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Silver Star Ski & Sport-Ski Season Prep
As the crisp air settles in and the first snowflakes of the season begin to dust the mountains, Silver Star Ski & Sport is hard at work transforming their shop from summer’s biking haven into winter’s ultimate ski and snowboard destination. November is a month of change, and they are excited to shift gears as they prepare for another unforgettable winter season in Park City.
The Silver Star Ski & Sport team have been diligently working behind the scenes, putting away the mountain bikes and making room for their full range of winter gear. This transition isn’t just about swapping out inventory—it’s about ensuring that every skier and snowboarder who walks through their doors has access to the latest equipment, apparel, and expert advice they need for a successful season on the slopes.
They are aiming to have everything in place and ready for you by Thanksgiving. Whether you’re looking to rent the latest skis, get your snowboard tuned, or simply stock up on cold-weather essentials, their staff is there to help make your winter adventures as smooth and enjoyable as possible. They know how important it is to hit the slopes as soon as the lifts start turning, and they are committed to being fully prepared for your early-season needs.
Todd and his crew would like to thank you for your continued support as they transition from summer to winter. They look forward to welcoming you back to Silver Star Ski & Sport, where the mountains are always calling. Here’s to another season of snowy peaks, fresh powder, and unforgettable memories!
November Opening Hours (subject to change):
There will be no regular opening hours in November but available by appointment.
Silver Star Ski & Sport
(435)645-7827
www.silverstarskiandsport.com
Silver Star Trails Report-November 2025
As November settles in, the Armstrong, Spiro, and Dawn’s trails at Silver Star Park City remain in great condition for both hiking and biking. While the vibrant fall foliage has come and gone, these trails still offer a fantastic outdoor experience amidst the crisp autumn air.
This is the perfect time to enjoy the trails before the snow arrives, bringing with it the transition from bikes and hiking boots to snowshoes. The trails continue to provide a serene and scenic backdrop, whether you’re squeezing in a final mountain bike ride or taking a peaceful hike through the now-bare trees.
Soon, these same paths will be blanketed in snow, inviting winter adventurers to explore them in a whole new way. Until then, there’s still time to enjoy the last few weeks of trail season at Silver Star Park City.
Silver Star Cafe-November Closure
After a vibrant and successful summer season, Silver Star Café will be closed for the month of November. This brief pause allows the team to prepare for the upcoming ski season, ensuring that everything is ready to offer guests the best experience when the snow starts to fall.
The café looks forward to reopening soon, bringing back its signature blend of warm, winter-inspired dishes and the cozy ambiance that guests love. As the transition from summer to winter takes place, Silver Star Café thanks its patrons for their continued support and anticipates welcoming them back shortly for another memorable season at Silver Star Park City.
Silver Star Ski & Sport-Happy Fall Y’all
As October unfolds in Park City, fall is in full swing, and Silver Star Ski & Sport is bustling with activity. The first half of the month sees Todd and his dedicated team hard at work, transitioning the shop from the lively summer season to the much-anticipated winter. Bikes are being tuned and stored, while skis and snowboards start making their way out of storage, getting ready for another epic season on the slopes.
But before the snow falls, there’s a brief pause. In the second half of October, Todd and his crew take some much-deserved time off to recharge. After months of providing top-notch service and preparing for the upcoming winter rush, they’ll be stepping back to enjoy the last moments of fall. Rest assured, they’ll be back in November, refreshed and ready to help you gear up for another incredible winter in Park City.
October Opening Hours (subject to change):
There will be no regular opening hours in October but available by appointment.
Silver Star Ski & Sport
(435)645-7827
www.silverstarskiandsport.com
Silver Star Trails Update-October 2025
October is the perfect time to explore the Dawn’s, Armstrong, and Spiro trails at Silver Star. These beloved trails are in immaculate condition, offering the ideal setting for a fall adventure. The foliage is at its peak, with vibrant hues of red, orange, and gold transforming the landscape into a stunning autumn masterpiece. Whether you’re hiking, biking, or simply enjoying a peaceful walk, these trails provide a picturesque escape into nature’s beauty.
However, this window of opportunity won’t last forever. The trails should remain in great shape until the first snowfall of the season. Once the snow begins to blanket Park City, the trails may become too muddy to navigate or even completely inaccessible. So, make the most of this incredible fall weather while you can—get out and enjoy the breathtaking views and crisp mountain air before winter takes over!
Silver Star Cafe-October Music Lineup
October at Silver Star Café in Park City is a time to savor the season’s finest flavors in an atmosphere that perfectly captures the essence of fall. As the leaves turn and the air becomes crisp, the cozy café becomes the ideal spot to enjoy a warm, hearty meal with friends and family. Whether you’re indulging in their seasonal specials, crafted with the freshest local ingredients or relaxing enjoying one of their music dinner shows, Silver Star Café offers a welcoming retreat where you can fully embrace the beauty of autumn in Park City.
Thursday, October 2
Sydnie Keddington
Friday, October 3
Andrew Nelson
Saturday, October 4
Mister Sister Trio
Thursday, October 9
Marty Morrison
Friday, October 10
Elliot Goldman and Gabriel Pramuck
Saturday, October 11
CLOSED FOR PRIVATE EVENT
Thursday, October 16
Brooke Mackintosh
Friday, October 17
Cherry Thomas
Saturday, October 18
*TBD
Thursday, October 23
TBD
Friday, October 24
Andrew Nelson
Saturday, October 25
Dan Hall
Thursday, October 30
Drew Frink
Friday, October 31
Red Rock Hot Club
Silver Star Ski & Sport-Remembering Azalea & Fall Sale
It is with a heavy heart that Silver Star Ski & Sport announces the loss of their beloved mascot and best friend, Azalea. She brought joy, comfort, and countless smiles to everyone who visited the shop, and her presence was truly a special part of our community. Azalea will be deeply missed and her memory will always remain in the heart of Silver Star.
September has arrived at Silver Star Ski and Sport, and with it comes their much-anticipated annual Fall Sale! This month take advantage of incredible deals on both winter ski gear and summer bike gear. It’s the perfect time to stock up on everything you need for the upcoming ski season, while also grabbing any last-minute summer biking essentials at unbeatable prices.
As they transition from summer to winter, Silver Star Ski & Sport will be closing their doors for the season. However, they are still around to assist you by appointment only during this time. Whether you need to pick up a special order or want to get a head start on preparing for winter, they are ready to help as you gear up for the snow season ahead. Don’t miss out on their Fall Sale, and Todd & his crew thank you for another fantastic summer at Silver Star Ski and Sport!
September Opening Hours (subject to change):
Monday-Sunday By Appointment Only
Silver Star Ski & Sport
(435)645-7827
www.silverstarskiandsport.com
Silver Star Trails Update-September 2025
September is an ideal time to explore Silver Star Park City’s renowned hiking and biking trails, including the Armstrong, Dawn’s, and Spiro trails. These trails are currently open and in great condition, though be prepared for some dust as the dry summer months have left their mark. Whether you’re a seasoned adventurer or a casual enthusiast, the well-maintained paths offer a variety of terrain and breathtaking views that cater to all skill levels. As you journey through the scenic routes, you’ll experience the peace and beauty that make these trails a favorite among locals and visitors alike.
With the fall season approaching, the trails will soon be adorned with vibrant foliage, transforming the landscape into a picturesque autumn wonderland. Wildlife sightings are abundant, adding an element of excitement and wonder to your outdoor adventure. Keep an eye out for moose, deer, foxes, and an array of birds that call this area home. Whether you’re hiking up Armstrong, enjoying the serene beauty of Dawn’s, or tackling the challenges of Spiro, now is the perfect time to immerse yourself in nature and enjoy the changing seasons at Silver Star Park City.
Silver Star Cafe-September Music Lineup
September at Silver Star Cafe in Park City, Utah, is a delightful experience filled with the warm, inviting ambiance of late summer. As the days begin to cool and the first hints of autumn appear, their patio becomes the perfect spot to enjoy a meal amidst the stunning natural beauty that surrounds it. Join them this September and savor the flavors and scenery that make this time of year truly special.
Thursday, September 4
Morgan Snow
Friday, September 5
Mister Sister Trio
Saturday, September 6
Take Five Jazz Trio
Thursday, September 11
Brooke Mackintosh
Friday, September 12
Elliot Goldman and Gabriel Pramuck
Saturday, September 13
Small House Strings
Thursday, September 18
Marty Morrison
Friday, September 19
TBD
Saturday, September 20
Red Rock Hot Club
Thursday, September 25
Drew Frink
Friday, September 26
Brooke Mackintosh
Saturday, September 27
TBD
Labor Day Weekend 2025: 7 Can’t-Miss Events In & Around Park City
Labor Day in Park City means cool mountain mornings, music under the stars, Main Street magic, and a full slate of family-friendly traditions. If you are planning a quick getaway—or you live here and want to act like a visitor in your own town—use this guide to plan an unforgettable long weekend (August 29–September 1, 2025).
1) Miners’ Day: Parade, Running of the Balls, and Mucking & Drilling (Mon, Sept 1)
Park City’s signature Labor Day celebration returns to Historic Main Street and City Park with a full day of festivities: pancake breakfast (7:30–9:30 a.m.), the dog-friendly Bark City 5K (8:00 a.m.), the fan-favorite Running of the Balls rolling down Main (10:30 a.m.), parade (11:00 a.m.), live music, kids’ games, and the old-school mucking and drilling competition in City Park (12:30–2:00 p.m.). Proceeds benefit local nonprofits. The Running of the Balls+1TownLift, Park City News
Why go: It is the quintessential Park City tradition—equal parts heritage, community, and fun.
Local tip: Main Street gets busy. Park in outlying lots and use transit or rideshare.
2) The Revivalists at Deer Valley® Snow Park Outdoor Amphitheater (Fri, Aug 29)
Kick off the weekend with a high-energy, outdoor show from The Revivalists presented by The State Room at Deer Valley’s intimate hillside venue. Bring a low-back chair or blanket and your picnic; concessions are on site. Deer Valley Resort
Why go: Big, soulful rock with mountain-amphitheater vibes—perfect Friday night start.
Local tip: Order a Deer Valley gourmet picnic in advance, then head straight to your spot. Deer Valley Resort
3) Park Silly Sunday Market on Historic Main (Sun, Aug 31, 10 a.m.–5 p.m.)
The beloved open-air market returns for its late-season dates with artisan vendors, live music, food, and a lively community scene up and down Main Street. Rain or shine. Park Silly Sunday MarketSite NameVisit Park City
Why go: It is part street fair, part farmers market, part Park City reunion.
Local tip: Brunch early or late to avoid the midday rush; consider riding the bus.
4) Midway Swiss Days (Fri–Sat, Aug 29–30)
Just 25 minutes from Park City, Midway’s biggest annual celebration fills Town Square with Swiss-heritage pageantry, a parade, live entertainment, and rows of food and craft booths (8 a.m.–8 p.m. both days). Shuttles run from designated lots, including one convenient for Park City arrivals; note that food booths are cash-only and pets are not allowed on the square. Midway Swiss Days+1Heber Valley
Why go: Small-town charm at scale—think pastries, polka, and postcard views.
Local tip: Bring cash for food and plan extra time for shuttle lines.
5) Snowbird Oktoberfest (Sat–Mon, Aug 30–Sept 1 and continuing weekends)
Utah’s original Oktoberfest runs weekends from August 9 to October 12, including Labor Day Monday, with German fare, live music, and mountain activities in Little Cottonwood Canyon. An easy day trip from Park City. SnowbirdVisit Salt Lake
Why go: Lederhosen, steins, and high-alpine scenery—this is a Wasatch fall staple.
Local tip: Go earlier in the day to simplify canyon parking and enjoy cooler temps.
6) Canyons Village: Free “Concerts on the Slopes” Season Finale (Sat, Aug 30)
Wrap up a summer of free shows at Canyons Village with the season’s final Saturday night concert on the Forum stage. Expect lawn-seating, mountain sunsets, and a true local crowd. Check the lineup and times as the date approaches. Canyons Resort Association
Why go: A no-ticket, bring-a-blanket way to enjoy live music at the base of Park City Mountain.
Local tip: Make it a full evening with dinner in the Village and post-show dessert.
7) KALEO at Deer Valley® Snow Park Outdoor Amphitheater (Mon, Sept 1)
Close out the holiday with Icelandic rockers KALEO under the stars at Deer Valley. It is a Monday-night grand finale with mountain acoustics and room to stretch out on the lawn. Deer Valley Resort
Why go: “Way Down We Go” hits different when the stars are out and the air is crisp.
Local tip: Public transit in Park City is complimentary and an easy way to reach the venue without parking stress. Deer Valley Resort
Plan Like a Local
- Transit: Park City’s bus system is free; when Main Street closes for events, transit is usually the fastest option. Deer Valley also encourages using free public transportation and e-bikes. Deer Valley Resort
- Chairs & Picnics: For outdoor concerts, bring low-back chairs (under 11″) and a blanket; check each show’s policy before you pack. Deer Valley Resort
- Timing: For Miners’ Day, arrive early for the 10:30 a.m. Running of the Balls and stay for the City Park games and competitions after the parade. The Running of the Balls
If you are visiting for the weekend and fall a little in love with the mountains (it happens to the best of us), our team would be glad to show you neighborhoods that fit your lifestyle—from Old Town charm to golf-course communities and ski-in/ski-out retreats. Reach out to the Daimon Bushi Team to start a tailored property search.
