Explore Park City's art corridor with this helpful gallery and arts guide. Photo: courtesy Park City Chamber & Visitors Bureau.

PARK CITY, Utah — Primarily known to outsiders for its winter sports, Park City attracts many visitors, but its thriving arts scene, rich in fine art, murals, and multimedia work, offers a uniquely cultural way to explore the city. From established galleries on Main Street to eclectic studios in Bonanza Park, a self-guided tour through Park City’s creative landscape reveals the city’s artistic depth.

“What sets us apart from other mountain towns is the concentration of galleries, especially on Main Street,” said Jocelyn Scudder, executive director of the Arts Council of Park City & Summit County.

The Chamber, which provides support for many local arts initiatives, has helped position the city as more than just an outdoor destination.

“There’s so much art from the top of Main Street all the way down to the Eccles Theater,” said Scudder. “That includes all the murals along the Rail Trail and galleries like Julie Nester Gallery, Red Flower Studios, and JG Gallery in Prospector.”

While the route isn’t formally defined, Scudder said there’s “a natural progression” that moves from the traditional galleries on Historic Main Street into Park City’s emerging creative neighborhoods.

Visitors explore Meyer Gallery’s richly layered interior, where historic architecture meets contemporary portraiture, anchored by the original 1890s bank vault that still stands at the heart of the space. Photo: Meyer Gallery

Starting on Main Street: A walkable art corridor

Most of Park City’s galleries are clustered along Historic Main Street, making it easy to experience a wide range of work on foot. The following stops highlight both classic and contemporary art listed from top (south) to bottom (north):

Summit Gallery – 675 Main St – Western and modern artwork by regional and national artists.
Relevant Galleries – 662 Main St – Curates long-lasting exhibitions, through careful selection of an artist.
GAIA on Main – 580 Main St – Offers a multitude of mediums and artists representing Mother Earth and her heart and soul.
Montgomery Lee Fine Art – 608 Main St – Classical and impressionist works from nationally recognized artists.
Park City Fine Art – 577 Main St – Showcases an impressive collection of traditional and contemporary western art by many of the country’s leading painters and sculptors.
Lik Fine Art – 577 Main St – Peter Lik has become synonymous with pristine images of cascading waterfalls, ethereal mountain peaks and peaceful desert canyons.
Gallery MAR – 436 Main St – Known for vibrant contemporary pieces and mixed-media installations.
Artworks Gallery – 461 Main St – Fine, contemporary crafts by outstanding Utah & national artists.
Mangelsen Images of Nature – 364 Main St – Stunning photography focused on wildlife and landscapes.
Bret Webster Images – 312 Main St – Fine art photography that hangs in US Embassies and Museums around the world.
Thomas Anthony Gallery – 340 Main St – Offers a distinct curatorial voice, spanning traditional to experimental work.
Meyer Gallery – 305 Main St – Housed in a historic bank, showcasing original contemporary art, both regional and national, oil paintings, sculptures, mixed media and photography.

Many are part of the Park City Gallery Association, which organizes the Last Friday Gallery Strolls, held monthly from 6–9 p.m.

A previous exhibition, Less Bad. Photo: Kimball Art Center.

Hidden gems in Bonanza Park and Prospector

While Main Street offers a polished gallery row, Scudder encouraged visitors to explore farther afield. “We’re really excited about what’s happening in the Prospector and Bonanza Park area,” she said.

It may not be the crown jewel that Main Street is, but it has some really cool, eclectic offerings. It’s becoming Park City’s version of an urban creative center.

The Kimball Art Center, Park City’s long-standing nonprofit cultural hub, offers rotating exhibitions, arts education programs and community events at 1251 Kearns Blvd.

CREATE PC, located in Prospector, is a pop-up studio and retail gallery operated by a local artist collective. The open studio layout invites visitors to engage directly with the creative process, offering a deeper connection between artists and their work. With a strong emphasis on both creation and exhibition, CREATE PC provides local artists a space to make and sell their art in one shared environment.

“There are places that locals love, but visitors might miss,” Scudder said. “If you’re looking for something off the beaten path, these neighborhoods are full of creative surprises.”

For more information about all things Park City arts and culture, including film, music, and more, visit the Chamber website.