Arts & Culture
Gallery Walk on Main Street
Updated October 20264 places
The galleries on Main Street sit close enough to see in one walk. Each keeps its own focus: wildlife and landscape photography, contemporary fine art, and abstract painting.
On the last Friday of the month, the Last Friday Gallery Stroll brings people up and down Main Street to make an evening of it. Any other day, the walk below works just as well.
The galleries
In walking order, from the bottom of Main Street to the top.
Gallery MAR
Contemporary fine art on Main Street since 2008, from nationally known artists, with a collection that changes often. Staff also handle consultation, commissions and installation.
MANGELSEN—Images of Nature Gallery
Limited-edition wildlife and nature photography by Thomas D. Mangelsen, shown on Main Street for nearly 40 years.
Bret Webster Images Gallery
Landscape photography of Utah's deserts, canyons and geology, with the gallery's signature night images under the Milky Way.
The last stop sits near the top of the street, at 260 Main.
Susan Swartz Studios
Abstract paintings and vases by Susan Swartz, the official environmental artist of the 2002 Olympic Winter Games, at the top of Main Street. A large-scale moving art video plays inside.
Beyond the galleries
The museum and the stages on Main Street.
528 Main St
Park City Museum
Indigenous, mining and skiing history, told on Main Street. Look for the seat from the mine train that later carried skiers.
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328 Main St
Egyptian Theatre
Main Street's theater since 1926, turning 100 this year, with live theatre, comedy, dance, concerts and youth productions on its stage.
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