by Two Sisters Collective
The leaves may be thinning out, but the Park City calendar certainly isn’t. From spooky chairlift rides and costumed dogs on Main Street to independent films, ski sales and community fundraisers, these Park City fall events for 2026 give us plenty to enjoy before winter officially takes over.Here are a few events we have our eye on for the remainder of October and November.
Halloween Lift Rides at Sundance
October 15–17, 19, 22–24 and 26–31
Take an evening ride aboard Sundance Mountain Resort’s Outlaw Express Lift—with a slightly spookier seasonal twist. The 30- to 45-minute ride includes Halloween atmosphere, treats, hot chocolate and concessions. Sundance recommends the experience for ages 10 and older.
View Halloween Lift Ride details
Christian Center of Park City Ski Sale
October 22–24
Winter is coming, whether our closets are ready or not. The Christian Center of Park City’s annual sale offers gently used skis, snowboards, winter clothing and accessories. Proceeds support CCPC programs serving the local community.
Inaugural Park City Film Festival
October 23–25
Independent film continues to have a home in Park City.
The inaugural Park City Film Festival will bring a curated selection of documentaries, narrative films and short films to the Jim Santy Auditorium, along with filmmaker conversations, panel discussions and post-screening Q&As.
Explore the festival program and tickets
46th JANS Winter Welcome
October 24 at Stein Eriksen Lodge
One of Park City’s signature pre-winter gatherings returns to Deer Valley. The JANS Winter Welcome includes dinner, dancing and live and silent auctions supporting the Youth Sports Alliance’s programs, scholarships and local winter-sports teams.
Learn more about JANS Winter Welcome
Little Shop of Horrors at the Egyptian Theatre
October 28–November 1
A little comedy, a little science fiction and one extremely demanding plant arrive on Historic Main Street. The Ziegfeld Theater presents the darkly funny Broadway musical at Park City’s Egyptian Theatre.
View showtimes and ticket information
Howl-O-Ween on Historic Main Street
October 31, 3–6 p.m.
Only in Park City could dogs in costume compete with children for the Halloween spotlight.
Historic Main Street will close to vehicles for an afternoon of trick-or-treating and costumed fun for both two- and four-legged visitors. Well-behaved dogs must remain on leashes, and free public transit is strongly encouraged.
Live PC Give PC
November 6
Live PC Give PC brings the community together for 24 hours of giving in support of Summit County nonprofits. It is one of those distinctly Park City days when the generosity of the people who live here takes center stage.
Explore participating organizations
Park City Ski & Snowboard Swap
November 6–8 at Basin Recreation Fieldhouse
One of the largest ski swaps in the West returns with new and gently used ski and snowboard equipment, clothing and accessories. The event supports Park City Ski & Snowboard and its year-round programs for local athletes.
Looking for even more?
Our complete interactive fall guide includes additional events throughout Park City, Heber Valley and Northern Utah, with direct links to participating venues and event organizers.
View the Complete Interactive Fall Events Guide
Dates and event details can change, so we always recommend confirming information with the organizer before heading out.
This lively stretch between fall colors and opening day is one of our favorite times in Park City. It is quieter than winter, colorful in an entirely different way and full of the community traditions that make living here feel special.
Eye on Park City is the local lifestyle and real estate platform from sisters Alison Barbaro and Amy Nalewaik of Two Sisters Collective at Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Utah Properties.
