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Through compelling editorial, stunning photography, and expert graphic design, Park City Magazine has aptly celebrated life in Park City and the Wasatch Back since 1977. Every issue (published twice annually) explores the region’s abundant outdoor recreation opportunities, vibrant visual and performing arts, colorful local characters, and rich local history, making it a must-read for both resident

s and visitors alike. Park City Magazine is published by SagaCity Media, a multimedia company with magazines constituting its core business. In addition to our proprietary titles, we maintain a thriving custom media and web business. Our goal is to create community by providing an authoritative voice and a public forum for the metropolitan areas of Seattle, Portland, Houston, Sarasota, Aspen, Park City, and Vail.

Tips up for a good cause! 🥃🎿 The ninth annual Park City Sunrise Rotary Shot Ski is the moment to tap into communal, comp...
23/09/2025

Tips up for a good cause! 🥃🎿 The ninth annual Park City Sunrise Rotary Shot Ski is the moment to tap into communal, competitive spirit while raising a shot for a good cause.

On October 11, Park City will once again try to beat longtime rival Breckenridge, Colorado’s shot ski record while raising funds for community grants (last year, the Sunrise Rotarians grossed $66,000). Park City’s attempt to top Breck’s 1,401 shot-slinging participants involves 553 bolted-together skis spanning 2,744 feet on Main Street, and 1,410 shots.

Typically, this is a sell-out event, so get tickets early! Visit parkcityshotski.com

Last week, Robert Redford died in his Utah home at the age of 89. The Oscar-winning actor and director, and life-long en...
23/09/2025

Last week, Robert Redford died in his Utah home at the age of 89. The Oscar-winning actor and director, and life-long environmentalist, leaves behind an incredible legacy both on and off the screen.

The “Sundance Kid” left an indelible mark on his beloved adopted state of Utah and the world of independent cinema when he purchased the land that would become in 1969, and later founded the nonprofit Sundance Institute in 1981 (). Three years later, he co-founded the subsequent Sundance Film Festival in 1984. And the rest, as they say, is history.

In an article about the Sundance Film Festival turning 40 that appeared in the pages of Park City Magazine last winter, the late Tina Lewis (another local legend) wrote:

“Redford’s gift to Park City, and to us all, has transformed our town and our lives. It has made us smarter, more tolerant, more joyful, more informed, more connected, and more humane. We are all richer for it. Mr. Redford is right: We all hunger for beautifully told stories.”

Thank you for your legacy, Mr. Redford. You will be missed. ❤️

11/09/2025

Winter is coming, and big things are happening in Canyons Village. The highly anticipated Sunrise Gondola, opening for the 2025/26 ski season, is officially under construction.

This long-awaited addition will transform the ski-in, ski-out experience at Pendry Park City, making it easier than ever to step out of the hotel and straight onto the mountain.

From first tracks to après by the fire, this is the upgrade that will redefine Park City as the premier ski destination in the country.

If you’re looking for a last-minute Labor Day weekend getaway or just itching for a change of scenery, a road trip to i...
28/08/2025

If you’re looking for a last-minute Labor Day weekend getaway or just itching for a change of scenery, a road trip to is a relatively quick and easy (approximately 4 hours from Park City) destination with major payoffs: adventure, serenity, and jaw-dropping beauty.

Read our weekend itinerary for what to do, where to stay, and where to eat in and around Zion National Park in the current issue of the magazine or on our website: parkcitymag.com.

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For a hard-charging resort town like Park City, Miners Day (a.k.a. Labor Day to everyone else in the country) delivers a...
27/08/2025

For a hard-charging resort town like Park City, Miners Day (a.k.a. Labor Day to everyone else in the country) delivers a rare opportunity to revel in genuine community. The vibe is downright local, the history deep, and the good times abundant. Event Chair Kristin Wright explains, “Park City Rotary has two goals for Miners Day: community fun and celebrating our history.” Today’s Miners Day events date back to what was first known as “Miners Union Day” in the late 1890s.

Get the lowdown on Parkites’ signature holiday, happening this year on September 1, in the current issue of the magazine or on our website: parkcitymag.com.

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08/08/2025

Did you know Park City has its very own opera company? is a non-profit organization dedicated to bringing opera to the local community.

But this isn’t your grandma’s opera: Park City Opera is reinvigorating the centuries-old art form by reimagining concert experience and presenting performances in unconventional venues, like their recent event Summer Songs in the Greenhouse at .

Later this month, is staging the first opera in Park City in 20 years with their production of Rossini’s classic “The Barber of Seville.” Three performances will be held at two locations:

• August 24 at 2 pm at
• August 29 & 30 at 7 pm at

Don’t miss your chance to see this unforgettable opera in a unique setting! Tickets are on sale now! Visit parkcityopera.org to learn more.

Revel in big-name shows at Park City Performing Arts’ —roughly a dozen shows held on the grassy Canyons Village hillside...
05/08/2025

Revel in big-name shows at Park City Performing Arts’ —roughly a dozen shows held on the grassy Canyons Village hillside this summer. The genre-spanning (albeit country-heavy) lineup ranges from Blues Traveler and Gin Blossoms, Plain White T’s and Lukas Nelson to Chris Botti, ’80s Night Out, and more. 🎸🎶🎤🤠

Dancing is encouraged and BYO picnics are permitted, with cocktails and eats available for on-site purchase. Look for pre-show fun in the Canyons Forum (i.e., mechanical bull action or local bands warming up the crowds).

This weekend’s lineup includes (August 7), and (August 8), and (August 9).

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Engage with extraordinary art, artists, and the artistic process. The 56th annual Kimball Arts Festival, held August 1–3...
01/08/2025

Engage with extraordinary art, artists, and the artistic process. The 56th annual Kimball Arts Festival, held August 1–3, features roughly 200 professional artists from around the country (selected from 1,100 applicants), whose work spans everything from oils and sculpture to hand-crafted furniture and ceramics.

Discover interactive opportunities, like wheel-throwing and kid-friendly projects. Savor eats, libations, and music at the stages and food trucks located at the top of Main Street and Heber Avenue.

Be sure to ask questions of the talent behind whatever inspires you. After all, as Festival Director Hillary Gilson puts it, “We exist to connect our audience to artists and to help support each other.”

Pro Tip: To avoid crowds, hit the Kimball Arts Festival in the morning, and consider VIP passes for air-conditioned lounge access and refreshment perks.

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Born from an apple orchard in Kamas Valley, is making headlines as a premier mountain cidery. With a strong focus on s...
23/07/2025

Born from an apple orchard in Kamas Valley, is making headlines as a premier mountain cidery. With a strong focus on sustainability and celebrating natural flavors, the brand recently released its first line of dry ciders. Spoiler alert: it’s fantastic. 🍏🥂✨

Read more about Dendric Estate in the current issue of the magazine or on our website at parkcitymag.com

📸: Co-founders Brendan and Carly Coyle are the husband-and-wife team behind Dendric Estate
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Vive la France! 🇫🇷 Celebrate Bastille Day today from 1–8 pm with and ✨🥖🍷Head to Union Plaza at the corner of Main Stre...
12/07/2025

Vive la France! 🇫🇷 Celebrate Bastille Day today from 1–8 pm with and ✨🥖🍷

Head to Union Plaza at the corner of Main Street and Heber Ave for live music, a pétanque court, and other French-inspired games. Along with their regular menus, Le Depot will offer French food and beverage stations for purchase in the plaza (think classic croque monsieur and more), while Union Patisserie will have an ice cream stand.

Admission is free for all ages and open to the public.

There’s a new kid on the block: . Brought to you by the same passionate team responsible for Park City favorites and , ...
12/07/2025

There’s a new kid on the block: . Brought to you by the same passionate team responsible for Park City favorites and , Matilda continues the group’s Australian influence while crafting exceptional flavors focused on quality and creativity.

Get the scoop on Matilda and the secret to the restaurant’s outstanding slices (hint: sourdough crust) in the latest issue of the magazine or read more online at parkcitymag.com 🍕

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