Fall in Park City, Utah, is more than just a change in seasons—it's a celebration of life’s simple pleasures. The air is cooler and the colorful leaves shine in hues of yellow, orange, and red! With its diverse range of events, the town invites wine enthusiasts, foodies, and outdoor explorers to come together and enjoy the best of what autumn has to offer.
Deer Valley Beer Festival
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Kicking off the fall season is the Deer Valley Beer Festival, September 12-14, from noon to 5 p.m., a must-visit for craft beer enthusiasts. Held at Deer Valley Silver Lake, this festival features a wide selection of local brews, from hoppy IPAs to rich stouts. Among the prominent participants are UTOG Brewing, Talisman Brewing, Moab Brewery, TF Brewing, and Heber Valley Brewing. These breweries and numerous others have established a reputation in past festivals, with Moab Brewery taking home the "Best of Fest" title last year.
This year, don't miss the Deer Valley Brew Master Dinner, a VIP culinary event on Friday, September 12 from 6 p.m. - 9 p.m. Deer Valley's own chef's are planning a five-course meal, with each course prepared to match a distinctive craft brew.
“The Deer Valley Mountain Beer Festival provides an ideal opportunity for guests to experience Utah’s award-winning brewing culture up in the mountains,” said Josh Hockman, Deer Valley Resort Director of Beverage. “Beer enthusiasts and non-drinkers alike can enjoy a scenic chairlift ride, delicious summer food and beverage offerings, yard games and activities for the entire family.”
Multiple ticket packages and Brew Master Dinner reservations are available now: Deer Valley Beer Festival
Park Silly Sunday Market
Back to Top of ListRounding out the fall festivities are the last few weekends of the Park Silly Market, an open-air market that runs every Sunday on Main Street. This eclectic market features 200 local artisans, fresh produce, and live music. It's a family-friendly event that captures the heart of Park City's community spirit. Strolling through the market, visitors can find unique souvenirs, enjoy delicious street food, and soak in the vibrant atmosphere.
Locals and visitors alike are encouraged to immerse themselves in the lively atmosphere of the Park Silly Market. This gathering is not just a marketplace; it's a celebration of community and a perfect chance to connect with neighbors, discover unique handmade goods, and indulge in what makes Park City unique.
The remaining dates are August 31st and September 7, 14, and 21st, 10:00 a.m - 5:00 p.m.
Shot Ski
Back to Top of ListThe 9th Annual Park City Sunrise Shot Ski is an event blending community spirit and fundraising with a splash of fun. Over a thousand participants will line up along Main Street on Saturday, Oct. 11, at 2 p.m., holding a ski customized to carry shot glasses. At the signal, everyone takes a shot simultaneously, aiming to break the record for the longest shot ski. Park City holds the current record at 2,950-foot-long shot ski with 1,385 shots of High West Double Rye whiskey, using 550 skis end to end and raising more than $50,000 for the Park City Sunrise Rotary Club grant program.
This year, the Park City Sunrise Shot Ski is ambitiously hoping to raise $60,000 to support local community initiatives and programs. During the event, the Sunrise Rotatory Club aims to serve 1,385 shots at $30 each. Shot glasses can be filled with whiskey or apple cider.
“Thanks to our generous, enthusiastic community, the Park City Sunrise Shot Ski™ continues to break records and raise meaningful dollars to support our local grant programs,” said Park City Sunrise Rotary Club Member Connie Nelson. “We invite participants to purchase their tickets or secure a sponsorship opportunity for an even greater impact on this year’s event.”
It's a joyous event that brings locals and visitors together in a shared moment of revelry.
Park City Wine Festival
Back to Top of ListFor those who prefer the elegance of wine, the Park City Wine Festival is a can’t-miss event. The 6th Annual Park City Wine Festival is featuring 80+ wineries during the October 3-4 weekend. These unique experiences will transport wine enthusiasts to destinations such as the Gold Coast, Argentina, Oregon, Japan, and beyond, offering diverse tastings and cultural insights that enhance the festival's appeal.
This gathering brings together winemakers and connoisseurs from around the world. Guests can enjoy tastings, wine dinners, and discussions with winemakers that offer insights into wine production and pairing. This festival is an immersive experience that allows attendees to explore the rich tapestry of wine culture.
"We are thrilled for this year’s Park City Wine Festival, which continues to grow and evolve. Vin 7000 is proud to feature eight partner wineries and importers, all artisanal small producers from California, Oregon, Washington, France, and Italy," said Maggie Heile, owner of Vin 7000.
"Many of these talented vintners will be joining us to personally share their exceptional wines. We can’t wait to see everyone at the Wine Dinners, Grand Tastings and the brand-new Rarities and Reserves event, showcasing exclusive selections from boutique wineries.”
Tickets: Park City Wine Festival
Howl-O-Ween on Main Street
Back to Top of ListEvery October 31st, Park City’s Historic Main Street transforms into a festive, fur-filled celebration for Howl-o-ween, a beloved local tradition that brings together costumed revelers and their canine companions for an afternoon of spooky fun. From 3:00 to 6:00 p.m., the street closes to traffic and opens to trick-or-treaters, dog lovers, and Halloween enthusiasts of all ages. With dogs allowed on local buses buses during the event, it’s a community-wide invitation to dress up and celebrate Halloween Park City-style.
13th Annual Dine About Park City
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Park City’s annual Dine About invites locals and visitors to indulge in world-class cuisine at unbeatable prices throughout the month of October.
More than 30 member restaurants of the Park City Area Restaurant Association (PCARA) participate, offering two-course lunches for $15, $20, or $25 and three-course dinners for $30, $45, or $65. New this year is an Après category, featuring $20 cocktails and bites for those seeking a more casual culinary experience.
From cozy cafés to upscale bistros, the event showcases the diversity and creativity of Park City’s dining scene, making it a perfect opportunity to explore new flavors and support local chefs. Guests can also enjoy exclusive lodging discounts during the event, turning a delicious outing into a full mountain town staycation.
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