Park City Museum Calendar of Events

Upcoming events, galas, functions, and gatherings.

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May

A name is shouted out, and a parcel is handed through the crowd to its eager recipient – mail call is a moment when the front line and home front connect. Letters, news, and packages from home unite families, boost morale, and in wartime, elevate the ordinary to the extraordinary.

“Mail Call”, the Park City Museum’s latest traveling exhibit, explores the history of America’s military postal system and examines how even in today’s era of instant communication, troops overseas continue to treasure mail delivered from home. The exhibit tells the fascinating story of military mail and communication – from the American Revolution to current wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

“Mail Call” will be at the Museum from now until October 20th, so stop on by. Military and family are free for the duration of the exhibit! Check out our website parkcityhistory.org/events for more information on exciting programming with this exhibit, including Lectures, Field Trips, and Community Giving Days to support our troops.

“Mail Call” is a National Postal Museum exhibition organized and circulated by the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service.

30

May

Thursday, May 30 ALL DAY (10 am-7 pm)

Looking for something to do in the off season? Come enjoy Locals Free Day at the Museum! Check out our new traveling exhibit, “Mail Call”, explore old favorites in the Museum, and as an added bonus, enjoy free parking on Main (Thursdays only May 2-June 20!), courtesy the Historic Main Street Alliance.

This Locals Free Day made possible through the generous support of the Rotary Club of Park City.

10

Jun

Our popular Historic Main Street Walking Tours are expanding to Saturdays! Meet at the Park City Museum at 2:00 Mon-Sat for a guided tour of Historic Main Street. Come discover our local history.

Want to visit the Museum and do the Historic Walking Tour? We have a combo ticket for that! For more information and prices, click here.

15

Jun

Come discover the historic homes on Park Ave.

Tour: 10:00-3:00, Reception at Zoom following.

Click here for more information and tickets.

 

20

Jun

The Park City Museum will host a Community Giving Day to support our troops. Check back for more details!

This event being held in conjunction with our traveling exhibit, “Mail Call.”

27

Jun

Thursday, June 27, 2:30-4:00

Dina Williams-Blaes, Historic Preservation Consultant with Park City, will talk about Park City’s historic architecture and design.

Lecture will be held at the Park City Museum, 528 Main Street.

29

Jun

Saturday, June 29

Hike open to Museum members only. Not a member? Find out more here!

Volunteer and Hiker extraordinaire Michael O’Malley will take us on a trip into the past with his latest Gorgoza/Summit Park history hike.

RSVP at 649-7457 or e-mail lmiller@parkcityhistory.org

28

Jul

Sunday, July 28 

Hike open to Museum members only. Not a member? Find out more here!

Over Scott’s Pass we’ll discover the Utah Extension and then hike past the Silver Star mine into the top of White Pine Canyon and the Western Monitor Mine.

RSVP at 649-7457 or e-mail lmiller@parkcityhistory.org

 

24

Aug

Saturday, August 24

Hike open to Museum members only. Not a member? Find out more here!

Three lakes of Bonanza Flat is a loop from Lake Brimhall to Silver Lake and Silver Lake Islet with possible Moose sightings.

RSVP at 649-7457 or e-mail lmiller@parkcityhistory.org

5

Sep

September 5, Time TBD

Christopher Corbett, author of Orphans Preferred: The Twisted Truth and Lasting Legend of the Pony Express will talk about the history and legends of the Pony Express. Although the Pony Express lasted only 78 weeks, it has endured in memory for 150 years. 

This lecture held in conjunction with the exhibit, Mail Call.

15

Sep

Sunday, September 15

Hike open to Museum members only. Not a member? Find out more here!

John the Revelator & Wolverine mines on Bonanza Flat complimented by fall colors.

RSVP at 649-7457 or e-mail lmiller@parkcityhistory.org