village Stage at Billy Blanco's.
Billy Blanco'sThe Longest Day 5K
Celebrate the longest day of the year with a community 5K in support of Nuzzles & Co., a local animal rescue and adoption center in the heart of Park City, Utah. After the run, enjoy Puppies and Pancakes on the Patio featuring a breakfast buffet provided by Jeremy Ranch and a puppy snuggle lounge hosted by Nuzzles & Co. A silent auction will be held during the brunch, with 100% of auction proceeds benefiting Nuzzles & Co., and 50% of overall event proceeds also supporting the organization. Participants can sign up for the 5K, the brunch, or both. This event is open to the public.
Jeremy Ranch Golf & Country ClubPark Silly Sunday Market
Set on Historic Main Street in Park City, this sustainably minded outdoor market and street festival offers a weekly celebration of community and creativity. Browse local and regional handmade work, discover standout pieces and vintage gems, and take in live music with performance art. Enjoy gourmet eats and sweet treats while soaking up the signature Park Silly atmosphere. The event goes on in any weather. To simplify transportation, walk, ride a bike and use the free valet service for bicycles, or take the bus to avoid parking hassles.
Park Silly Sunday MarketSunday Craft Volunteer
Support Swaner EcoCenter’s popular Sunday Craft program by volunteering during busy weekend hours. This kid-centered role welcomes children, helps them create simple themed nature or upcycled projects, keeps the crafting space safe and tidy from setup through cleanup, and sparks curiosity about the natural world through friendly conversation. Sign-ups are flexible, whether for a single shift or on a recurring basis. To make room for everyone, volunteers are asked to take no more than two shifts per month. Each reservation is for one person only, so if more than one individual wishes to help, each must sign up separately. Plan to arrive about 30 minutes before the activity begins to prepare and review instructions, and stay roughly 15 minutes afterward to wrap up. Open to ages 12 and older. Volunteers should be friendly, patient, reliable, and comfortable in a lively, child-focused setting. No prior art or teaching background is required.
Swaner Preserve and EcoCenterSunday Craft
Nature-loving kids and their families can enjoy a hands-on craft session at Swaner’s EcoCenter featuring projects made with upcycled materials. This weekly Sunday drop-in activity is free, open to all ages, and does not require registration.
Swaner Preserve and EcoCenterThe Proper Way
The Proper Way performs live at Pendry Park City in Park City.
Pendry Park CityDanny Torriente
This event features Danny Torriente and is presented by The Cabin Park City. Tickets are available through Tixr.
The CabinWilderness First Responder Course
Build the skills and confidence to handle real backcountry emergencies with a hybrid Wilderness First Responder course that combines more than 30 hours of interactive online learning with five days of intensive, hands-on instruction. Learn to assess patients, manage trauma, treat environmental emergencies, provide long-term care, and make sound decisions when resources are limited. Training uses realistic scenarios, field exercises, and practical labs to develop true competence, not just theory. It is designed for guides, instructors, trip leaders, and experienced adventurers, and no medical background is required. Successful completion awards a Wilderness First Responder certification valid for three years plus BLS-level CPR, recognized by the ACA, CAPCE, and the U.S. Coast Guard.
Turn Left Adventures & EducationGina Bachauer: Young Artists Competition
Hosted by the Gina Bachauer International Piano Foundation, this Young Artists Competition highlights participants ages 15 to 18. Part of a larger program that also includes the Junior competitions, it takes place at the Jeanné Wagner Theatre. Expect dedicated young artists showcasing their skills as they compete on a professional stage.
Jeanné Wagner TheatreHidden Ace
Angie Petty takes the stage at Hidden Ace in Park City for a concert. Tickets are available for this performance.
Hidden AceZiggy Marley
Ziggy Marley takes the stage at Red Butte Garden in Salt Lake City for a live performance. Tickets are available for this show.
Red Butte GardenJune Listening Session
Artists Mary Toscano and Andrew Rease Shaw guide a listening session that explores how quilting and synthesizers speak to one another. Centered on their collaborative project, LFO, which is on view in (Re)sounding, the program presents Toscano’s quilts together with corresponding compositions by Shaw. The artists will discuss the work, share their process, and invite reflections shaped by close viewing and deep listening.
Kimball Art CenterThe Babys - Residency in Park City UT!
The Babys bring a three day residency to the Egyptian Theatre. This limited run features performances spread over three days at the same venue, offering multiple opportunities to see the band on stage.
Egyptian TheatreLIVE "SPIRIT CONNECTION" EVENT WITH SALT LAKE MEDIUM, JO'ANNE SMITH
A live event with Psychic Medium Jo'Anne Smith, known as the Salt Lake Medium, centered on spirit connections and messages intended to bring comfort and healing from loved ones in spirit. The experience can be shared with family or friends, allowing guests to witness the messages together. Hosted at Best Western Plus Heber Valley in the Heber Valley. Tickets are non refundable. Not everyone will receive a personal message. Services are provided as is and are not the practice of medicine or mental health care, and nothing presented should be taken as health advice or used for diagnosis or treatment. Do not disregard or delay seeking medical guidance because of something encountered at the event. Participation does not create a physician patient, psychotherapist patient, or priest penitent relationship. Information shared is for entertainment, educational, and informational purposes only.
Best Western Plus Heber ValleyWFR Recertification
Designed for current Wilderness First Responders and Wilderness EMTs who need to renew their credentials, this hybrid recertification pairs an interactive online component with two days of focused, hands-on practice. Instruction covers patient assessment, trauma management, environmental emergencies, and updated protocols for wilderness medicine. The course strengthens critical thinking, sound decision making, and practical skills for handling emergencies in remote locations where help may be hours or days away. Upon completion, participants earn renewed WFR and CPR credentials that remain valid for three years.
Heber City Utah 84032Twilight Ride Series
Enjoy the mountain at dusk this summer with a weekly, lift-served experience. It is offered only when weather and conditions allow.
Snow Park LodgeCabin Karaoke
Enjoy karaoke at The Cabin with Cabin Karaoke. Tickets are available through Tixr from The Cabin Park City.
The CabinEpic Guided Ride: WOW Ride
A guided mountain bike outing tackles the Wasatch Over Wasatch trail, a well-known Park City route that blends scenic views with a demanding ride across the Wasatch. Geared to intermediate and advanced riders, the experience includes a group ride led by guides, shuttle service, and a picnic after the ride. Capacity is limited to 14 riders. Bring a bike and helmet. Participants will receive meeting information and equipment details a few days beforehand. For questions, contact Lauren at lauren.wall@parkcity.gov.
Park City Municipal Athletic & Recreation CenterThursday night ride at Round Valley
Enjoy a no-drop group ride at Round Valley that welcomes cyclists of all abilities and encourages meeting fellow riders in the community. The ride takes place at Quinns Junction Sportexe Field. For questions, please contact the event organizer.
Quinns Junction Sportexe FieldThe Babys - Residency in Park City UT!
The Babys present a three-day residency at the Egyptian Theatre in Park City, UT.
Egyptian TheatreKenny Wayne Shepherd
Attend a performance by Kenny Wayne Shepherd.
Capitol TheatrePark City Showdown Lacrosse
The Park City Showdown Lacrosse tournament is held in Heber City, Utah. It centers on lacrosse competition in a tournament format.
Rocky Mountain Middle School FieldCREATE PC Local Artist Collective Launch Party
The launch of the CREATE PC Local Artist Collective features a debut showcase that highlights local artwork. The event offers opportunities to visit resident artists in their studios, explore new pieces on view, and enjoy refreshments with light bites. It provides an early look at the collective’s latest showcase.
CREATE PC Local Artist CollectiveThe Babys - Residency in Park City UT!
The Babys present a three day residency at Egyptian Theatre in Park City, featuring multiple performances over the run.
Egyptian TheatreNatchez
Step into a small Mississippi town where history and memory collide. This film follows a community built around antebellum tourism as it confronts a painful legacy that still shapes everyday life, inviting reflection on whether the past has ever truly passed. Blending wry moments with an undercurrent of unease, it reveals layers of civility and what lies beneath. The Hollywood Reporter observed that the initial polish gives way to a more troubling core. A conversation with director Suzannah Herbert follows the screening. Presented as part of the America the Beautiful Series, which celebrates the diversity of the American experience and the American people on the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
Jim Santy AuditoriumPC MARC Movie Night: Little Mermaid (2023)
An outdoor movie night unfolds on the new turf at the PC MARC, beginning with time to swim, float, or simply relax in the pool until sunset. After dark, head to the upper turf for a big-screen presentation of Disney’s The Little Mermaid. Bring a lawn chair, towel, or picnic blanket and settle in for a laid-back evening with family and friends. The event is open to all ages for $5, and space is limited, so early arrival is recommended.
Park City Municipal Athletic & Recreation CenterPlein Air Painting: The Living Landscape
Painter Johnny DeFeo leads three immersive days of plein air exploration, treating the landscape as both subject and teacher. Instead of a step-by-step paint-along, instruction stays intimate and responsive with short on-location lectures, demonstrations, frequent mini-critiques, and one-on-one guidance. Artists focus on developing a personal visual language and a cohesive body of work through sustained time in the field. Participants should bring their own supplies and have prior painting experience, as the workshop is intended for those ready to move beyond observation toward expressive approaches.
Kimball Art CenterLive Music
Kick back on the Silver Lake Lawn for live music alongside local food trucks and laid back mountain vibes. Lounge in a chair with a cold drink in hand as you admire the alpine scenery.
Silver Lake LawnFarmstead Mozzarella Making Class
Learn how to make farmstead mozzarella at home in a class that blends demonstration with hands-on practice. Heather, a master cheesemaker, walks through each step, explains the science behind the process, and shows techniques for reliable results. Participants receive a packet with detailed instructions and ingredients to use at home.
Heber Valley Artisan CheeseMermaid Pool Party
Designed for children ages 3 to 9, this mermaid themed pool party offers appearances by mermaid performers, treasure hunts, games, and other ocean inspired activities. Kids can wear a favorite mermaid swimsuit or sea themed outfit, but participant tails are not allowed since the performers bring the fins. Registration costs $10 per child and capacity is limited. Additional Mermaid Pool Parties are planned.
Park City Municipal Athletic & Recreation CenterCory Mon
Enjoy a performance by Cory Mon at Boneyard Saloon & Wine Dive in Park City. This is a ticketed concert.
Boneyard SaloonAmerica the Beautiful Series: Remaining Native
Part of Park City Film’s America the Beautiful series, this film follows 17-year-old Ku Stevens, the only runner on his high school team and training without a coach. From the Yerington Paiute Reservation in northwest Nevada, he pushes to gain the recognition he needs to reach his dream university.
Jim Santy AuditoriumFresh Wines from Coastal Regions
Fox School of Wine Headmistress Kirsten Fox leads a coastal wine exploration that brings the shoreline to your glass. Experience how ocean influence comes through in wines from coastal regions. This event takes place at Mountain Town Olive Oil.
Mountain Town Olive OilA Culinary Journey through Mediterranean Flavors
Explore Mediterranean cuisine through a five-course summer dinner that highlights fresh regional ingredients. Each course adds to a thoughtful progression of flavors, creating a journey across the tastes of the Mediterranean.
KaneoSet Saturdays
Downstairs hosts Set Saturdays with DJ Scooter, presented by Downstairs Park City. Tickets are available through Tixr.
DownstairsOlympic and Paralympic Day
Utah Olympic Park hosts a celebration of Olympic and Paralympic sport with a full slate of complimentary activities across the venue. Try laser biathlon, give curling and skeleton a go, and take part in a Park City Ski and Snowboard workout, with additional activities happening throughout the park. Olympic and Paralympic athletes will be on site to meet fans and sign autographs. The festivities culminate with a Flying Ace All Stars show at the Spence Eccles Olympic Freestyle Pool. Regular Gold Pass attractions will be available for purchase.
Utah Olympic ParkRemaining Native
Follow 17-year-old Ku Stevens, the only runner at his high school and training without a coach on the Yerington Paiute Reservation in northwestern Nevada, as he strives to catch the attention of his dream program at the University of Oregon. While pursuing a collegiate qualifying time, he confronts family history when memories of his great-grandfather Frank Quinn surface. At age eight, Frank ran 50 miles across the desert to flee an Indian boarding school. The film intertwines these journeys into a portrait of endurance, identity, and aspiration. A post-film Q&A with director Paige Bethmann is included. Presented as part of the America the Beautiful Series, which celebrates the many stories that shape the American people and the American experience.
Jim Santy AuditoriumEndless Day Backyard Ultra
Richfield hosts the first edition of the Endless Day Backyard Ultra, a unique take on the format where participants set off on a 6.55 mile loop every 90 minutes and continue for as long as they choose, for as much as 24 hours. The event seeks both runners and volunteers, with help needed throughout the day and night at the start and finish area and at an aid station on the course. Spectators can cheer on the field and add to the celebratory spirit.
Nielson Family ParkKirtan in Salt Lake City | Music & Mantras by Spirit Soul
Enjoy a joyful immersion in music, mantras, and dance as Spirit Soul brings The Kirtan Experience. Kirtan is a participatory form of meditation that blends live music with hearing and singing sacred mantras, easing stress and awakening peace, connection, and joy. Guided by lifelong kirtan artists and musicians, this immersive gathering offers vibrant visuals and heartfelt, easy to follow chants in a welcoming space where you can sing, dance, or simply relax and listen. The energy moves between quiet, meditative moments and uplifting peaks, offering a chance to unplug, reset, and feel alive. Created by a collective of meditators, musicians, artists, and friends from around the world, these offerings are shared from the heart and kept free so anyone can attend, with the aim of rekindling joy, peace, and inner freedom. Rooted in a living tradition passed down for more than 500 years in the lineage of Sri Krishna Chaitanya, the practice honors the enduring power of yoga sound. All are welcome, regardless of background or experience. Past attendees often describe it as heart opening, calming, and joyful, a space to let go of worries, feel part of something bigger, and rediscover a sense of home.
Millcreek CommonSaturday Morning Nature Walks
A naturalist leads a guided walk through the Swaner Preserve, focusing on wetland ecology, native plants and animals, and the history of the area. Seasonal highlights may include abundant birdlife, elk, or even nesting sandhill cranes. Pre-registration is required, walk-ins are not accepted, and tours are limited to 15 participants. The route is generally flat with a slight uphill section, and tall grass, uneven footing, and wet ground may be encountered, which can be challenging for some young children and seniors. Participants are welcome to turn around at any point if they prefer a shorter outing. Dogs are not permitted because the walk takes place in sensitive wetland habitat. When snow is present, the experience shifts to snowshoes, available to rent at the EcoCenter for $2.50 for members and $5 for nonmembers. Participants should come prepared for the weather, with sturdy shoes or boots, long pants, water, and sun protection in warmer seasons, or with winter gear such as snow boots, snow pants, warm layers, a hat, gloves, sunglasses, and a water bottle during colder months.
Swaner Preserve and EcoCenterSummer Kickoff Yoga Festival
Park City’s first annual yoga festival offers a one-day outdoor celebration of movement, music, and community. The experience features a DJ-powered vinyasa flow, a mindful flow that syncs breath to the beat, Qigong, forest bathing, family yoga, and a deeply restorative yin session with meditation, live guitar, and a soothing sound bath. Participants can attend a single session or enjoy the entire day. It is designed as a refreshing way to reset, recharge, and honor the spirit of the season.
City ParkMontreux Grand Opening
Celebrate the opening of the Montreux community in Heber City with tours of the model home and a look at new homes priced from the $400s. Enjoy an afternoon of refreshments, family friendly activities, and community focused fun, plus prizes. Open to all ages, this event showcases what Montreux has to offer in a friendly setting.
Montreux by D.R. HortonAmerican Opera
Park City Opera presents an American opera program in an outdoor concert at Promontory Club’s terraced amphitheater, The Shed. The full chamber orchestra will perform, offering a rare chance to hear the ensemble in this open-air setting.
Promontory ClubFrankie and the Studs
Hollywood rockers Frankie and the Studs deliver hard-hitting songs you can sing along to while you throw your fist in the air. Their vibe is raw and gritty, pairing worn-in Converse with messy black hair.
Kilby CourtConnor Price
Nic D performs live at The Complex in Salt Lake City.
Rockwell at The ComplexKelly Brush Ride
This group ride with Stay Park City Cycling supports the Kelly Brush Foundation and its mission to help people with spinal cord injuries live active, involved lives. Participation connects riders with a nationwide community focused on active living while pedaling together around the Park City area.
Cole SportMineral Basin Trail
An off-road trail ride on the Mineral Basin Trail explores high alpine terrain above Snowbird with rock gardens, loose rock, steep climbs, and broad rock slabs. This out-and-back route is rated moderate to difficult, and OnX lists it at 7 out of 10, so it is not recommended for those new to off-roading. Expect rugged travel, alpine views, and panoramic overlooks. Participants will meet at the Maverik gas station before heading to the trail. There is a strong possibility of birthday treats at the summit to celebrate Amanda.
MaverikPark Silly Sunday Market
Park City’s Historic Main Street comes alive with a sustainability focused outdoor marketplace and street festival that celebrates community and creativity. Discover local and regional artisans, unique vintage pieces, and other singular finds. The scene features live music and performance art, plus gourmet food and sweet treats. Each edition brings new vendors and flavors while keeping the distinctive Park Silly energy. This event is held rain or shine. For an easy arrival, walk, bike and use the complimentary bike valet, or ride the bus to skip parking. Attendees can shop, sip, dance, and enjoy the Main Street atmosphere.
Main StreetSunday Craft Volunteer
Support Swaner EcoCenter staff during busy weekend hours by welcoming young visitors and guiding them through simple, nature inspired and upcycled craft activities. Volunteers invite children to create, spark conversations about the natural world, encourage curiosity, and help keep the workspace tidy and safe from setup through cleanup. This kid focused role suits friendly, patient, reliable communicators, and no art or teaching experience is required. Open to ages 12 and older. Scheduling is flexible, with the option to take a single shift or participate on a regular basis, and there is a two shift per month limit to keep opportunities open to others. Each spot is for one volunteer, so anyone planning to volunteer together should secure separate spots. Volunteers arrive before the session to prepare materials and review instructions, then remain afterward to help with cleanup.
Swaner Preserve and EcoCenterSunday Craft
A hands-on craft inspired by nature, created with upcycled materials, is offered at the Swaner EcoCenter. The activity is free, welcomes all ages, and does not require registration.
Swaner Preserve and EcoCenterEric Ripper
Eric Ripper takes the stage at The Spur Bar and Grill in Park City.
The Spur Bar & GrillDanny Torriente
Danny Torriente appears at The Cabin. Tickets are available through Tixr from The Cabin Park City.
The CabinCar Seat Safety Class
Learn the essentials of child passenger safety in a one hour class offered in both Spanish and English. It is designed for parents and caregivers preparing for a newborn, moving a growing child into the next seat, seeking help installing a seat they already own, or replacing a seat that has expired. Expect clear guidance on how to choose the right car seat and hands-on practice installing it correctly in your vehicle. There is a $40 fee that covers education and personalized installation support. The fee is waived for income-eligible families when the primary caregiver is enrolled in WIC, SNAP, or Medicaid. Please register ahead of time, and during sign up you can indicate if a car seat is needed.
Summit County Health DepartmentJune Full Moon Circle
Experience an evening focused on connection and healing with a touch of lunar magic under the June full moon. Capacity is limited.
Weekly Essential WellnessNate Robinson Music
Experience an intimate acoustic performance by a solo artist in a relaxed patio setting. Enjoy live music in the open air with a comfortable, laid back atmosphere.
Pendry Park CityLive at Boneyard Saloon!
A returning performer kicks off a two-show summer run on the rooftop at Boneyard Saloon in Park City with a live music set.
Boneyard SaloonPlaydate in the Park - Splash & Play Bash
Cool off with a summer playdate at Umbria Estates Park that centers on water fun and active play. Kids can dash through the splash pad, take on bucket challenges and sponge relays, enjoy sprinkler zones suited to all ages, and jump into interactive group games happening throughout. To make the most of it, bring swimsuits or clothes that can get wet, towels, sunscreen, and plenty of water. Expect a simple, safe way for families to recharge midseason and connect with other local families while making sunny-day memories.
Umbria Estates ParkRed, White, and Blue Festival 2026
Celebrate America 250 with a multi-day Red, White, and Blue Festival in Heber Valley at Heber City Main Street Park. The event features a variety of festive activities, with favorite offerings returning alongside new additions. A full schedule will be shared soon.
Heber City Main Street ParkForum Fest 2026
Forum Fest returns to Canyons Village at Park City Mountain with a three day celebration featuring entertainment for all ages. The festival offers nightly concerts, a kids area full of activities, a pie eating contest, food and drinks, fireworks, a drone show, and additional offerings throughout. Admission is free and the event is family friendly.
Canyons Village29th Annual Pops in the Park
The 29th Annual Pops in the Park takes place at Comanche Trail Park Amphitheater. There is no charge for public admission.
Comanche Trail Park AmphitheaterForum Fest 2026
Celebrate the Fourth of July with a three day live event offering free entertainment for all ages. The lineup includes Red Hot Tribute, followed by Queen Nation, a tribute to Queen.
The Forum at Canyons VillageAmerican Soldier - a Tribute to Toby Keith
A patriotic evening in Heber Valley unfolds at Heber City’s Main Stage as part of the annual Red, White, and Blue Festival. Local artists open the program, followed by the debut of American Soldier, a tribute to Toby Keith, featuring up-tempo country favorites and moving anthems that honor the nation. This free community event celebrates America and highlights the 250th anniversary.
Heber City Main StageJunction Jam: Lunch Break Live
Take a breather at the Junction Commons Entry Plaza with outdoor live music and a relaxed lunch vibe. Pick up a quick bite from nearby favorites like Jersey Mike’s Subs, Chipotle Mexican Grill, Shake Shack, The Border Food Truck, Hokulia Shaved Ice, or Mountain Berry Bowls, then enjoy live tunes while you unwind. The series brings a rotating lineup of performers that includes Mark Dee, Danny Nolan, Serenade Star, Ted Reedy, Justine Griffin, and Julia & Mari. It turns a quick meal into an easygoing midday moment.
Junction Commons Entry PlazaHeber Valley Main-To-Main 5K + 10K
Begin the Red, White & Blue Festival with a community run featuring 5K and 10K distances. Hosted by Heber Valley Chamber, the fifth annual Intermountain Health Heber Valley Hospital Main-to-Main is a family-friendly event. Registration must be completed in advance, as same-day sign-up is not available.
Heber City ParkHeber Main Street Park
The Riff Raff brings live music to Heber City Main Street Park as part of the 4th of July festivities, celebrating the nation’s 250th birthday with a community gathering. The invitation comes courtesy of Heber Market on Main and the Heber City Community Alliance for Main Street.
The Heber City Main Street ParkMusic Elevated State Tour | Midway
A symphonic salute marking America’s 250th year arrives in Midway, the mountain town often called Little Switzerland of Utah. Set outdoors with verdant scenery and cool alpine breezes, the concert blends patriotic spirit with beloved classical selections, Broadway favorites, American folk tunes, and more. Highlights include music by American greats such as Aaron Copland and Leroy Anderson, along with John Williams’ Liberty Fanfare. Western-themed works add regional flair, including Elie Siegmeister’s Western Suite and Copland’s Hoe-Down from Rodeo. Western Suite holds a special place in local history, having been first recorded with the Utah Symphony under Maurice Abravanel in 1971. The program also features the serene Adagietto from Mahler’s Symphony No. 5, a favorite of Abravanel that the Utah Symphony first recorded in 1975. Violinist Aubree Oliverson, a Utah native and recent Masterworks soloist with the Utah Symphony, appears as a featured guest. Soprano Amy Owens, a former Utah Opera Resident Artist, performs Glitter and Be Gay from Bernstein’s Candide, Quando m’en vo from Puccini’s La bohème, and Ricky Ian Gordon’s Simple Child from The Grapes of Wrath. These selections honor Utah’s arts legacy, noting that La bohème was Utah Opera’s first production in 1978 and The Grapes of Wrath was co-commissioned and premiered in 2007.
July 4th Volleyball Tournament 2026
Park City Recreation presents a Utah Outdoor Volleyball Association sanctioned doubles tournament with Men's, Women's, and Juniors divisions. Grass brackets for Juniors, Novice, B, BB, A, and AA compete at the Park City Sports Complex on Multipurpose Field D next to the turf field, while Men's and Women's Open take place on the sand at the City Park Sand Volleyball Courts (North). All teams begin in pool play, with qualifying pairs advancing to a single-elimination bracket, and prizes awarded to the top three teams in each division. Registration is completed online, and each teammate must sign up separately and list their partner. Late online registration is available after the regular deadline. Day-of registration is offered at the Park City Sports Complex. Payment is by credit card only and cash is not accepted. Volunteers who help with net setup may receive complimentary entry; for details, contact Megan Levin at megan.levin@parkcity.gov.
Park City Sports ComplexRed, White, and Blue Festival Parade
Now in its second year, this Heber Valley parade honors national pride, local culture, and community heritage as part of the Fourth of July celebrations. The procession features decorated floats created by businesses, organizations, veterans, and community groups, bringing together participants from across the community for a spirited showcase.
Heber ValleyWilderness First Responder Course
Gain the skills and confidence to respond to medical emergencies in remote settings with this hybrid Wilderness First Responder course. More than 30 hours of interactive online study are paired with five days of immersive practical training, where participants practice patient assessment, trauma care, treatment of environmental illnesses, extended care strategies, and sound decision making in resource-limited environments. Learning centers on realistic scenarios, field exercises, and hands-on labs to build true capability beyond theory. The course is designed for guides, instructors, trip leaders, and seasoned adventurers, and no prior medical experience is required. Graduates earn a three-year WFR certification plus BLS level CPR, with credentials recognized by the ACA, CAPCE, and the U.S. Coast Guard.
Heber City Utah 84032In Stitches - Knit/Crochet Night @ Wasatch County Library
Yarn enthusiasts of every experience level can gather for a casual session of knitting and crochet at Wasatch County Library near the fireplace. Bring a work in progress or start a new project, trade ideas, and enjoy friendly conversation in a cozy setting. The focus is simple... create, mend, and connect with each stitch.
Wasatch County LibrarySing on the Rooftop
Take 5 brings a poolside swing vibe to the rooftop bar at Pendry Park City. The performance features the group’s fresh interpretations of timeless American Songbook standards, with John Lambert on vocals.
Pendry Park CityThe Magic of Learning
PC Tots' annual fundraiser, The Magic of Learning, offers an evening of food and drinks with a live magic performance. The program includes the debut of a new fundraising video that shares voices directly from families supported by donors. Tickets are $125 per person or $1,000 for a table of ten. The event takes place at Legacy Lodge.
Legacy LodgeAn Evening with Radio-Coteau
Radio-Coteau Winery of Sebastopol, California partners with Goldener Hirsch for an intimate wine dinner in the heart of Deer Valley. Founded by winegrower Eric Sussman, Radio-Coteau has held Demeter biodynamic certification since 2008. The winery works with carefully chosen cool-climate vineyards in Western Sonoma County and Anderson Valley, farms regeneratively, and bottles without fining or filtration. The evening showcases Sonoma Coast wines alongside a carefully crafted menu, with each course thoughtfully paired to highlight the character of the selections at an alpine table.
Goldener Hirsch, Auberge Resorts CollectionArtisan Cheese Tasting
Discover what goes into becoming a cheese connoisseur at a guided tasting led by Heber Valley Artisan Cheese. A team of cheesemakers and staff will share techniques for evaluating flavor, aroma, and texture so attendees can appreciate every note of a selection of artisan cheeses, including some not yet released. After the instruction, put new skills to the test with a blind tasting. The experience lasts about two hours. Please arrive on time to catch all of the guidance. Tickets are non-refundable.
Heber Valley Artisan CheeseAllen Stone
Grammy nominee Allen Stone sets the stage for a soulful, high-energy concert that mixes vintage spirit with modern flair. Celebrated for a warm, expressive voice and a boundary-blurring blend of soul, funk, gospel, and folk rock, he has earned loyal fans and critical praise around the world. Raised in Chewelah, Washington, within a gospel-centered upbringing, Stone later moved to Seattle and hit the road in his ’87 Buick, building a reputation through relentless touring that sometimes reached 200 shows a year. He has shared bills with Stevie Wonder, Al Green, Dave Matthews Band, Erykah Badu, and Gary Clark Jr., and he recently toured with Chris Stapleton. His career also includes national television appearances and time as a mentor on ABC’s American Idol. The set is poised to spotlight his latest release, Mystery, with its title track created alongside PJ Morton, bringing infectious grooves and heartfelt depth to the stage.
Canyons Village AmphitheaterNative Market Days 2026
A vibrant celebration of Indigenous creativity brings together a Native artist marketplace, a hoop dance competition, and a runway showcase for both Native and non-Native community members. Explore original works from Native artists and makers, with a focus on cultural heritage and the opportunity to support Indigenous-owned businesses and economic empowerment. The hoop dance competition honors tradition through storytelling in motion and includes distinct categories, including a women’s division, with age groups for teens, adults, and senior adults. A fashion presentation spotlights three Indigenous designers and their models on the runway, presented as a premier fashion event for Utah. Food trucks are planned, with details to be announced. Activities take place at The Canyons Resort, and the fashion show is presented at the Grand Summit at the Canyons.
Canyons Village at Park CityRescue Round up soirée
Paws For Life Utah hosts a night beneath the stars focused on raising crucial support for animals in its care. As the organization’s primary annual fundraiser, the event helps provide medical treatment, nutritious meals, safe shelter, and essential services for pets waiting for their forever homes. The evening highlights community, compassion, and hope for homeless animals. Each ticket directly fuels lifesaving efforts and offers deserving pets a second chance.
Fair Play FarmHeber Sunset Concert Series
A high-energy live set is on the way as part of the newly introduced Sunset Concert Series. The show delivers an upbeat vibe and the excitement of live music.
Heber City ParkCruisin' + Burgers
Eye catching cars and tasty Shake Shack bites set the tone for a relaxed, family friendly evening. Organized by Oldies Productions with J.C. Hackett in collaboration with Shake Shack, this no cost community meetup takes place at Junction Commons’ Entry Plaza near Shake Shack. Guests can explore a wide range of vehicles spanning many years, makes, models, colors, and sizes while enjoying a lively neighborhood atmosphere. Owners who roll in with their rides are eligible for awards, dash plaques, prizes, and Shake Shack gift cards. There is no charge to attend or to enter a vehicle.
Junction CommonsVisionaries, Pirates & Pioneers
This fundraising party with filmmaker Ross Downard supports Visionaries, Pirates & Pioneers, a documentary about the people, trails, and culture that shaped Park City. It is not a screening yet, rather an opportunity to help bring the film across the finish line. Attendees can expect food, drinks, trail stories with friends, and a sneak peek of what is to come. Tickets are $55 per person. Space is limited and the event is expected to sell out.
Bike 'n' Botany
Take a relaxed bike ride while learning how to recognize common noxious weeds in the Snyderville Basin. The route begins at the Swaner EcoCenter and follows paved and packed gravel paths toward Willow Creek Park, with stops along the way to identify and discuss noxious weed species. Participants who need a bike can note this during registration and will receive instructions to borrow one at no cost from Summit Bike Share for the ride. This adult-focused outing is part of Swaner’s Walks, Talks, and Workshops and is presented in partnership with Basin Recreation and USU Extension Summit County. It is free and open to the public. Helmets are required while riding. Registered attendees will receive an email with guidance on what to wear and bring.
Swaner Preserve and EcoCenterI Love the 90's
I Love the 90s transforms Concerts on the Slopes into a throwback party headlined by Vanilla Ice and Color Me Badd. Expect a surge of pop, hip hop, and R&B favorites as hits like Ice Ice Baby, I Wanna Sex You Up, and All 4 Love spark singalongs and dancing under the night sky at Canyons Village in Park City. A VIP1 Nostalgia Package is available and includes one general admission ticket, a VIP laminate with lanyard, a poster, an exclusive slap bracelet, an exclusive fanny pack, and an exclusive keychain.
Canyons Village Amphitheater3rd annual Lake day
Enjoy the 3rd annual lake day at Jordanelle State Park with a relaxed day by the water. Bring what you need for comfort and fun, including beer, food, snacks, drinks, water and beach toys, towels, chairs, blankets, and canopies, or anything else you have. Please look out for one another... sharing is encouraged, and children come first, especially when it comes to food, drinks, sunscreen, and shade. Keep it drama free. Plans may be updated if anything changes.
Jordanelle State ParkKarl Malone JEEP RALLY
This event offers a full day of Jeep fun in Utah with beautiful morning trails and lunch at Karl Malone Jeep. Activities begin with registration, continue with a group trail ride, and conclude as groups return for lunch. Participants who are not taking part in the trail ride can still display their Jeep and attend lunch.
Karl Malone Chrysler Dodge Jeep RamVolunteer Dig Day July 19th - Anchor Trees
Volunteers will gather for a hands-on dig day focused on shaping the new hiking trail that will connect 9k and Mid Mountain. Mountain bikers are encouraged to participate as work on a hike-only route helps ease congestion and enhances bike-only options throughout the trail system. The aim is to create a lasting trail that benefits the entire community. Meet in the private lot just west of the Bonanza Flat parking lot, where parking is free. The group will convene at the trailhead, head to the worksite, and return to the trailhead once the effort wraps up. This is an RSVP-only event, and a waiver is required each year for every participant and must be completed in advance. For comfort and safety, bring water, sun protection, gloves, snacks, and closed-toe footwear. Questions can be directed to Ian Hartley.
Private Parking Lot - Bonanza FlatPark Silly Sunday Market
Historic Main Street in Park City transforms into an eco-friendly open-air market and street festival that celebrates community and creativity. Browse local and regional arts and crafts, hunt for unique pieces and vintage finds, enjoy live music and performance art, and sample gourmet bites and sweet treats. The experience evolves each week with new vendors and flavors, keeping that signature Park Silly energy fresh. The festivities happen rain or shine. For an easier arrival, come by foot or bike with complimentary bike valet available, or ride the bus to skip parking.
Main StreetPretty Tough Night at the Wasatch County Demolition Derby
Presented by Mountainland Auto Sales, this special Ladies' Night invites everyone to wear pink and enjoy a packed lineup. The show kicks off with a Power Wheels segment, continues with four rounds of Weld Team heats, then features a Powder Puff competition and a Weld Singles heat. Fireworks bring the event to a colorful close.
Wasatch County Events ComplexHoppers
A screening on the Park City Library Patio follows Mabel, an animal enthusiast who uses new technology to move her consciousness into a realistic robotic beaver so she can communicate with wildlife. Her discoveries lead to an unlikely friendship with the charismatic beaver King George and a mission to unite animals against a looming threat from smooth talking mayor Jerry Generazzo. Presented in partnership with Park City Library and Basin Recreation as part of the Family Film Fest Series. Attendees are encouraged to bring a blanket or low-back chair for seating. Registration is required, admission is free, and popcorn is complimentary.
Park City Library Patio38 Special
38 Special fires up 80s weekend with a live show built on the band’s signature Southern rock sound, big hooks, and driving guitars. Their catalog of radio-loved anthems spans generations and keeps crowds singing along from start to finish. Expect favorites like "Hold On Loosely," "Caught Up in You," and "Rockin' Into the Night," delivered with tight playing and plenty of punch. It is a classic rock celebration that turns a night out into a shared memory, whether these songs were part of your youth or a more recent discovery.
America 250 at the Wasatch County Demolition Derby
Presented by Mountainland Auto Sales, this demolition derby at the Wasatch County Events Complex celebrates America 250 with a red, white, and blue theme. The program features Power Wheels, then weld team heats 5 and 6 in the winners bracket and heats 7 and 8 in the losers bracket. Youth drivers take the arena for beginner and advanced heats, and fireworks bring the night to a close.
Wasatch County Events ComplexTaylor Dayne and Exposé
Taylor Dayne and Exposé share the stage for a hit-filled concert celebrating decades of pop, dance, and freestyle. Taylor Dayne, a renowned American pop artist, became an international sensation with her 1987 debut “Tell It To My Heart,” then went on to earn 17 more Top 20 singles, including the No. 1 hits “Love Will Lead You Back,” “Prove Your Love,” and “I’ll Always Love You.” Her achievements include more than 75 million albums and singles sold worldwide, three GRAMMY nominations, an American Music Award, multiple New York Music Awards, recognition from the New York Music Hall of Fame, and a Rolling Stone ranking as the No. 18 female dance artist of all time. She is among the rare artists to chart hit singles across Pop, Dance, R&B, Adult Contemporary, and Rock. Exposé, the Miami-born trio that helped shape late 1980s and early 1990s freestyle and dance-pop, became the first act to land four Top 10 singles from a debut album with “Come Go With Me,” “Point of No Return,” “Let Me Be the One,” and the No. 1 ballad “Seasons Change.” Featuring the voices of Jeanette Jurado, Ann Curless, and Gioia Bruno, the group continues to tour, blending high-energy dance anthems with heartfelt ballads for a nostalgic, vocal-driven experience.
Grit and Gasoline Night at the Wasatch County Demolition Derby
Grit and Gasoline Night brings demolition derby action to the Wasatch County Events Complex, presented by Mountainland Auto Sales. The theme highlights black and navy blue. The program features Youth Wipeout, an 80s wire class, two heats of old iron wire, and the Weld Team B Main followed by the Weld Team A Main. Fireworks will close the show.
Wasatch County Events ComplexSawyer Brown
Sawyer Brown brings more than four decades of high-energy, blue-collar country rock, with songs that speak to everyday life. The band rose to prominence with a Star Search win and has shared stages with icons like Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton. With 51 charting singles, including the number one hit Some Girls Do, and over 6,000 performances around the world, their concerts deliver grassroots spirit and an electrifying, road-tested presence. Expect a set filled with familiar hits, tight musicianship, and life-centered storytelling that has connected with generations.
Party in the Park & Talent Find
Enjoy an evening at South Field Park with complimentary food and a variety of fun activities. The Talent Find showcases performances by community members and celebrates the skills of local participants.
South Field ParkPool Party!
Wasatch Aquatic Center is hosting a pool party for the community.
Wasatch Aquatic CenterVolunteer Dig Day July 28th - Anchor Trees
Volunteers will meet at the private parking area near the Bonanza Flat parking lot, where parking is free, before heading out to work on a new hike-only trail connecting 9k and Mid Mountain. This effort helps ease congestion and supports bike-only options across the broader trail system. The day is structured to gather at the trailhead, travel to the worksite, then return to the trailhead. Each participant must complete a current waiver in advance, and attendance is by RSVP only. For comfort and safety, bring water, sun protection, gloves, snacks, and closed-toe footwear. Questions can be directed to Ian Hartley at Ian@mountaintrails.org.
Private Parking Lot - Bonanza FlatOutdoor Movie
Enjoy a showing of Disney's new film, Hoppers, at South Field Park.
South Field ParkFair Days Exhibits
The Fair Days Exhibits spotlight the remarkable talents and skills of community members with displays at the Wasatch County Recreation Center. This friendly showcase offers a chance to see what friends, family, and neighbors are presenting and to support their efforts.
Heritage and Heroes Night at the Mountain Valley Stampede Rodeo
Heritage and Heroes Night at the Mountain Valley Stampede Rodeo, presented by Karl Malone Heber, salutes local heroes with a patriotic theme. Attendees are encouraged to wear red, white, and blue in their honor. The action unfolds at the Wasatch County Events Complex with a grand entry and a full slate of arena events, including bareback riding, steer wrestling, mutton busting, team roping, saddle bronc, tie-down roping, a stick horse race, a barrel race, and bull riding. After the competition, a drone show lights up the sky, followed by a free concert featuring Charley Jenkins.
Wasatch County Events ComplexFREE Charley Jenkins Concert
Charley Jenkins returns for a free concert right after the Mountain Valley Stampede Rodeo at South Field Park, offering post-rodeo entertainment at no cost.
South Field ParkPsychedelic Furs with Special Guest Living Colour
An evening with The Psychedelic Furs and special guest Living Colour brings together two influential forces in modern rock. Emerging from the UK post punk scene, The Psychedelic Furs are led by vocalist and songwriter Richard Butler with his brother Tim on bass. They became fixtures on college and alternative radio with hits like "Love My Way," "Pretty In Pink," "Heaven," "The Ghost In You," and "Heartbreak Beat." Across eight studio albums, compilations, a boxed set, and a live concert DVD, their work even helped inspire one of the most iconic movie soundtracks. Their recent album, "Made Of Rain," reached charts in multiple countries and stands as their second highest ranked UK release, earning end of year recognition from numerous publications. Known for powerful performances, they have topped the bill at Glastonbury and played renowned stages including the Hollywood Bowl, London’s Royal Albert Hall, Radio City Music Hall, and the Grand Ole Opry. Living Colour opens the night with a bold blend of rock, funk, jazz, and metal. Formed in New York City in 1984 and led by guitarist Vernon Reid, the lineup features Corey Glover on vocals, Will Calhoun on drums, and Doug Wimbish on bass. The debut album "Vivid" climbed to number six on the Billboard 200 and went double platinum, featuring the Grammy winning "Cult of Personality" and fan favorite "Glamour Boys." The follow up "Time’s Up" reached number thirteen and earned another Grammy for Best Hard Rock Performance, noted for its adventurous spirit and collaborations with artists such as Queen Latifah, Little Richard, and Maceo Parker. With later releases like "Stain," the band continued to evolve with a heavier edge while building a devoted global following. Their songs address identity and social justice with intensity and clarity, pairing virtuosity with purpose on stage.
Red Dirt Roots Night at the Mountain Valley Stampede Rodeo
Presented by Karl Malone Heber, this Red Dirt Roots themed night at the Mountain Valley Stampede Rodeo brings classic arena action to the Wasatch County Events Complex while honoring a long-standing tradition. Guests are encouraged to wear red as a nod to the history of the Stampede. The program features a grand entry followed by bareback riding, steer wrestling, team roping, saddle bronc, mutton busting, tie down roping, a stick horse race, a barrel race, and bull riding, with a drone show concluding the night.
Wasatch County Events ComplexFair Days Exhibits
Celebrate local creativity at a community showcase highlighting the talents and skills of residents. Taking place at the Wasatch County Recreation Center, these exhibits offer a friendly setting to recognize the efforts and achievements of friends, family, and neighbors.
Fair Days Parade - America 250: Timeless Traditions
Begin Wasatch County Fair Days with a lively parade that sets the tone for the celebration. Spectators can relax and enjoy the procession at no cost. Organizations, families, and businesses can take part for a chance to earn a cash prize awarded to the best themed entry.
Veterans Memorial ParkBoney James
Boney James, a four-time GRAMMY nominee and contemporary jazz standout, takes the stage with his unmistakable sound and songs from his latest album, Slow Burn. With more than three decades in music, he ranks among the top instrumental artists and in 2024 became the first to earn 20 Billboard Smooth Jazz No. 1 singles. His accolades include four RIAA Gold records, multiple NAACP Image Award nominations, and a Soul Train Award for Best Jazz Album. Slow Burn captures him at full creative strength, blending jazz, R&B, and funk with collaborations from Marcus Miller, Cory Henry, Jairus Mozee, and October London, and featuring tracks like A Little Romance, The Bounce, and All I Want Is You. Onstage, his polished musicianship and energetic delivery fuel a set packed with chart-topping favorites, deep grooves, and signature style.
Courage Runs Deep at the Mountain Valley Stampede Rodeo
Presented by Karl Malone Heber, this final night of Fair Days at the Wasatch County Events Complex centers on cancer awareness. Purple attire is encouraged in support of the cause with Horse of Many Colors. The program begins with a grand entry and continues with bareback riding, steer wrestling, team roping, saddle bronc, tie down roping, barrel racing, and bull riding. The lineup also includes mutton busting and a stick horse race. A Horse of Many Colors auction is part of the evening, and the night ends with a balloon release, a drone show, and fireworks.
Wasatch County Events ComplexFair Days Exhibits
Community talents take center stage as residents share their extraordinary skills at the Fair Days Exhibits. Presented at the Wasatch County Recreation Center, the displays feature work from friends, family members, and neighbors. It is a chance to support local creators and appreciate what the community has built together.
Concerts On The Slopes - Mark Chesnutt
Mark Chesnutt performs as part of Concerts On The Slopes, an outdoor live music event at Canyons Village at Park City Mountain. Park City Institute and Canyons Village Management Association are partnering once again to present the concert, returning after strong demand.
Concerts On The Slopes - Lonestar
Back by popular demand, Park City Institute partners with Canyons Village Management Association to present an outdoor live concert at Canyons Village at Park City Mountain.
Country Weekend with Lonestar and Opener Mary Beth Maziarz
Country Weekend brings a spotlight performance from Lonestar, the acclaimed American country band behind the global hit “Amazed,” which reigned for nine weeks at No. 1 on the country chart and two weeks at No. 1 on the pop chart. Known for heartfelt storytelling paired with a polished pop-country sound, the group features Dean Sams, Michael Britt, Keech Rainwater, and Drew Womack. Their catalog includes 22 Top 10 hits on Billboard’s Hot Country Songs chart, with 10 reaching No. 1. The rise began in 1995 with the top-five single “Tequila Talking,” followed by chart-toppers like “No News,” “Come Cryin’ to Me,” and “Everything’s Changed.” The quadruple-platinum Lonely Grill cemented their legacy with four No. 1 singles and a signature blend of emotion and radio-ready melodies. Accolades include multiple Academy of Country Music honors such as New Vocal Group, Single of the Year, Song of the Year, and Humanitarian of the Year, along with Country Music Association awards for Vocal Group of the Year and the International Artist Achievement Award. With more than 10.5 million records sold worldwide, Lonestar remains a lasting force in modern country music. Opening the show, award-winning singer-songwriter Mary Beth Maziarz brings a soulful voice and rich, story-driven songs shaped by folk, pop, Americana, and acoustic rock. A longtime Park City resident with seven albums to her name, her music has appeared in more than 50 television shows and films, including Dawson’s Creek, where she also appeared as herself. She has performed on stages around the globe and shared the spotlight with artists such as Etta James, 10,000 Maniacs, Aloe Blacc, Little Big Town, and Natalie Maines. A valued contributor to the local arts community, she is also a creative coach, author, and co-founder of Mountain Town Music. Her performances range from intimate acoustic moments to uplifting favorites, creating a warm concert experience that lingers well after the final song.
Wine Among the Willows
Explore wines crafted with sustainability at the forefront during a guided tasting at the Swaner EcoCenter. Presented by Swaner Preserve and Vine Lore Wine & Spirits, this experience features sustainable, biodynamic, and other innovative selections. Guests move through four tasting stations while learning about climate and environmental factors shaping the wine industry. Tickets cover wine samples, a souvenir wine glass, and charcuterie boards for light snacking. Registration is required, and participants must be 21 or older.
Swaner Preserve and EcoCenterDominick Antonelli at Cafe Galleria
Dominick Antonelli brings his first nationwide tour to a close with an evening performance at Cafe Galleria in Midway, Utah. The program centers on his original songs and storytelling, with food and beverages from the cafe to round out the experience. This appearance marks the tour’s final official stop.
Cafe GalleriaRuntastic HEBER (Half Marathon, 5K, 1/2 Mile)
Runtastic HEBER celebrates purpose-driven running in the heart of Heber Valley. Participants take on a fully downhill half marathon surrounded by sweeping mountain views and cool canyon air in the Wasatch Mountains. Whether aiming for a personal best or soaking in the scenery, the experience is designed for a wide range of runners. Distances include a half marathon, a 5K, and an all-abilities 1/2 mile. A portion of every registration supports a local autism charity, turning each mile into meaningful impact. The atmosphere is welcoming and lively, encouraging families to build a tradition around a memorable day of running and giving back. Run for something powerful.
Walker Hayes
Country singer-songwriter Walker Hayes, originally from Mobile, Alabama, blends classic storytelling with pop and hip hop inspired production for a sound that has resonated widely. His breakthrough hit Fancy Like dominated country sales and streaming, spent over six months at No. 1 on Billboard’s Hot Country Songs chart, climbed into the Top 5 of the Billboard Hot 100, reached No. 1 at country radio, and brought him a GRAMMY nomination for Best Country Song. The viral track also appeared in a nationwide Applebee’s commercial. Alongside fan favorites like AA, Y’all Life, and U Gurl, Hayes stands among the most purchased and most streamed artists in modern country music. His latest project, 17 Problems, is his most personal yet, shaped by resilience, faith, family, grief, and growth, pairing high energy anthems with deeply felt narratives that reflect his continued evolution as an artist and writer. He has brought this authenticity to national television on Good Morning America, The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Late Night with Seth Meyers, TODAY, and CBS Sunday Morning. Onstage he is known for connection and sincerity, offering a live experience that is both electrifying and heartfelt.
Idina Menzel with The Utah Symphony
Broadway and musical theater fans can experience Tony Award winner Idina Menzel in concert with the Utah Symphony at the Snow Park Outdoor Amphitheater at Deer Valley Resort in Park City. This special evening features music tied to her signature roles in Rent, Wicked, and Disney’s Frozen. The program highlights career favorites such as Defying Gravity, Let It Go, and Take Me or Leave Me, with the orchestra elevating these well-loved songs alongside her unmistakable voice.
Snow Park Outdoor Amphitheater at Deer Valley ResortDonuts with the Director
A casual, conversation-focused gathering hosted by the Heber Valley Chamber of Commerce, featuring donuts and open dialogue with Director Dallin Koecher. In a relaxed setting, participants can share ideas on how the Chamber can better support local businesses and the broader community. The event also offers networking, with opportunities to connect with other professionals and community members and exchange business cards. Expect updates on current issues, recent accomplishments, and developments affecting the area, along with constructive discussion. Attendance is free and open to both Chamber members and other community participants. RSVP is requested.
Rooftop at Boneyard Saloon
Enjoy great music, drinks, and views.
Better than Ezra with Special Guests Vertical Horizon and TONIC
A celebration of ’90s and early-2000s alternative rock unfolds as Better Than Ezra, Vertical Horizon, and Tonic share the stage for a hit-filled night. Better Than Ezra, the band behind chart favorites “Good,” “Desperately Wanting,” and “King of New Orleans,” emerged during the 1990s alternative wave, pairing melodic hooks with thoughtful lyrics and a live energy that has kept them a favorite for years. Vertical Horizon, a multi-platinum group known for “Everything You Want,” “You’re a God,” and “Best I Ever Had,” adds emotionally driven songwriting and a polished rock sound that helped define the era and still connects today. Together they bring a set packed with sing-along anthems, nostalgia, and timeless alternative rock, creating an upbeat atmosphere for longtime fans as well as newer listeners. Tonic joins the lineup as a GRAMMY-nominated, multi-platinum trio featuring Emerson Hart on vocals and guitar, Jeff Russo on lead guitar, and Dan Lavery on bass. Since forming in the mid-1990s, the band has built a reputation for eloquent songwriting, honest lyrics, and memorable melodies. Their debut, Lemon Parade, went platinum and produced “If You Could Only See,” the most-played rock song of 1997. The trio went on to earn six Top 10 singles, sell more than 4 million records, and receive two GRAMMY nominations, including recognition for “Take Me As I Am.” Decades later, their music still resonates across generations, with fans often singing every word. After brief breaks and successful solo projects, they continue to reunite and return to their musical home base. When the band and the audience sing together, the moment feels powerful, nostalgic, and deeply human.
Back Alley Bash by KPCW
An outdoor event on the lawn at City Park welcomes friends and families to spend time together.
City Park, Park City UTArt on the Trails
An immersive blend of arts, culture, and the outdoors brings performances and installations to the trails in Park City. Local and regional visual and performing artists are featured, giving residents and visitors opportunities to encounter polished performances and striking artwork in a natural setting. Guided tours begin at Copper Moose Farm and follow McLeod Creek Trail, each lasting about 1.5 hours at a relaxed pace with multiple site-specific stops along the route. After the tour, guests can unwind at the Copper Moose Farm Stand’s outdoor lounge with food, drinks, and live music. Presented by the Arts Council of Park City & Summit County with support from Basin Recreation and Copper Moose Farm Stand.
Park City, UT Weekly 2 (Ages 12-15)
The Little Bellas Park City Weekly 2 Explore Program gives girls ages 12 to 15 a chance to deepen their mountain biking skills while sharing the trail with peers in a friendly, noncompetitive setting. It blends adventure, progression, and connection so riders can keep growing and enjoy time on the bike together. Across five weeks, the group rides at both Quinn’s Junction and Trailside Skills Park. The season opens at Quinn’s Junction to build comfort on the local trails, then moves to Trailside, where riders can lap a one mile loop of singletrack and experiment in the skills area on features like balance beams, ramps, bermed corners, and other technical elements. Each week is led by a team of mentors rather than traditional coaches, with trail rides, games, and activities that encourage confidence, skill development, and a lasting love of riding. If a bike is needed or financial assistance would help, requests can be made through the registration form.
Quinns JunctionPark City Utah 2026 3rd Line Hockey Draught Tournament
Experience a coed, all-skill-levels ice hockey tournament at Park City Ice Arena that uses a fun draft format. The event kicks off with a party where teams are selected and complimentary beers are available. Every participant is guaranteed five games, with three on one day and two on the next. Players also receive a uniquely themed uniform set to keep, including a jersey, socks, and shell. Individual player awards and professional photography are included, creating a spirited and social atmosphere on the ice.
Park City Ice ArenaDylan Scott
Curb Records artist Dylan Scott brings a blend of gritty energy and heartfelt storytelling, pairing a modern edge with classic country twang. He broke through with the triple-Platinum My Girl in 2016 and kept the momentum with certified hits like Hooked, Nobody, and New Truck. In 2025 he landed two consecutive No. 1 singles with Boys Back Home with Dylan Marlowe and This Town’s Been Too Good to Us, finishing the year as the third most-played country artist. His Platinum single What He’ll Never Have continues that run, moving toward the Top 10 at Country radio and earning ASCAP recognition as one of the most performed country songs of 2025. With nearly 5 billion career streams, a loyal fanbase, and many sold-out shows, he steps into a new chapter with his third full album, Easy Does It. The 11-track release spotlights his unmistakable voice and leans into honest themes of heartbreak, devotion, and small-town roots. Recent tours, including Country Till I Die and Easy Does It, put him in his biggest venues yet, reaching arenas and drawing record crowds, and he continues headlining across the country on his Till I Can’t I Will Tour. This performance highlights an artist who balances grit and romance, delivering sing-along anthems alongside sincere, real-life emotion.
Live at Melvin's Pub!
Melvin's Public House in Heber City hosts live acoustic music. Depending on the weather, the performance will take place indoors or outdoors. Admission is free.
Melvin's Public HousePark Silly Sunday Market
Historic Main Street in Park City transforms into an eco-focused open-air market and street festival that celebrates community and creativity. Each week brings new vendors, fresh flavors, and the playful Park Silly spirit. Stroll through local and regional art and handmade goods, discover distinctive pieces and vintage finds, enjoy live music alongside performance art, and taste gourmet bites and sweet treats. The market runs in any weather. To make the trip easy, consider walking, biking, or taking the bus, with complimentary bike valet available to skip parking hassles.
Main Street, Park City, UT, United States, Utah 84060Park Silly Sunday Market
Historic Main Street in Park City transforms into an eco-conscious, outdoor market and street festival that highlights community spirit, creativity, and the signature Silly vibe. Wander through booths featuring locally and regionally made art and crafts, uncover rare finds and vintage pieces, and take in live music alongside performance art. Gourmet bites and sweet treats add to the experience. Each week brings new vendors and fresh flavors, keeping the scene lively and ever-changing. The market continues in any weather. For an easy arrival, consider walking, biking with a no-cost bike valet, or riding the bus to skip parking. Visitors often shop, sip, dance, and soak up the Main Street atmosphere.
Main Street, Park City, UT, United States, Utah 84060