Honoring Park City’s rich mining heritage, Miners Day has long been a centerpiece of Labor Day festivities. 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  |  Miners Day Bark City 5k Run  |  City Park 
10:30 am  |  Running of the Balls  |  Main Street (buy balls now!) 
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  |  Mining Competition  |  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, barrel racing, rodeos, a talent show, and plenty more throughout the weekend.

More info here!

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

Purchase tickets!

Stock up on great reads at bargain prices—just $1–$3 per book! From picture books to popular fiction, there’s something for everyone, and proceeds benefit Park City Library’s community programs.

Member Preview: Aug 31, 8–10am
Public Sale: Aug 31–Sept 1, 10am–4pm
Tote Bag Happy Hour: Sept 1, 2–4 pm
(fill a tote for $15!)

Watch the nation’s top endurance mountain bikers tackle Park City’s world-class trails in this annual race. Whether competing or cheering from the sidelines, it’s an event that tests grit and guarantees finish-line smiles.

More info here!

Join Summit Community Gardens + EATS for a memorable evening celebrating the powerful impact of their mission to expand fresh food access, strengthen food education, and foster community. The event features delicious food, live music, and refreshing “garden‑to‑glass” cocktails and libations. A lively live auction—featuring experiences and items like nativescape consultations, unique art, private dinners, and more—helps fund their critical programs.

Info here!

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.

Create your own scarecrow at McPolin Farm! The City supplies straw and a frame along the trail—you bring the head, clothing, shoes, props, and any fun accessories. Prefer to craft at home? Build your scarecrow there and then showcase it at McPolin Farm for everyone to enjoy!

Raise a glass at the 9th annual Park City Sunrise Shot Ski™ on Saturday, October 11, 2025, at 2 p.m. on Historic Main Street. Hosted by Park City Sunrise Rotary Club and High West Distillery, this spirited tradition aims to set a new world record with 1,410 shots while raising $70,000 for the Rotary’s Community Grant Program.

One of Park City’s most beloved 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!

The Park City Sailing Association's Annual Fall Regatta 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. Spectating is free with park entrance.

Immerse yourself in painting with Plein Air Painters of Utah instructors at various locations in Wasatch County. Gather inspiration, watch demos, paint beautiful scenes, meet top Utah painters, and make new friends. You can also sell your work in a friendly exhibition at Midway town hall. Beginners welcome!

• Pumpkin Picking
• Fresh Scones
• Popup Shops
• Raffles & Games
• Food & Beverages
• Zipline

Kick off the weekend with a 5/10km run/walk on the Olympic trails and a FREE 1km Dino Fun Run for kids. Cheer on top athletes in elite Biathlon and Cross-Country roller ski races, enjoy local food trucks, a beer garden, and try your hand at Discover Biathlon activities. Free to attend; registration required for races.

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!

Celebrate CCPC’s 25th Anniversary at Nordic Flats at the Utah Olympic Park! Your donation includes event entry, live music, delicious food, and exciting UOP activities like Extreme Tubing, Alpine Slide, Zip Line, Ropes Course, Action Tower, and more!

Hike for Hunger is more than an afternoon of fun—it raises awareness of hunger and food insecurity in Summit and Wasatch Counties. All are welcome!

More info here!

Live Like Sam is a full-time mental health prevention and education nonprofit serving Summit and Wasatch counties. Join the fun at their signature fundraising gala, which includes a live and silent auction, three-course dinner, private concert, and more.

More info here!

SINGLE FAMILY
Within Park City limits, sales activity and prices varied widely across neighborhoods, with Old Town sales increasing 6% on 33 closings, but median price dropping 10% to $3.55M. Thaynes Canyon sales increased 86% on 13 closings with a median price increase of 16% to $4.6M, while Lower Deer Valley median price dropped 23% to $4.25M on 8 total sales. Deer Crest had 5 closings with a 16% increase in median price to $12M, while Upper Deer Valley had 7 closings and a slight 3% dip in median price to $7.2M. The 4 closed sales in Empire Pass led to a 14% increase in median price to $14.79M, and Aerie had 5 closings on a substantial drop of 52% in median price to $3.95M. Prospector sales units were up 15% on 15 total sales, and a 14% increase in median price to $2.28M. Park Meadows was a strong performer with a 25% increase in unit sales on 35 closings and an 18% median price increase to $3.69 million.

SINGLE-FAMILY HOMES 

The variety of housing inventory in the Snyderville area was again on display in during the 2nd Quarter of 2025. Of the 352 sales in the Basin, the highest prices were for five homes in the Colony at White Pine Canyon, all of which sold for $15 million or more. The lowest prices were in Summit Park, where five homes sold for less than $1 million.

Another example of variance was Silver Creek. The area experienced a doubling of closed sales; however, the median price of homes north of the highway in Silver Creek Estates increased by 9% to $2.7M, while the median price of those in Silver Creek South dipped 10% to $1.1M. Promontory traditionally accounts for 25% or more of unit sales in Snyderville. The second quarter of 2025 was no different, with closed sales up 12% with 94 closings. However, there was a 7% drop in median sale price to $4.3M. 

SINGLE-FAMILY HOMES   

Across all of Jordanelle there were 84 total closings, a 5% increase from the previous twelve-month period, and the median price increased 10% to $4.07M. Tuhaye had a 40% jump in median price to $5.8 million on 21 closings, edging out the traditional leader Promontory as the most expensive area west of Hwy 40/189 with 10 or more sales. Hideout experienced a 14% decrease in sales activity with 18 total sales but enjoyed a 12% increase in median price to $2.57M. Deer Mountain had 9 closings and a slight 4% increase in median price to $2.46M. South Jordanelle's unit sales doubled with 28 closings and a median price uptick of 5% to $4.2M.
 

SINGLE-FAMILY HOMES  

Single-family home sales in the overall Heber Valley area increased 8% with 339 closings, and a 6% increase in median price to $1.03 million. Midway closings were up 2% with 84 units sold, on an increase of 5% to $1.22M. Red Ledges closings were up 23% with 49 total closings, but median prices dipped 6% to $2.76M. Heber proper experienced a 43% decrease in sales with 58 homes sold, and median sale prices ticked down 2% to $749k. Heber East closings were down 6%, with 29 total sales, and the median price dropped 2% to $1.4M. Heber North was active with closings up 141% on 41 sales, and the median price was unchanged at $830k. Timber Lakes closings were up 75% with 49 total sales, and median prices dipped 5% to $795K.

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

More info here!

MACK'S FINEST GELATO
1890 Bonanza Dr #117  |  Park City

Nestled in Prospector Park at 1890 Bonanza Dr, Mack’s Finest Gelato is a small‑batch gelateria crafted by Mack Tilling, who brings authentic techniques learned from Italy’s gelato maestros. Expect a rotating lineup of inventive, seasonal flavors made with premium ingredients like pistachios from Bronte and mango from Peru—and watch the gelato being made behind a glass wall.

BOULDER MOUNTAIN RANCH

Located at Deer Valley Resort, Boulder Mountain Ranch offers scenic rides through alpine meadows and aspen groves. With friendly guides and well-trained horses, it’s a great option for both first-timers and seasoned riders.

KB HORSES

For a truly personalized experience, KB Horses provides private and small-group rides in the Heber Valley. They’re known for pairing riders with the perfect horse and crafting scenic routes through lush landscapes—perfect for building confidence and connection with horses.

NORTH FORTY

This family-owned operation near Kamas offers trail rides with a rustic, down-home vibe. Whether you’re saddling up for a sunset ride or a longer excursion into the Uintas, North Forty delivers memorable mountain views and warm Western hospitality.

RED PINE ADVENTURES

Conveniently located near Canyons Village, Red Pine Adventures takes riders into the heart of the Wasatch for unforgettable horseback adventures. Their guided tours are ideal for spotting wildlife, soaking in vistas, and making the most of your time in the saddle.

WIND IN YOUR HAIR

True to its name, Wind In Your Hair offers carefree rides in the Wanship area through high-mountain meadows and shaded forests, with a focus on safety and joy. Great for kids and families, their tours are equal parts peaceful and playful. 

WILD HEART SANCTUARY

More than just a pasture, Wild Heart Sanctuary is a refuge for wild mustangs rescued from BLM roundups. By donating, you support a compassionate local mission to protect these majestic animals and preserve their untamed spirit in the heart of Park City.

From scenic hillsides to open-air amphitheaters, Utah’s outdoor venues come alive with music throughout the summer. Explore the full lineup of concerts happening in Park City, Heber Valley, and beyond!

See the full lineup here!

The Park City Gallery Association invites you to our monthly Gallery Art Stroll along Historic Main Street and beyond. Held on the last Friday of each month, participating galleries extend a warm welcome, offering captivating exhibitions, refreshments, occasional live music, and the opportunity to connect with fellow art enthusiasts.

New this year, El Mercadito presents an immersive market experience featuring handmade goods, traditional delicacies, and vibrant cultural displays. Free and open to all, the festival welcomes everyone to join in, explore, and celebrate together.

The Heber Valley’s scenic beauty—lakes, mountains, farms, historic homes, and rustic barns—offers endless inspiration for artists of all levels. Midway Art Association’s popular Plein Air Paradise festival grows each year, attracting top professionals, collectors, and art lovers. Highlights include the main competition, local paint outs, and the exciting 90-minute Quick Draw & Auction, where artists create stunning works in real time.

Forum Fest is returning this summer! Forum Fest 2025 will kick off with a headliner concert in the Forum followed by two additional days of live music, great food and drinks, kids and family activities, public art displays, and more. This event is FREE to attend.

An annual summer art showcase and creative vendors market in Oakley
with a mission to build support for local artists and cultivate collectors who live on the eastern side of Summit County.

Experience The Wizard of Oz at Sundance Mountain Resort, set against the stunning backdrop of Mt. Timpanogos. Performances run July 17–August 9 on Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and a special show on Tuesday, August 5.

Monster Drawing Rally is a high-energy outdoor fundraiser at Kimball Art Center benefiting the Arts Council and Kimball Art Center. Watch local artists create original works in 50 minutes using mediums like ink, charcoal, paint, and digital art. Enjoy live music, food, a cash bar—and buy artwork fresh off the easel.

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

Get ready for an evening of tight harmonies and nonstop laughs with The Alley Cats, America’s favorite Doo-Wop group. Blending classic hits from the ’50s and ’60s with sharp comedy, these musical comics have opened for Jay Leno, Jerry Seinfeld, and Joan Rivers, and have been featured on NBC, CBS, and PBS.

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 2025 is back—bigger, bolder, and more fun than ever!