The upcoming week in Park City, Utah is chock full of arts, culture, fine dining, and outdoor activities to boot! How is anyone to choose what to do during their visit to Park City? It’s a conundrum that every visitor goes through. Some even are so overwhelmed with the options they give up and hunker down in their luxury lodging rentals! To make things a little easier on you, we’ve listed a few options to choose from for the upcoming week. Don’t worry; no matter what you decide to do during your visit to Park City, Utah, you’ll have a fabulous time!

The Aspen Santa Fe Ballet will be gracing the stage of The Eccles center on April 7th, beginning at 7:30PM. This will be an encore performance for the traveling troupe as their first go-round in Park City was so well received! The Aspen Santa Fe Ballet blends both classical and contemporary dance while consistently exploring edgier works that charm and dazzle audiences. The New York Times called this dance troupe “a breath of fresh air” because of their vibrant performances and staggering precision. This performance will include twelve seasoned dancers that will bring to the stage an uber hip and innovative performance. Visit www.ecclescenter.org for further details.

Keeping with the fine arts theme, the annual Chamber Music festival is on the horizon. Three separate concerts will take place on April 6th and 7th at Hoffman Fine Art, in the Redstone Center, located in Kimball Junction as well as at the Park city Community Church. Both Friday and Saturday’s performances will take place at the Hoffman Fine Art location, and the third concert will take place on Sunday at the Park City Community Church. This festival was introduced to the Park City community as a way to introduce both locals and visitors alike to Chamber Music. The salon concert format, which is held on Saturday, will include dining as well. There will be a buffet of heavy hors d’ oeuvres and other refreshments offered that guests may help themselves to while enjoying mingling with other concert attendees as well as the musicians. When the guests take their seats, the musicians will play away! The other two concerts are just as special and not to be missed. Head over to www.pcmusicfestival.com to learn further details about all three concert options.

If Easter is on your radar, and you have little ones hopping around patiently awaiting a visit from the Easter Bunny, you’ll want to take them to Swaner Eco Center for their spring celebration. Kids of all ages can enjoy a variety of activities as the Eco Center welcomes the Spring Season at the preserve! The youngsters will enjoy coloring eggs with all natural eco-friendly dyes, while the older kids will have a ball participating in a Geocache egg Hunt! Kids will use GPS units and a treasure map to find egg stashes all around the Preserve. There is a 45 charge for non-members to participate, all are welcome. Hop on over to www.swanerecocenter.org for more information.

Happy Spring!

This time of year in Park City, Utah is fantastic!  Warmer spring temperatures are creeping in to the weather forecast, sunny days are abundant, but there is always a chance for a few more spring snowstorms to brush by our mountains.  As a matter of fact, a spring storm is headed our way for April 1^st – so don’t put those skis away quite yet!  There is still plenty of fun to be had slope side as the ski season winds down and we prepare for another beautiful summer in Park City!

This Sunday, April 1^st, will be marked by Park City Mountain Resort’s annual Clown Day festivities!  Dress as a clown, or in any costume you like, and hit the slopes with all the other “clowns”!  It’s a day full of spring-time fun, and a time to let loose a little and celebrate the changing of the seasons.  After your done getting your Bozo on, head on over to either the Corner Store or Pig Pen for a burger and your favorite beverage.  The Corner Store will have live music and drink specials as will Pig Pen!  Visit www.parkcitymountainresort.com for further details.

If you’re looking for some evening entertainment, you absolutely need to take advantage of the Park City Film Series offering of The Artist, running March 30^th through April 4^th.  Winner of numerous Oscars, including Best Picture, it has been touted the most unique film of the year.  The film begins in 1927, the glamorous silent film era of Hollywood and details the story of a silent movie star and his vivacious extra.  However, change is on the horizon as the new film technology begins to move in and the silent film stars of the past have a tough time coping.  This funny, heartwarming and crowd-pleasing story of the film star and his love interest, the extra will be playing on Friday and Saturday at 8PM, and Sunday at 6PM.  More information can be found at www.parkcityfilmseries.com .

Interested in doing something really different off the slopes?  The Park City Gun Club recently opened its doors in the Park City Business Center, and its range is open to the public Tuesday through Sunday year round.  Although annual memberships are available, interested parties can go check out and try the range as well.  The Club offers a safe and exciting shooting experience, with a few different ranges to choose from.  They have a standard range, a live fire simulator, and a simulator room with lasers!  They have every bit of equipment you might need to rent available at the club, including safety gear, for a reasonable price, and they allow you to try an assortment of guns.  The Gun Club offers training and classes as well.  Certainly a unique off-mountain experience and one offered in a safe, well-staffed environment.  Visit www.parkcitygunclub.com for hours and rental information.

Our visitors are always asking where to eat while in Park City, and the choices are almost endless!  If you’re looking for a more casual, inexpensive alternative to the fine dining choices lining Main Street, you should absolutely have lunch or dinner at the locals’ favorite Mexican joint – Chubasco Mexican Grill.  A fun, social atmosphere awaits you upon entering the restaurant, and the first thing you’ll notice is their amazing salsa bar lined with homemade salsa choices to adorn your meal and chips with.  The menu is on the wall behind the counter, and the staff is happy to make suggestions.  Their burritos are delicious, and enormous!  The selections are varied, and one more delicious than the next.  They do have beer available as well for those diners wanting to throw back a cold Mexican beer to cool their palate!  Chubasco Mexican Grill is located at 1890 Bonanza Drive, and is open Monday-Sunday.  Visit www.elchubascomexicangrill.com to take a look at their menu.  Ole!

In honor of St. Patrick’s Day, go green In Park City this weekend!  Park City is a community tightly hooked to the environmental wagon and takes pride in being a “Green” city.  Because of that environmental city affiliation, there are always loads of

If you’ve made it all the way to Park City and realized you have forgotten a few items, or some very critical ski or mountain bike gear, or you just want to shop, Cole Sports is a solid choice to help you fill in those gaps.  Cole Sport makes its living helping people enjoy the area’s natural beauty, and owners Gary and Jana Cole want to help keep it pristine by supporting renewable power. The sporting goods retailer and rental outlet buys 287 blocks of Blue Sky from Rocky Mountain Power every month.  Cole Sport elected to offset 100 percent of their power usage with renewables! Last year, the City Council of Park City voted unanimously to support renewable power by launching the Blue Sky Community Challenge. Cole Sport has been an integral partner with the Blue Sky program, AND they have an amazing array of outdoor products, functional fashion as well as high-end boutique styles to fulfill every shopper’s wish list!  Visit them at 1615 Park Avenue, or online at www.colesport.com .

Ok, so no one wants to visit the hospital when they are on vacation.  However, the Park City Medical Center is a tribute to the local Park City community, as it was constructed primarily of materials that were derived from this very area.  For starters, the hospital hired one of the region’s most respected green architects, Kenner Kingston, a LEED accredited architect.  They instance, they used stone from Brown’s Canyon, only a few miles away.  By doing this, they not also embraced local materials for their state-of-the-art facility; they also helped boost the local economy. The Park City Medical Center also used a multitude of recycled materials, and encourages recycling on its campus as well.  Most importantly, they have an amazing café housed on the first level – a true local’s secret spot for lunch!  I know it sounds crazy, but the food is fantastic!  Their Chef works to use farm to table, fresh, local ingredients in his cooking, and of course the most healthful of ingredients.  They even have a wood-fired oven!  The cuisine is delicious, and inexpensive to boot.  I am not pulling your leg – however, if your leg happens to get pulled during your stay, you’ll recover in comfort, and with a clear-conscious knowing your spending time mending in one of the nations “greenest” medical facilities!  Find out more at www.intermountainhealthcare.org .

Sticking with the Green theme, you’ll be pleased to know that Park City, Utah has a very efficient and environmentally friendly public transportation system – and it’s free of charge!  It is often the simplest way to get to and from the ski resorts, as well as to other popular attractions.  Our buses our fueled by Biodiesel, and provide access to all major destinations throughout the Park City area.  To find your way about Park City via public transportation, visit www.utah.com and click on the public transportation link.

Looking to eat a little green during your vacation?  Well, there’s really no better place to head than Whole Foods in Kimball Junction for all of your natural food and supplement needs.  Whole Foods works hard to not only supply it’s shoppers with high quality natural and organic foods, but also to utilize local farmers whenever possible to help stimulate the community around them as well.  From fresh rolled sushi, to their famous salad bar, to their deli counter with fresh daily lunch and dinner selections, you will be able to find just about everything you need to stock the shelves of your luxury lodging in Park City!  Plus, Whole Foods works to support local Park City non-profits as well!  More details can be located at www.wholefoodsmarket.com

Park City’s environmental story is not complete without a mention of the Swaner Nature Preserve EcoCenter, located in Kimball Junction, just ten miles away from Park City’s Main Street.  The EcoCenter was built to foster the delicate relationship between people and nature.  It is one of the greenest buildings in Utah, and is a symbol of Swaner’s environmental ideals and values, as well as an expression of the powerful relationship Park City has with the environment around it.  Swaner offers programming and events for youth and adults, interactive exhibits, a super innovative theater, and unique event space as well.  The EcoCenter is truly designed to offer a connection to the natural world around us!  Tour hours and contact information can be located at www.swanerecocenter.org .

With all of the beautiful spring-like weather Mother Nature has placed on the doorstep of Park City these last few days, you will no doubt want to take advantage of any and all activities outside in the sunshine!  With the longer days and milder temperatures, there are all sorts of activities you can partake in to enjoy Park City Utah, whether you are a local or are visiting and partaking in a vacation rental in Park City.

What better way to soak in some rays than on the slopes? Canyons Resort offers a unique opportunity with their First Tracks Program.  Who doesn’t want to be the first to carve the freshly groomed corduroy laid down by the Canyons fabulous groomers?  As luck would have it, you can experience the best Canyons has to offer within its 4000 acres of terrain, and even better, you can experience it all before the lifts open to the public.  As if this all wasn’t enough, you will be accompanied by some of the most impressive names in Olympic history!  Your morning will be capped of with a delicious breakfast at Red Pine Lodge.  With that much skiing under your belt before 10AM, you’ll have the whole day ahead of you to tackle whatever you like!  Visit www.canyonsresort.com for further details.

In the spirit of keeping you outside, you may want to checkout a super unique activity available for the entire family – Dog Sledding! Most folk’s associate dog sledding with Alaskaand the Iditarod race, however, you’ll be happy to know that Dog Sledding is available and easy to access here in ParkCity.  All Season Adventures offers you the chance to glide across the snow-covered meadows of the Wasatch and Uinta Mountainstucked in behind an enthusiastic team of well-trained pooches.  You can even learn the ropes and learn how to be a musher!  Your kids will enjoy meeting the dogs, including future sled pups as well! These dogs absolutely love what they do, and many of them have received a second chance at life as they have been rescued and introduced to the sled dog team.  To review different packages, visit www.allseasonadventures.com .  Mush!

If dog sledding brought about your need to go fast in the snow, you absolutely need to head over to the NASTAR course at Park City Mountain Resort!  Race your friends or family and have a little good natured competition as you race side-by side, swooshing down the hill to collect you platinum, gold, silver or bronze medal.  More information can be found at www.parkcitymountainresort.com .

Enjoy the amazing blue sky days, starry mountain nights, freshly groomed slopes, and all of the spectacular scenery Park City offers.  This week is the perfect week to enjoy the outdoor offerings of the best little ski town in the West!

What a beautiful Spring-like week we are having in Park City!  It’s bluebird skies as far as the eyes can see – a great time to work on that goggle tan and sit on the “beach” at Deer Valley while enjoying a cold beverage and yummy Deer Valley turkey chili!  With that in mind, let’s take a look at a couple of outdoor activities for you to enjoy during your Park City vacation.

The Corner Store, located in the resort village of Park City Mountain Resort, is a favorite local’s haunt to fuel up with their famous breakfast burrito before hitting the slopes, and for kicking back with a burger and a beer après ski.  A staple for over 30 years, the Corner Store is a go-to spot for good times after a day playing in the snow.  This Saturday, March 10^th, beginning at 3PM, The Corner Store will offer skiers and boarders alike a chance to ride their mechanical bull while listening to a live performance by the Josh Taylor Band.  All of this will take place on their large outdoor patio space and will run until 6PM in the evening.  There is no doubt that this Saturday will be a spectacular day to enjoy a little fun in the sun while taking your chances on the mechanical bull. Bring your spurs and perhaps some sticky-tack for your ski pants – Giddy-up! Ramble on over to www.thecornerstorebar.com for event information.

Perhaps you prefer more of a Rasta beat to end your day on the mountain.  Local favorite Reggae band Patwa will be bringing their irie vibrations to the Canyons Spring Gruv Concert Series on Saturday March 10^th as well.  The show begins at 3PM and takes place in the resort village at Canyons.  There is plenty of food and libations to curtail any hunger you’ve worked up on the slopes.  Visit www.thecanyons.com for show information. 

Keeping with the concert theme, but taking indoors, the Egyptian Theatre brings the renowned Blues stylings of Tommy Castro and The Pain Killers to the stage on both March 9^th and 10^th.  Winner of the B.B. King Entertainer of the Year, Contemporary Blues Artist of the Year, and Contemporary Blues Album of the Year-Hard Believer, Tommy and his band promise to bring their relentless passion for the Blues to the Egyptian – a show you won’t soon forget!  You can find additional information at www.egyptiantheatrecompany.com .

If you’re looking for something a bit more refined, with a little bit of the wild side thrown in for good measure, you’ll definitely want to check out the Thomas Mangelsen Artist Reception at his Images of Nature Gallery located at 364 Main Street.  Thomas Mangelsen is a world renowned wildlife photographer and will featuring his new triptych series.  Light refreshments will be served.  This gallery event is free and open to the public.  You can find further details at http://Mangelsen.com

It truly amazes me on a daily basis how much there actually is to do in Park City!  Of course, there is skiing/riding at any of the three world class resorts we are fortunate enough to have access to, and all within minutes of each other.  However, if  you are able to tear yourself away from your hot tub at the end of the day, there is so much going on in Park City, you could be busy from dusk until dawn if you so desired.  I know, that hot tub is pretty nice too.  Just in case, here is a list of the top five things to do in Park City that you haven’t thought of yet – Enjoy!

Top Five Things to Do In Park City:

1)  The Distillery Tour at High West Distillery. See and Taste how High West Whiskey is crafted, right here in Park City!  Go behind the scenes at High West Distillery & Saloon and discover just how they create their small-batch, mountain-crafted spirits and their award winning Rocky Mountain Whiskeys. You’ll see the traditional 250-gallon copper pot still, where they lovingly distill their spirits. You’ll learn about what makes High West spirits so unique. And you’ll get a chance to sample some of their great-tasting products. After the tour, you may be tempted to stop in their retail store to purchase a bottle or two to enjoy.  Visit www.highwest.com for tour hours and information.

2)  Go Walk a Dog! Maybe you’re missing your own fluffy ball of joy while you’re out on vacation.  Well, here’s a perfect way to get your dogie or kitty fix, and do a good turn while you’re at it!  Hear on over to either Furburbia at the Tanger Outlet Mall in Kimball Junction, or go one step further and take a 20 minute scenic drive in to Brown’s Canyon and visit their new beautiful Friends of Animals Ranch!  While you’re visiting either location, sign up to volunteer and take a four-legged friend on a walk, or hang out in Kitty City and play with the ever appreciative feline residences.  Visit www.FOAUtah.org to find out more. 

3)  Gorgoza Tubing Park.  Screaming downhill in an inflated inner-tube?  Yes Please!  Kids and adults alike will have a blast at Gorgoza Tubing Park , located about 10 minutes outside of Park City off of I-80.  With lift-serviced tubing, a learn-to-ski park, mini snowmobiles, and Fort Frosty for the youngsters, the whole family will find something to delight in!  Check out www.gorgozapark.com for more information. 

4)  PCMR Mountain Host Tours.  If you’re spending the day at Park City Mountain Resort, don;t miss out on the opportunity to ski or ride on a guided tour with a well seasoned Mountain Host.  These tours are fantastic – and they’re free!  The Mountain Hosts will not only help to give you a feel for the layout of the resort, they will also offer up interesting nuggets of Park City mining history, as our ski resorts in Park City sit on top of miles and miles of mines.  Left behind from the mining days are beautiful old mining building, speckled throughout the landscape of the resorts.  These tours are great for locals too – a chance to brush up on the engaging stories of Park Cities history.  Visit www.parkcitymountain.com for further details.

5)  Get Your Skate On! Bring the whole family on over to the Park City Ice Arena, located in Quinn’s Junction, for a fun time on the ice.  The Park City Ice Arena offers open skate times, as well as “Cheap Skate” times that offer a you a chance to lace up some skates and take a twirl in their state-of-the-art facility.  The “Cheap Skate” hours are fantastic for families – only $9.50 per person gets you time on the ice and a pair of rental skates.  You can find out more at www.parkcity.org .

It’s snowing in Park City!  There is really no better headline than that.  With lots of the “Greatest Snow on Earth” falling from the heavens, you’ll want to be making turns at one of Park City’s world class ski resorts, and enjoying all of the new fluffy white stuff!  After you’ve indulged in enough of the fresh new powder, you’ll want to checkout the following events happening this week in Park City.

Head on over to Park City Mountain Resort March 2nd to watch the experts get seriousat the Friday Night Live Rail Jam.  When the sun tips behind the mountain tops at days end, the lights come on and the scene gets hectic as the best amateur skiers and snowboarders get their jib on for the Friday Night Jib Fights!  Watch these rubbery kids huck themselves off of kickers, hit rail grinds, and lay down 360′s on the dance floor while you and your family sit back and enjoy the action.  Who knows, perhaps you’ll learn a thing or two to try on the slopes tomorrow!  Visit www.parkcitymountainresort.com for further details.

The Egyptian Theater not only offers visitors a chance to glimpse in to Park City’s past with it’s historic landmark status, it also offers guests a chance to partake in a wide variety of entertaining productions.  On March 2nd through the 3rd, Keith Barany will be bringing his brand pf comedy to the stage.  He takes pride in producing a “clean” show so that folks of all ages can come and enjoy a night of comedy.  Keith has appeared with Bob Hope, Jerry Sienfeld, Joan Rivers and John Stewart to name a few.  HIs show is tasteful, hilarious, and never, ever corny.  Keith brings along Brandon Vestal, who has appeared on NBC’s Last Comic Standing, and was named “Best of the West” at the Detroit Comedy Festival.  You can find out more about these laugh-packed evenings at www.egyptiantheatercompany.com .

If Oscar fever still has a grip on you, you may enjoy this weeks offering from the Park City Film Series folks.  Screening at the Jim Santy Auditorium is “My Week with Marilyn”.  Oscar Nominated Michelle Williams has been called delightful as well as moving as she portrays one of America’s beloved yet tortured public figures.  This film revolves around the week Marilyn meets Sir Laurence Olivier on her honeymoon with the renowned Arthur Miller.  “My Week with Marilyn” has beed described as a true delight to movie goers and a joy to watch.  Thanks to our friends at the Park City Film series, you have a chance to kick back and watch this Hollywood gem after a day full of activity in Park City.

If the night out happens to be an adults-only event, you may want to have a post-movie cocktail.  Although there are many great choices lining Main Street in Park City, a locals favorite is the No Name Saloon.  Newly updated and expanded, now offering a roof-top patio, the No Name is a fun watering hole to enjoy a locally crafted microbrew.  They are also well known for their always delicious Buffalo Burgers, served along side, what else but house made Buffalo Chips and salsa.  On your way out, don;t forget to purchase one of their stylish and cheeky t-shirts, just to prove you were there. 

Enjoy the week as we roll along in to March – a month that generally brings along with it lots of powder and great spring weather to relish it all in.  If you’re headed out to Park City for Spring Break, stay tuned.  Park City hosts loads of fun events and activities that celebrate crossing over the threshold of a new season!

There is always such a variety of happenings in Park City; it’s difficult to choose what to do next during your visit! Whether you’re feeling adventuresome, seeking out a some great ski town nightlife, or just looking for a little R&R, Park City never disappoints.

It’s always nice to end an eventful day on the slopes, or begin a lively evening out with a sumptuous dinner. Lucky for you, the Bill White restaurant group has two-for-one entrée coupons in Saturdays (2/25/12) Park Record! Clip out a coupon, make reservations, and dine at the Bill White restaurant of your choice, including Wahso, Windy Ridge, Grappa, or Ghidottis. Two-for-one coupons are a great way to sample some of Park City’s finest cuisine, while saving enough cash to splurge on dessert. Windy Ridge was just voted “Best Comfort Food” 2012 in the Salt Lake Magazine Dining Awards, so you may want to check out their Wild Mushroom Soup, one of my personal favorites, or perhaps the Open-Faced Roasted Turkey for some stick-to-your-bones goodness. Any Bill White restaurant is sure to offer unique and fresh menu options. You can review the restaurants and menus of each restaurant at www.BillWhiteRestaurantGroup.com .

After indulging in your delicious dinner, you may want to boogie the night away. There are numerous options scattered up and down Main Street in Park City, whether you’re looking for a place to delight in a specialty cocktail and reminisce about the best run of the day, or throw back a schooner of PBR, a ski town favorite, you’ll find a wide array of choices on Main Street. This Sunday, 2/26, The Downstairs, located on the corner of Main Street and Heber Avenue, will be bumping to the musical stylings of Be Serius & DJ Lil Owz. Want to bust out your own beats? The Spur is where you’ll need to go for their Open Mic Night with Matt Wink, beginning at 9:30 PM. To find out more, visit www.downstairspc.com , or www.thespurbarandgrill.com . 

If you’re looking for a good laugh, and a little audience participation, your should absolutely checkout IMPROVabilities, a weekly event hosted at the Egyptian Theater Studios, located across the street from the Egyptian Theater at 345 Main Street in ParkCity.  Throw your ideas out to the cast and see what creative ramblings they throw back!  With the IMPROV comedy troupe, you just never know!  The cost is $10 at the door, and you may bring your own beverage to enjoy.  The show is always all age appropriate, so bring the family for a night of gaffs and giggles.  More information is available at www.EgyptianTheaterCompany.org .   

 Finally, if you’re looking for a little Zen amidst the flurry of activity, head over to ParkCity Karate for their Monday Meditation.  They are located at 6554 Creekside, right next to the Kimbell Junction Post Office, and the meditation runs from 7:30PM-9PM.  No prior meditation experience required! Here are a few pointers:
• If you have a cushion, please bring it with you
• Voluntary donation $5 per week
To learn more visit: http://www.shambhala.org//

This week in Park City, as most weeks in Park City, offers numerous activities to keep you busy during your ski vacation package.  Whether you’re searching for dining options, live music, or outdoor activities for your family to enjoy off the slopes, Park City has something for everyone!

Looking to light the fire within and re-live the 2002 Olympic Glory?  Now is the perfect time as Park City celebrates the 10 year anniversary of the Olympic Games.  There is no better way to capture the Olympic spirit than to strap yourself in to a bobsled or on to a skeleton sled and go zipping down the actual Olympic track used in 2002.  Ride the Comet Bobsled with a professional driver.  In less than a mile, you’ll rip through 15 turns, reach speeds of about 80 mph, and experience up to 5 G’s of force. What a thrill, and an amazing story to tell friends and family! Visit www.utaholympiclegacy.com for more details. 

Perhaps pulling 5G’s isn’t your cup of tea.  Well, lucky for you, you can still have fun in the snow without such an intense athletic experience.  The Swaner EcoCenter invites you to bring the family and enjoy a snowshoe tour around their amazing preserve.  Learn about the fragile wetlands that lie just below the snow, discover the wildlife and unique ecosystem alive at Swaner, and learn how to track different animals that live in the preserve as well as throughout Utah’s vast wilderness.  More information is available at www.swanerecocenter.org . 

Maybe you’re the type that really wants to take your skiing to the next level.  Well, you’re in luck! Canyons is offering a special Steep Skiing Clinic hosted by world extreme skiing champ Brant Moles.  This 3-day camp, March 2-4, 2012, is designed for the intermediate to advanced skier looking to learn how to navigate the steeper terrain offered in the Wasatch back.  Brant will help you gain the necessary tools needed to handle the most extreme terrain, and to perform comfortably.  Who doesn’t want to swish by their friends headed down that super technical double black diamond and look like a pro doing so? For additional information, check out www.canyonsresort.com . 

Every year, ski and snowboard gear changes and adds improvements to the equipment that allows you to up your game and enjoy yourself even more.  This Saturday, February 25^th, Silver Star Ski & Sport is hosting their free demo day.  Head on over and try out this season’s finest demo skis and snowboards at no charge.  Demo days are a great way to help you determine what you like and don’t like in a ski/board, and, of course, try all of the new fun toys offered by the industry.  Silver Star Ski & Sport is conveniently located at the base of the Silver Star lift at Park City Mountain resort, so you can ski on down to the shop, swap out your gear, and head back up the mountain to try out the latest and greatest ski/board innovations.  After a day of demoing, you’re going to be famished. Make sure to stop in to the Silver Star Café for lunch or dinner to replenish yourself so you’re ready to tackle slopes the next day!  Visit www.silverstarskiandsport.info for more information. Visit www.thesilverstarcafe.com to view their menus and hours of operation. Searching for lodging in Park City? We have got you covered – call us today!