It’s hard to believe, but the summer season is nearly over. The warm, muggy days are almost behind us, and crisper, fall temps are right around the corner. September and October are two of our favorite months in Park City— and not just because we get to break out the fleece and sip on a mug of hot cocoa amidst the falling leaves. Park City celebrates autumn with an impressive lineup of festivals and events.
If you’re thinking about visiting Park City but don’t want to commit to full-blown winter temps, the next few months are the perfect time to experience the city during one of the most beautiful times of the year. Here are two events we’re looking forward to this fall in Park City.
Park City Song Summit
September 8 to September 12, 2021
The Park City Song Summit wants to make sure you know that it is not a music festival. The founders of
the summit describe it as “an environment for musicians to share, learn, and recharge their passion for music through community and the power of song.” Throughout the week, attendees can experience unplugged performances and labs that are like master classes in songwriting.
The summit will be an energetic and exciting place to be— with live music being played not only in the amphitheater but all around town in local bars, on the street, and surprise performances in both small and large scale venues. Purchase your summit tickets here.
Park City Wine Festival
September 30 to October 3, 2021
Filled with over 100 vendors, the Park City Wine Festival is a feast for the senses. Local Park City restaurants are represented, along with wineries, distilleries, and craft breweries. But don’t worry, you don’t have to be a hardcore foodie or wine connoisseur to enjoy this gorgeous event. You can simply purchase your tickets and spend a lovely afternoon wandering through the festival, savoring and sampling the local delicacies.
Vino aficionados will rejoice at the world-class selection of wines from all over the globe— including Italy, France, and Argentina— as well as a huge array of wines from around the US. Tickets range from $85 to $249 per person, and you can pre-purchase your event tickets here.
Perfect Homes for Your Fall Trip to Park City
Located just minutes from nearly everything, Bear Hollow Village 5534B is the perfect spot to take your family for an unforgettable Park City autumn getaway. With space for up to eight people and gorgeous, open views, this exquisite home is the ideal home base for enjoying the festivals and the fall beauty.
If you need a bit more space for your autumn Park City escape, take a look inside Wasatch Springs 1123
— a sprawling four-bedroom home with room for 14 people. A sleek, contemporary interior creates the perfect space to unwind after a day of adventure and exploring.
At Moose Management, our mission is to provide safe, comfortable, beautiful homes for our guests to experience Park City. If you have any questions about these homes, local events, or any other Park City happenings, we’re here for you. Simply reach out with an email or a phone call and we’re happy to help.
We get it— grocery shopping isn’t exactly what you’re thinking about when you’re planning you’re next escape to Park City. The epic mountain views, world-class hiking trails, spectacular skiing, and charming downtown are probably at the top of your mind— as they should be! But renting a Moose Management home with a fabulous kitchen then fil
This place is awesome. There is so much selection here that you’ll want to take your time. Are you looking for super-fresh produce? They’ve got it. How about a premier butcher and cheese shop? Check and check. In the mood for some sushi? Pick some up here. Freshly baked loaves of bread, pre-made salads, and a bakery that sells decadent Auntie Em’s cakes and pies— they’re all here.
also has a wonderful salad bar and deli with hot items available, plus a spacious seating area for eating in.
Although our July celebrations will be a bit skewed this year due to Covid-19, we’re still planning on celebrating our summer 2021 holidays in style. Many of our summertime celebrations were canceled completely last year due to concerns about the coronavirus, so we’re excited to have any events at all this year. And we’re more than ready to make adjustments in order to stay safe and healthy. 
The fireworks will also be moved in an effort to keep the crowds from being too large. This year, the fireworks will be launched on July 3rd, which is the same day as the Canyons Village fireworks display. City officials are hopeful that this will break up one giant crowd into two smaller crowds— which will be safer and easier to maintain social distancing guidelines. 
A popular state holiday in Utah, Pioneer Day is often synonymous with summertime. Pioneer Day celebrates the arrival of Brigham Young and the first Mormon settlers to the Salt Lake Valley. Locals celebrate this event with fireworks and parades throughout the state, and state offices and banks are closed. 
event during the summer. The market features live music, tons of eclectic arts & crafts vendors, fresh local produce, and lots of gourmet food to sample and purchase. There’s also an awesome beer garden and an amazing bloody mary bar. The 
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Although this majestic theater— like many across the country— was forced to close in 2020 for the pandemic, we are so thrilled to learn that they are reopening this year with a full roster of crowd-pleasing live shows. Opened on Christmas Day in 1926, the 
Since the 1800s, Main Street has been the place for Park City residents to shop and socialize. No trip to Park City is complete without a stroll down this iconic city street.
Technically a grocery store,