Deer Valley

Entertainment at Snow Park Lodge
On the mountain, the Snow Park Lounge in Snow Park Lodge is a happening place for music, entertainment, videos and televised sporting events; hors d’oeuvres and cocktails are served seven days a week. It’s popular with skiers of all ages due to its spaciousness and back deck that allows skiers to view Bald Eagle Mountain while sipping cocktails and listening to live entertainment. Real open fires warm up cold limbs.

Out and about in Park City
There are several choices on Main Street in Park City for après ski. The Wasatch Brew Pub, Utah’s oldest existing brewery, has pool tables, games and big-screen televisions. The Broken Thumb also has a pool table, games and a big-screen television that can be viewed from a comfortable couch and chairs. The No Name Saloon is a favorite of locals and visitors. Very often the numerous bars and restaurants in Park City offer a happy hour in addition to live music.

Deer Valley is quiet at night but over at Park City there are about 20 bars and nightclubs in the Main Street area. For jazz lovers, Mother Urban’s on lower Main Street has a cozy atmosphere with leather couches and candlelit tables. If you dislike smoke, Renee’s on Heber Avenue is the place to go. Known for their wide selection of martinis, Renee’s usually offers a pianist for entertainment, or a solo musical performer of some sort. For those who love to dance, Club Creation, Cisero’s and Harry O’s offer an eclectic array of bands, DJs and solo performers. These nightclubs draw the attention of locals, visitors and many Salt Lake City residents who make the trip to Park City on weekends. Bars will close anywhere from 11:30 pm to 1:30 am, and the minimum age for consuming alcohol is 21.