Enjoy a Self-Guided Tour of Main Street Art Galleries In Park City
Park City welcomes art collectors and gallery enthusiasts. If you're planning a cultural and scenic getaway, here are ten must-visit Main Street destinations showcasing the finest art in Park City, Utah.
10 Park City Galleries on Main Street & Dining Along the Way
Start at the North end of Main Street with this self-paced tour of the best galleries and eateries in Park City. As you travel south, you’ll discover a treasure trove of local art with plenty of stunning mountain views en route.
5 Galleries to Visit Morning to Mid-Day
1) Trove Gallery: Start the day off early with a visit to Trove Gallery. It represents talent from all across Utah, so you’re sure to find exceptional art not found elsewhere. Afterward, stop by Atticus Coffee & Teahouse for a delicious red velvet mocha, mango smoothie, or lavender Earl Grey tea. Feeling peckish? You can’t go wrong with a savory breakfast bagel sandwich.
2) Main Street Gallery: If you are looking for functional art and creative pieces, Main Street Gallery is for you. Art lovers will find mixed media, oil, glass, and bronze pieces from contemporary artists. The gallery also showcases one-of-a-kind Old West-inspired furniture with modern touches.
3) Rich Haines Galleries: What makes Rich Haines Galleries so intriguing is the scope of art represented. Expect Dr. Suess and Thomas Stiltz originals alongside Rich Haines's monumental sculptures and other established and up-and-coming painters.
4) Summit Gallery: Gallery-goers will fall in love with Summit Gallery's well-curated collection. Cowboy pop art, color-saturated abstract landscapes, bronze-realism sculptures, and found-wood art objects are just a few fantastic finds to discover.
5) Montgomery-Lee Fine Art Gallery: This family-owned gallery features some of the most striking artists of the 21st century, working with impressionism and realism. Montgomery-Lee Fine Art Gallery houses museum-quality paintings and sculptures.
Take a Mid-Afternoon Break & Grab Some Lunch
After a morning and early afternoon absorbing some of the best art around, it might be time to decompress and enjoy the scenery. No Name Saloon is a Park City staple with an awesome roof-top patio overlooking Main Street. Plus, their indoor bar decor is an art piece all its own. Expect impressive antler chandeliers, old-school hanging bar lamps, and ceiling-suspended motorcycles.
Indulge in No Name Saloon's diverse menu, featuring mouthwatering burgers adorned with inventive flavor combinations and savory appetizers expertly crafted to complement your drink of choice. Whether you're craving a hearty meal or a quick snack amidst the vibrant ambiance, No Name Saloon guarantees a memorable dining experience in the heart of Park City, catering to every taste bud.
If you are traveling with your family on an art excursion, check out Annex Burger for under-21-year-olds.
5 Galleries to Browse in the Afternoon & Evening
1) Lunds Fine Art Gallery: Lunds Fine Art Gallery is an artist-owned studio-gallery hybrid, making for a dynamic experience for gallery visitors. Owner Allen Lund is often on-site, layering oils to create his renowned, vibrant landscapes. You’ll be enchanted by the over 400 pieces of mixed media, glass, reclaimed wood objet d'art, and unique jewelry.
2) Old Towne Art Gallery: Get ready for a master class in art from Old Towne Art Gallery. You’ll find work from the Masters of Europe and the U.S. The gallery also showcases emerging artists who will surely be the next famous names.
3) Art Elevated: Conceptual art and popular artists abound at Art Elevated. Gallery visitors can find large-scale, whimsical bronze animals, thought-provoking Cyanotype, and three-dimensional Opt Art pieces.
4) Prospect Gallery: Housed in the historic Claim Jumper building, Prospect Gallery features innovative contemporary and modern artwork from leading artists. In addition to the impressive art, the building itself is a statement. Originally built in 1882, this gorgeous brick building survived the massive Park City fire in 1898 and is now home to an impressive collection of paintings and sculptures.
5) Park City Fine Art: Traditional and contemporary Western art is the main focus of Park City Fine Art. Visitors will be delighted by the juxtaposition of edgy paintings and sculptures, and understated, quiet still-life portraits.
End the Day with an Artful Dining Experience
After a robust gallery tour, treat yourself to a fine dining experience at one of Park City’s most-loved restaurants.
Riverhorse on Main is one of the oldest eateries in Park City and is a 16-year recipient of the prestigious Forbes Travel Guide Four-Star award. They are known for seasonal dishes and a masterfully curated wine list.
For sleek Mediterranean vibes and next-level eats, Kaneo delivers flavor and ambiance. Enjoy their inventive menu in-house, or bring a meal back to your vacation rental.
If you have more time left on your art-exploring day, round out your evening with a trip to Artworks Park City and Gallery Mar.
Park City Properties for Art Lovers & Gallery Goers
Pair your art-focused vacation with these premiere properties near Main Street.
Park City’s Historic Main Street location and easy access to restaurants, shops, galleries, and entertainment. Features 1 to 5-bedroom condos
Motherlode Properties
Motherlode 3 Townhome and Motherlode A Condo each boast a unique stay perfect for those who appreciate beauty and originality.
Walking distance to Park City’s historic downtown and immediate proximity to world-class dining, nightlife, shopping, and art galleries.
Artfully designed luxury home within walking distance of Main Street.
Enjoy Premium Lodging for Your Park City Art Getaway
Book your next vacation rental with Park City Lodging and get access to our team of local experts. Our concierge professionals can help arrange reservations, give you insider tips on the best galleries and eateries around, and even help secure transportation.Contact us today to reserve your Park City luxury rental.
Published on Tuesday, March 5, 2024