Halloween

According to Park City staff, Sunday’s Halloween on Main Street was a hit. Between 10,000 and 11,000 people came out for the holiday festivities.

The final two nights of food, fun and live music at the Bonanza Art Park this year will take place today and tomorrow.

Park City Special Events & Economic Development Program Manager, Jenny Diersen, talks about Halloween on Main St 2021 coming up this Sunday October 31st.

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With Halloween right around the corner, Intermountain Healthcare shared recommendations for safe trick-or-treating over the holiday.

The Historic Park City Alliance announced Friday morning that Halloween events on Main Street have been confirmed.

Car-Free Sunday this weekend has been canceled, along with the Halloween festivities on Main Street. The Historic Park City Alliance announced on Thursday…

Visiting an elementary school cafeteria during lunch can be ear-splitting on any day but the day after Halloween is bordering on total cacophony. The Park…

The Snyderville Recreation District is preparing to celebrate Halloweeen on the run. District Director Brian Hanton had details on this weekend’s event,…

The popular annual Halloween Trick-or-Treating on Main Street takes place this Friday, beginning at 3PM. A bigger than average crowd is expected, given it…