Go For Gold

Here’s how to catch Olympic Fever without going to Russia. Here’s how to catch Olympic Fever without going to Russia.

In this issue:

Arts & Culture

Artisans

Form + Function

From images of divinity in bullet casings to a hubcap-inlaid buffet table, Park City’s furniture artisans’ creative approach is anything but ordinary.

01/01/2014 By Jane Gendron

Watch Out

Clock Watchers

A Kimball Art Center–exclusive exhibition explores the intersection of art and science through timekeeping.

01/01/2014 By Melissa Fields

Music

How Sundance Got Its Groove

The film fest’s live music scene has become (almost) as anticipated as film screenings.

01/01/2014 By Dan Nailen

Eat & Drink

Food

6 Family Friendly Dining Options in Park City

Bring the whole family for a kid-friendly feast!

01/01/2014 By Melissa Fields

Beer

Shades of Pale Hopping

A treasured Park City brewery grows up

01/01/2014 By Jill Adler

Drinks

Soothing Sips for Winter

Park City's best bevs and cocktails for cold weather comfort.

01/01/2014 By Ted Scheffler

Plate Up

Best Resort Eats

From comfort chow to chic cuisine, tasty meals abound from dawn to last chair at all three Park City winter resorts.

01/01/2014 By Pamela Martinson Olson

Article

Walking the Line

Seth Adams’s Riverhorse on Main occupies the space between classic and cutting-edge.

01/01/2014 By Melissa Fields Photography by Eric Schramm

Fire It Up

The Heat is On at Deer Valley's Empire Lodge

Keeping the home fires burning at Deer Valley.

01/01/2014 By Virginia Rainey

Food News

Billy Blanco's Restaurant Offers an Ode to Detroit

Bill White’s Motown love letter.

01/01/2014

Eat Here Now

One for the Road: Tasty Bites to Go

Experience some of Park City’s tastiest eats without making reservations or dressing for dinner.

01/01/2014 By Virginia Rainey Photography by Thomas Cobb

Health & Wellness

Relax

Diving into a Little Spa Time

Water-based indulgence is just what the doctor ordered to transition from winter to spring.

10/10/2016 By Natalie Taylor

Home & Real Estate

People

From Backwater to Boomtown

Jess Reid celebrates 30 years in Park City.

01/01/2014 By Melissa Fields

Homes

Small Wonder

The past, present, and future of one of Old Town’s most iconic homes.

01/01/2014 By Tina Stahlke Lewis Photography by Paul Richer

News & Profiles

Old Ways

Is Park City in For a Big Winter or a Big Bust?

The facts and lore around predicting winter weather sans an iPhone.

11/21/2016 By Mark Menlove

Public Transit

Free Public Transport in Park City Makes for Interesting Stories

Pinking shears and chicken legs on the Park City bus.

01/01/2014 By Stacy Dymalski

Heroes

If You Build It...

On the eve of his retirement, Bill Marolt reflects on USSA’s transformation from the bottom of the barrel to the Best in the World.

01/01/2014 By Juliann Fritz

Girl Stuff

Smooth Operator

Lead groomer Laura Sexton is one of only two women on Deer Valley Resort’s 32-person grooming crew.

01/01/2014 By Kristen Gould Case

Coming Up

Back in Business

More lifts, a new watering hole, and a Main Street redo are coming to the Park.

01/01/2014 By Annette Velarde

Innovate

The Head of the Class

Park City’s leadership “how to” program celebrates 20 years.

01/01/2014 By Ann Johnson

Close Shave

Shave and a Haircut

Billy Cregger serves up fresh cuts and hot shaves at Billy’s Barber Shop on Main Street.

01/01/2014 By Tessa R. Woolf

Bigger and Better

You Need These Personalized Bamboo Ski Poles Now

The story behind the kinder, gentler alternative to aluminum ski poles

01/01/2014 By Jill Adler

Industry

Epic Impact

The Utah resorts’ lockstep reaction to Vail’s takeover of Canyons may be just what the ski industry needs.

01/01/2014 By Melissa Fields

Sustainability

Green is the New Black

A few ways Parkites are showing the love to Mother Earth.

01/01/2014 By Barinan Cohen

Get Out There

Rise & Glide

The Park City resorts make it worth your while to get up before the sun.

01/01/2014 By Kristen Gould Case

Editor's Note

Tougher Than I'll Ever Be

Reflections from an intrepid editor.

01/01/2014 By Melissa Fields

People

Summit Stories

Ever dream of chucking it all and living the mountain-town dream? Meet three who did just that.

01/01/2014 By Kristen Gould Case Photography by Nicole Morgenthau and Dan Campbell

Style & Shopping

Fashion

Top Flight

Never back down.

01/01/2014 By Melissa Fields Photography by David Newkirk

Objects of Desire

Home Girl

Melissa Berry’s Main Street boutique, Root’d, offers a fresh, modern approach to mountain décor.

01/01/2014 By Tessa R. Woolf Photography by Douglas Burke

Toppers

Pom-Pom Squad

Looking to cover up that unsightly, post-slope helmet head? Pop on a pom-pom beanie, and instantly look like you’re living the ski-bunny dream.

01/01/2014 By Melissa Fields Photography by Eric Schramm

Fashion

Wardrobe, Please

Blend in with the Hollywood crowd at Sundance with these laid-back-luxe festival looks.

01/01/2014 By Tessa Woolf Photography by Eric Schramm

Travel & Outdoors

Ski Utah

The Only Place Where You Can Ski Six Resorts in One Day

Ski Utah's signature backcountry tour gives skiers what they can’t get anywhere else: six resorts in one day.

11/21/2016 By Will McGough Photography by Mike Schirf

Sochi Preview

Go For Gold

The Sochi Olympics are February 7–23, 2014. Here’s how to catch Olympic Fever without going to Russia.

01/01/2014 By Melissa Fields

Photos

Interconnecting the Dots

Check out a slideshow of Ski Utah's signature backcountry tour.

01/01/2014

Parting Shot

Heading for the Barn

Known originally as the Rusty Nail, Steeps was once ground zero for Park City’s raucous après-ski scene.

01/01/2014

Day Trip

King Cottonwood

Big-mountain skiing and riding is just a 45-minute drive away.

01/01/2014 By Gabe Glosband

Critters

Sticking Point

Avoiding the spiny-pig blues

01/01/2014 By Steve Phillips

History

From Silver to Gold: A History of Park City Skiing

A skier’s reflections on 50 years of Park City powder

01/01/2014 By Larry Warren

Ice Skating

Picture Perfect Pastime

Checking ice skating off your wintertime bucket list

01/01/2014 By Jill Adler