Honoring Park City’s rich mining heritage, Miners Day has long been a centerpiece of our Labor Day festivities here in Park City. This one-of-a-kind tradition brings the community together, with celebrations stretching from Historic Main Street to City Park.

7:30 am - 9:30 am  |  Miners Day Breakfast  |  City Park
8:00 am  |  Bark City 5k Run  |  City Park 
9:30 am - Noon  |  Big Ballers Club  |  Main Street
10:30 am  |  Running of the Balls  |  Main Street (buy balls now!) 
11:00 am  |  Flyover by Commemorative Air Force
11:00 am  |  Miners Day Parade  |  Main Street
11:30 am - 4:00 pm  |  Food Trucks & Beer/Liquor Garden  |  City Park
11:45 am - 4:00 pm  |  Music in the Park  |  City Park Stage
12:00 - 4:00 pm  |  Miners & Memories Presentations  |  Miners Hosp
12:30 pm - 1:00 pm  |  Kids' Games  |  City Park
12:30 pm - 2:00 pm  |  Mucking & Drilling Competitions  |  City Park 

A beloved local tradition, this annual event draws thousands of visitors to Midway each year. From lively entertainment to family-friendly activities, it’s a celebration that offers something for everyone.

• Craft Fair featuring a mix of local artisans and national vendors
• 10k Race
• Swiss Days Parade
• Live Entertainment
• Food & Vendor Booths 

Celebrate Labor Day Weekend at Francis Frontier Days, where small-town charm meets big-time fun! Enjoy tasty food, live music, kids’ activities, local crafts, a trail horse competition, rodeos, a car show, movie night, and plenty more throughout the weekend.

More info here!  |  Buy Tickets Here!

Explore a stunning collection of homes across Park City and the Heber Valley, from traditional mountain retreats to contemporary designs. Each home is thoughtfully integrated into its setting and boasts exquisite finishes and decor.

More info here!

Stock up on great reads at bargain prices - children's books are $1, paperbacks are $2, and hardcovers are $3. Proceeds help support the Park City Library!

Member Preview: Sept 6, 8–10am
Public Sale: Sept 6-7, 10am–4pm
Tote Bag Happy Hour: Sept 7, 2–4 pm
(fill a tote for $15!)

Song Summit offers a different way to experience a music festival, blending connection, wellness, culinary arts, and more. Built around storytelling, this weekend uncovers the inspiration behind the art through intimate artist conversations, curated performances, and thoughtfully designed dining experiences.

More info here!

Watch the nation’s top endurance mountain bikers tackle Park City’s world-class trails in this grueling annual race that covers 75 miles of singletrack trails across Deer Valley Resort, Park City Resort, Round Valley, the Utah Olympic Park, and more.

More info here!

Join Summit Community Gardens + EATS for a memorable evening celebrating the powerful impact of their mission to expand fresh food access and food education. The event features food, live music, “garden‑to‑glass” cocktails and libations, and a live auction. Proceeds help continue programs like Fruit to Schools, Food Farmacy, and Eat the Rainbow.

More info here!

The Fox US Open of Mountain Biking is one of the most prestigious events in downhill racing, and this year, professional and amateur athletes alike will take on a brand-new course at Deer Valley's Bald Eagle Mountain. Racers are encouraged to register soon, and free spectator tickets are available through Deer Valley's website.

Moose on the Loose races are designed to be achievable and enjoyable for all levels of runners, with the goal of inspiring kids to do their best, push themselves, and believe in themselves. The final race will start and finish at the base of the Olympic ski jumps and use the surrounding trail system. These trails will challenge racers with the most vertical gain and loss of the series. 

More info here.

Monster Drawing Rally is a lively annual fundraiser that supports the Arts Council of Park City & Summit County and Kimball Art Center. The event features live music, food, a cash bar, and art-making sessions where artists create original works in just 50 minutes. Guests can watch the creative process unfold, connect with local artists, and purchase finished pieces. 

Create your own scarecrow at McPolin Farm! The City supplies straw and a frame, so all you need to bring is the head, clothing, shoes, props, and any fun accessories that you want to add. If you prefer to craft privately, you can build your scarecrow at home and then bring it to McPolin Farm to display!

Raise a glass at the 10th annual Park City Sunrise Shot Ski™ on Saturday, October 10, 2026, at 2 p.m. on Historic Main Street. This raucous annual gathering aims to set a new world record with 1,430 shots while raising funds for the Park City Rotary’s Community Grant Program.

One of Park City’s favorite fall traditions, this festive event brings together costumed pets, kids, gourmet goodies, and a few playful tricks for a celebration like no other. Little ghosts, goblins, and their four-legged friends are invited to Main Street for safe and spooky Trick-or-Treating fun!

Info here!

Join for three days of live classic rock in the gorgeous setting of Wallsburg. In addition to live music, there will be food trucks, crafts, a guitar auction, and plenty of space for both tent and RV camping. Proceeds from the guitar auction will benefit 
Continue Mission, a nonprofit serving veterans and active service members.

The Fall Regatta is Park City Sailing Association's biggest event of the year, and it is open to all sailors! Participants are encouraged to be experienced and familiar with racing. Membership in Park City Sailing is not required; limited charters are available. Spectators can enjoy the event for free with park entrance at Jordanelle.

Join this new, community-driven festival that celebrates the Provo River! This event will feature hands-on activities, education, and community partnerships that seek to connect people to the river. Four different sites along the river will be explored, each offering unique hands-on events and lessons.

Bring the kids out to the farm at Heber Valley Artisan Cheese to learn about farming equipment. Everyone will have a chance to climb aboard and get a closer look at the farm's tractors.

Schutzenski Festival returns to Soldier Hollow with two weekends of racing fun and more. The Biathlon will take place on October 9 - 11, and cross-country and trail running will take place the following weekend, October 16 - 18.

All aboard the Pumpkin Train! The Heber Valley Railroad’s annual tradition offers a 40-minute ride with live entertainment, a tasty pumpkin cookie, and a visit to the Pumpkin Patch to pick out your own pumpkin. Extra food and snacks are available for purchase at the depot.

More info here!

Join an evening of sweet and spooky fun at the Heber Halloween Fest, held at Main Street Park on Friday evening, October 30th. There will be free trick-or-treating, food trucks, face painting, a carnival, Spook Alley, and more.

More info here!

Hike for Hunger is more than just an afternoon of fun - it raises awareness of hunger and food insecurity here in Summit and Wasatch counties. Your donation includes event entry, live music, delicious food, and exciting UOP activities like the alpine slide, zip lines, ropes course, and more!

More info here!

Live Like Sam is a youth well-being and prevention nonprofit serving Summit and Wasatch counties. Join the fun at their signature fundraising gala, which includes a live and silent auction, open bar, three-course dinner, live music, and dancing.

More info here!

The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage averaged 6.66% this week. The housing market continues to benefit from more available inventory, providing prospective homebuyers with additional options and helping support buyer activity as mortgage rates fluctuate.

FreddieMac.com  |  As of July 30, 2026

SINGLE FAMILY

Within Park City limits, the median home price dipped 3% to $3.8 million on 141 total closings - a 12% increase in sales activity. Old Town had 53 home sales, up 61% from the previous twelve-month period, while the median price ticked up 1% to $3.6 million. In Thaynes Canyon, 9 homes closed with a median price of $4.0 million, down 13% over the prior year. Lower Deer Valley experienced a 5% increase in median price to $4.5 million on 10 total sales, while Deer Crest recorded 3 closings with the median price up 12% to $13.5 million. Upper Deer Valley had 5 closings and a 1% increase in median price to $7.3 million. 
 

SINGLE-FAMILY HOMES 

Across all of the Snyderville Basin, there was a 5% increase in closings, with 369 total sales and a 3% dip in median price to $2.4 million. In Canyons Village, there were 6 homes sold, with median price dropping 12% to $15.4 million. Sun Peak/Bear Hollow had 22 closings with a slight 1% increase in median price to $2.9 million. Silver Springs had 25 sales with a 14% rise in median price to $2.7 million, while Old Ranch Road’s median price dropped 29% to $4.9 million on 6 transactions. 

Kimball Junction recorded 11 closings with a 1% dip in median price to $1.2 million. Further east, Pinebrook had 23 closings with a 9% increase in median price to $2.0 million, and Jeremy Ranch logged 42 closings with a 13% rise to $2.2 million.

SINGLE-FAMILY HOMES   

Across the greater Jordanelle area, there were 125 total closings, with the median price dipping 3% to $4 million. Mayflower-Jordanelle recorded 29 sales with the median price up 4% to $4.1 million. Tuhaye posted a 2% uptick in median price to $6 million on 28 closings, while Hideout logged 27 sales with a 5% rise in median price to $2.7 million. Deer Mountain saw 12 closings but had a 25% decline in median price to $1.8 million. Rounding out the area, South Jordanelle registered 27 sales and a 5% increase in median price to $4.4 million.

SINGLE-FAMILY HOMES  

Single-family home sales across the Heber Valley were basically flat, with a 1% increase to 345 total closings, accompanied by a 1% increase in median price to $1.1 million.

Midway recorded 94 closings and a 9% median price decrease to $1.1 million. Red Ledges had 50 sales, with the median price up 20% to $3.3 million. South Fields logged 22 closings and a 9% dip in median price to $670,000.

Heber proper had 75 sales with a 5% dip in median price to $708,000, while Heber East posted 37 closings and a 9% drop in median price to $1.28 million. Heber North saw 11 sales and a 2% median price increase to $845,000. Timber Lakes rounded out the area with a 2% dip in median price to $778,000 on 32 closings.

Get Wet!

Park City MARC | 1200 Little Kate Rd
The city's rec center opened its new outdoor aquatic facilities in June 2026 with a 25-meter/8-lane lap pool, a zero-depth-entry recreation pool with a climbing wall, a hot tub, and a water slide for kids. It's one of the best in-town options for a serious lap swim or a full family pool day without leaving Park City.

Go For A Walk!

Armstrong Trail – Dawn’s Loop
Located near the Silver Star area of Park City, this moderate loop is one of the best warm-day hikes close to town. Armstrong climbs gradually through shady aspen groves before connecting with Dawn's Trail for the descent, offering a refreshing, forested escape without requiring an all-day adventure.

Catch A Ride!

Summer Chairlifts at the Resorts
Take the easy way to cooler mountain air with a summer chairlift ride at Park City Mountain or Deer Valley. Ride high above the valley, then spend the day hiking alpine trails, mountain biking, taking in the views, or simply enjoying the fresh mountain air.

Deer Valley Summer Lift Tickets
Park City Summer Lift Tickets

Stay Frosty!

Ice Baths  Wim Hof-style ice bath sessions have picked up a real following, beyond just the athlete recovery crowd. Sessions typically run in small groups and often start with a sauna session, so it's an easy thing to book with friends or family as an activity rather than just a treatment. 

Plunj  |  Avanto  |  SaunaWild  |  Soho Saunas

Get Wet!


Rainbow Bay Aqua Park
Floating just offshore at Deer Creek Reservoir, Rainbow Bay Aqua Park turns cooling off into a full-on summer adventure. Climb, bounce, and slide your way across the inflatable obstacle course or rent a paddleboard or kayak for a more laid-back afternoon on the water.

Take a Hike!

Cascade Springs  |  Cool off with an easy stroll along this scenic boardwalk above Midway, where artesian springs spill through a series of naturally terraced cascades and pools. With no serious hiking required, it is an easy summer outing for kids, older visitors, or anyone looking to trade the heat for cool water, mountain air, and the sound of rushing falls. The paved access road also makes it a fun destination by e-bike or motorcycle.

Grab a Cold One!

The Lakehouse at Deer Creek 
Few places in the Heber Valley feel more like summer than The Lakehouse, where you can sip a cold cocktail with Deer Creek Reservoir and the Wasatch Mountains spread out in front of you. The waterfront setting is especially beautiful around sunset, and the full bar offers craft cocktails, beer, and a curated wine list. For something bright and summery, try the Orchard by the Garden, made with gin, lemon, Cointreau, and elderflower liqueur.

Cool Treats!

Cool Treats!

Hi-Mountain Burger  |  Kamas  
Step into this nostalgic Main Street favorite for an old-fashioned milkshake or classic soda-fountain treat. The historic setting and thick, hand-spun shakes make it an especially fun place to cool down after a warm day in the Kamas Valley. Don't miss the raspberry-pretzel shake that is worth the drive alone!

Winter may still feel a long way off, but planning for Deer Valley’s 2026–27 season is already underway. Lift tickets, ski lessons, rentals, and child care are now on sale, giving skiers an early chance to lock in their preferred dates before popular holiday periods fill up. The timing is especially exciting as Deer Valley prepares to grow to approximately 4,500 skiable acres and 32 lifts, including the new Hail Peak Express and seven additional runs.

Park City’s annual 4th of July Fun Run is back, supporting Park City Ski & Snowboard and our local youth athletes. This beloved tradition dates back to the early 1980s. Participants of all ages are invited, with medals and prizes from sponsors. 
Register early, as same-day registration is not permitted, and registration is capped at 1,000 runners!

More information!

Don't miss the Annual Park City Library Book Sale! Books are $1-3! Don't miss Tote Bag Happy Hour from 2-4 pm - fill a provided tote bag for $15. Cash, Venmo, and credit cards (for sales over $10) are accepted.

More information!

7:00 am  | Kids Fun Run 1k
7:30 am  | 4th of July 5k
10:00 am  |  Parade (map)
11:30 am  |  Patriotic Program - Red Barn
1:00 pm  |  Jr. Rodeo & Kids Activities 
7:30 pm  | Oakley Rodeo & Fireworks
All Day | Food trucks - Oakley Rec Complex

More info here!

The Friends of the Library are hosting their summer book sale. Shop hundreds of bargain-priced books, with prices ranging from one to three dollars. From picture books to popular fiction, the sale has something for everyone! Book donations are welcome at the library up to one week before the sale.

Schedule:
Members Only - July 3, 8-10am
General Public -  July 3 & 4, 10am-4pm
Fill a provided tote for $15 - July 4, 2-4pm

From intimate outdoor performances to major headlining acts under the stars, Utah's summer concert season offers something for every music fan. Whether you're enjoying a mountainside show in Park City, a live performance in Heber Valley, or a concert at one of Utah's iconic amphitheaters, you'll find plenty of opportunities to make music part of your summer adventures.

See the full lineup here!

From mountain vistas and sparkling waterways to historic farms and charming barns, Heber Valley provides an inspiring backdrop for artists during Wasatch Plein Air Paradise. Hosted by the Midway Art Association, this annual festival brings together accomplished plein air painters, collectors, and art enthusiasts for two weeks of creativity and competition. Highlights include community paint-outs, gallery exhibitions, and the popular Quick Draw & Auction, where artists race against the clock to complete original works before a live audience.

WILD HEART SANCTUARY BENEFIT EVENTS 

Support Wild Heart Sanctuary and its rescued mustang herd at two special summer fundraising events.

June 26  |  Wild Heart Sanctuary
Benefit Concert w/ Cactus Buds
Enjoy an evening of live music, community, and beautiful surroundings during the annual Benefit featuring Cactus Buds.

July 11  |  Venue Announced After RSVP
Private Benefit for the Wild Heart Sanctuary Herd
Experience a more intimate gathering during the Private Benefit for the Wild Heart Sanctuary Herd, offering a unique opportunity to connect with the sanctuary, learn about its mission, and spend time in the presence of these remarkable animals. Proceeds from both events directly support the care and well-being of the sanctuary's rescued wild horses.

Forum Fest returns to Canyons Village for three days of live music, family-friendly entertainment, local food and beverages, public art, and community celebration. Centered around the iconic Forum stage, this free event brings together residents and visitors for an unforgettable Independence Day weekend filled with performances, activities for all ages, and the vibrant energy of summer in Park City.

Celebrate local creativity at the Summit Arts Market, an annual showcase featuring artists, makers, and creative vendors from throughout Summit County and beyond. Set against the charming backdrop of Oakley's historic Red Barn, the market offers a wonderful opportunity to discover original artwork, handcrafted goods, and unique treasures while supporting the region's vibrant arts community.

Located in the heart of Historic Main Street, Gallery MAR showcases an exceptional collection of contemporary and Western-inspired artwork from nationally recognized and emerging artists. Throughout the summer, visitors can enjoy rotating exhibitions, artist receptions, and opportunities to experience new work in an intimate gallery setting.

Spend an evening exploring Park City's vibrant arts scene during the monthly Last Friday Gallery Stroll. Participating galleries along Historic Main Street and beyond open their doors for special exhibitions, artist receptions, refreshments, and occasional live music. It's a wonderful opportunity to discover new work, meet local and visiting artists, and experience the creative energy that makes Park City's gallery community so unique.

The Silly Market is an eco-friendly open-air market and street festival that celebrates the community of fun and funky Park Sillians. Patrons love the live music accompanied by beverages from the Bloody Mary bar!

Held at the southwest corner of Midway Town Square, this weekly event offers locally grown and prepared food from throughout Heber Valley. This intimate market features local produce, fresh baked goods, eggs, flowers, coffee, and more!

The Park City Farmers Market is a seasonal outdoor market held at Park City Resort every Wednesday beginning in late May and ending in October. The market offers an assortment of fresh local goods from Utah farmers and vendors. It strives to offer only the freshest organic products.

Come in your vintage dress (not required, but highly encouraged), and be transported back in time as you dance the night away to 1940s and 1950s hits from Glenn Miller, Benny Goodman, Bill Haley, Elvis Presley, and more, all to a live jazz band! Cost: $25/single entry or $40/couple

Leave the formalwear behind and head to the Nordic flats at the Utah Olympic Park for an unforgettable evening of firepits, food, drinks, and nonstop activities. Anti-Gala 2026 is back—bigger, bolder, and more fun than ever!

Chef's Table Festival is a four-day culinary festival that brings world-renowned chefs to Park City for exclusive dining experiences, tastings, demonstrations, and special events. Hosted throughout Historic Main Street and venues across town, the festival celebrates exceptional food, storytelling, and the vibrant mountain-town atmosphere that makes Park City a premier destination.

The ultimate summer camp experience! Campers aged 7-17 can sign up for one of six sports: multisport, mountain bike, skateboard, BMX, scooter, or Parkour. Camps run weekly from 9am - 4pm and are packed with action, progression, and fun! 

The Park City Extreme Cup Soccer Tournament is one of the largest sanctioned U.S. Youth Soccer tournaments for boys and girls U9 through U19 in the State of Utah; U.S. Club Soccer teams are also eligible to participate.

The Young Riders Youth Cycling program was founded in 1996 as a way to keep kids happy and healthy when the snow melts. The program works to improve fitness, build friendships, explore the environment, and establish responsibility in youth. Summer mountain bike programs run from June - August for ages 6-16 years old, with week-long and full summer programs.

Whether you're new to trail running or a seasoned racer, the Park City Trail Series offers a fun and approachable way to experience some of the area's best trails. Beginning with a 5K and building to a half marathon, the three-race series provides progressively greater challenges while showcasing Park City's beautiful mountain scenery. Register for individual races or the full series!

Challenge yourself on one of Utah's premier mountain bike endurance races as the Wasatch 50 takes riders through the spectacular alpine terrain of Beaver Mountain. Featuring scenic ridgelines, forested singletrack, open meadows, and breathtaking mountain views, the course combines sustained climbs, fast-flowing sections, and technical descents into an unforgettable day on the bike. Whether you're racing for a podium finish or simply embracing the adventure, the Wasatch 50 offers a true test of endurance in one of Utah's most beautiful mountain settings.

Spend three days celebrating all things cycling at Soldier Hollow Bike Fest. This free, family-friendly event features mountain bike racing, group rides, skills clinics, vendor exhibits, demos, and activities for riders of all ages and abilities. Set against the scenic backdrop of the Wasatch Back, it's a fun-filled weekend for both serious cyclists and those simply looking to enjoy the outdoors.

Utah's longest-running triathlon returns to the scenic Rock Cliff area of Jordanelle Reservoir for another year of competition and adventure. A favorite among athletes for nearly three decades, this iconic event features beautiful swim, bike, and run courses set against the backdrop of the Wasatch Mountains. With participants traveling from across the country to compete, it's easy to see why the Jordanelle Triathlon continues to be one of the region's premier endurance events.

Help keep Utah's rivers, reservoirs, and mountain landscapes clean while enjoying a day outdoors. Fish For Garbage combines environmental stewardship with community action, bringing volunteers together to remove litter, protect local waterways, and promote healthy ecosystems. Whether you're an angler, outdoor enthusiast, or simply looking for a meaningful way to give back, these cleanup events offer a rewarding opportunity to make a lasting impact.

Experience the beauty of Heber Valley on this popular all-downhill race through the Wasatch Mountains. Surrounded by stunning scenery and crisp canyon air, runners can choose from a half marathon, 10K, or 5K while enjoying a welcoming atmosphere and a memorable finish-line celebration. Best of all, a portion of every registration supports local autism programs, making every mile count for a great cause.

Park City Golf Club
The Canyons Resort Golf Club 
Wasatch Golf  – Mountain & Lake Courses (Midway)
Soldier Hollow Courses in Midway

PRIVATE GOLF COURSES

Glenwild Golf Club
Jeremy Golf & Country Club
Park Meadows Golf Club
Promontory Club – Pete Dye Canyon Course
Red Ledges Golf Club
Tuhaye Golf Club
Victory Ranch Golf Club