September 2022
Experience more than 100 food artisans, wineries, breweries, distilleries, epicurean purveyors and locally-made products at this ultimate food and wine experience. There is something for everyone— from food and wine tastings, to seminars and luncheons, to outdoor adventures with food and wine influences.
Find out more »October 2022
Walk the trails around McPolin Farm to see the scarecrows made at a special event on Oct 1. It will get you in the mood for fall and the cooler weather. And if you want to participate to build your own scarecrow on Oct 1, sign up to participate from 2 – 4 pm.
Find out more »Park City area restaurants offer menus of seasonal two-course lunches and three-course dinners during these 9 days. Lucky for these fall patrons, meals are available for just $10 or $15 for lunch and $20 or $40 per person for dinner.
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This exhibit highlights human-bat cultural connections through science, culture, folklore, mythology, pop culture — and features live bats! Bats are the only mammal capable of true, sustained flight. Bats symbolize both good and evil. Today, bats are looked at as indicator species for the health of the environment and continue to fascinate people around the world.
Find out more »Saturdays through October 10 am - 2pm, peruse fresh local produce and crafts from local artisans and farmers.
Find out more »The next-level mountain bike event that blends style and skill. Race your friends through the new dual-slalom course and show off your best whip on the new progressive whip-off jump with a total cash purse of more than $3,000.
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The annual Glenwood Cemetery Event with reenactors telling the lives of those who rest in the cemetery. The theme this year is “The Mishaps and Misadventures of Glenwood’s Residents.”
Find out more »This 90-minute, Halloween Train is perfect for a costumed Date Night. Departing at 7pm, you'll be entertained by Heber Valley Railroad's staff of costumed characters, including The Sanderson Sisters, and roaming zombies!
Find out more »Entrenched in nostalgia, “High Country” tells a timeless American story of how a community of conscientious and forward-thinking young people, disguised as ski bums and hippies, happened upon a ramshackle mining town on the fringe of society and worked to conserve and protect it for years to come. This screening is FREE to the public.
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Mining at two different locations — the Bingham Canyon (copper) and in Park City (silver ore) — has resulted in vastly different post-mining land use. This presentation, given by Donovan Symonds, Amy J. Richins and Michael G. Nelson, describes some of the activities in both areas. Registration required.
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