We enjoyed wandering up and down the historic main street and Park city. They were lots of T-shirt,…read moreshops, restaurants, bars, galleries... A lot to look at and admire. We passed Western shops as well as ski and bike shops here. Many of the old buildings had plaques on the walls. There is a free trolley that goes up and down Main Street. There were public restrooms and lots of shady benches to sit and catch our breath as we've wandered.

Great mountain view Main Street in Park City, Utah. The street reminds me of a better, more upscale…read moreversion of Durango. Full of shops up and down the 3-4 blocks, you can find great art, souvenirs, restaurants, bars and outfitters. The street is appropriately named- the Main Street. Don't skip on these places: Riverhorse, Palomino, Nelson Cottage, No Name Saloon, Park City Museum, High West Distillery, Alpine Distillery, Le Depot Brasserie, Mumbai House and Mountain Town Olive Oil.

In Park City, there are 3remaining Banksy artworks. While Banksy created 7 pieces during the 2010…read moreSundance Film Festival, some were quickly removed or damaged. The three that remain are "Camera Man and Flower," "Praying Boy," and "Dirty "Camera Man and Flower" is located on the side of the Java Cow building, "Praying Boy" is at 537 Main Street, and the "Dirty Rat" was originally on a theater door and is now stored at the Egyptian Theater. It was tough to find Banksy hidden in the back alley parking lot where people were smoking and drinking. I went to a jewelry store and asked where Banksy was and was told us to go into the alley around the corner and he's hidden behind Glass - there he was! As we wandered around Park City I easily found Banksy's "Camera Man" out in the open without much fanfare.

I knew there was a Banksy in Park City but this was one of two I actually found. It's behind glass…read moreor plexiglass to it's hard to photograph without getting some glare but definitely something to seek out if you are a fan of the artist. While you're there, wander up and down Main Street and check out the various shops and galleries.

I can't say enough about the magic of Park City Main Street. I mean, I'm a local, sure, but it…read morestill holds charm and wonder for me. It's the kind of place where you want to grab that special someone, escape, wander up and down the street, hold their hand, and think about how lucky you are to have found them and to have found yourselves together in this mystical mountain town. When it comes to Main Street, there are all kinds of art galleries. Big, little, photos, fine art; they're all worth visiting. I've been to J GO a few times, and it continues to be one of my favorite galleries on Main. Each gallery has its own identity and personality, but J GO certainly stands apart from the rest. While each experience is different depending on the artists on display, the time of year, and your own mood and disposition, I can comfortably say there isn't another gallery like it. While others cover more traditional fine art, photography, or sculptures, J GO takes a more modern slant. It's not so modern that there are strange things crawling out of walls or floor displays that make you question whether they're art or a janitor's half-done project, but definitely more modern in lines, feel, mood and color. One of my favorite bits of the city entire is in J GO--it's the WonderBox. This small alcove in the basement is an old silver vault, and now houses some of the more curious and funky pieces of art. From clowns to dolls or small delightful works of art, it's a little bit silly, a lot though-provoking, and in a town where you can only look at so many photos of trees or barns, it's definitely memorable. To find J GO, look on the east side of the street, and when you see the sign, head downstairs. You can't really see in from the street, so take that leap and head down the stairs. There's also an entrance on the back side (Swede Alley, I think?) and that one is a little less trafficked but more visible and accessible. No matter the season, it's never a bad time to hit up Main Street. Escape, saunter, leave your cares behind, and find the whimsy of the WonderBox and the entire J GO Gallery.

Cool, modern, eclectic and interesting art in a gallery that is adjoining to a Park City coffee…read moreshop. Amazing, must see and enjoy. Love this place a LOT.

A great place in the heart of Park city trying to connect the arts art making with the community.read more

Love this place. Free admission, but donations accepted, and when I went, they had an exhibition…read moreon Chicano Art. I absolutely loved it! The employees give you a brief background before you venture off in your own. No photography is permitted in the galleries as some pieces are on loan from other institutes. In front of the front desk, there is also a student gallery where art pieces are being sold to benefit MICA. +free admission +Chicano Art exhibition

I was wandering around Park City and wandered into this gallery. There are very nice prints of…read morenature and the outdoors but they tend to be very large -- you'd need a lot of wall space. There was a couple asking about a an image over two panels (a diptych?) and the staff were answering their questions. I was just perusing, not intent on buying anything, but was glad I stopped in.

So many beautiful images of Park City landscapes and other Utah locations too. I have been looking…read morefor the right aspen tree portrait for 20 years and I finally found it. As large as this one is (8' x 4'), I assumed it would be several thousand dollars since the gallery next door prices theirs that way. But with a regular sticker price of only $5k and then 50% off with a sale, it was a very easy decision. In addition to the sale price, shipping is free and there was no tax since I live out of state. Sold. While they are hung frameless, you can pay a little extra and get them with a silver or bronze metal plating behind the image. I think it gives them more polish, so I went that route. There was a stunning Moab image with a bronze metal plate behind it. That is my next purchase. Four to six weeks for delivery and it's delivered in a large crate. I can't wait to get this hung in my family room.

I work for a local design firm and we use Collette for all our projects involving wallpaper. She…read morepays attention to detail, is very responsive and so great to work with! We've had nothing but good results working with her and I would recommend her to anyone!!

I am an interior designer. I met Collette as a design student and from the start she treated me…read morelike family as was willing to bend over backwards to help me out and my clients. I recently went to her to order wallpaper for a last minute client reveal (due to my client not liking wallpaper we found online). She respected our last minute crazy attempt and respected our budget and got the product shipped with the best shipping costs! She personally even has installed wallpaper so she knows exactly how much to order... Which helps so much with the process of not under ordering or over ordering! Highly recommend!"

I don't know what planet these other reviewers are from with the 5 Star reviews, but I wish I had…read morebeen warned: WASHINGTON SCHOOLHOUSE is NOT a HOTEL. This is 100% a BED & BREAKFAST. So you had better be into "THAT VIBE". The worst first: You can check in, but you can never leave. :-) Watch the fine print. Their reservation is NON-Refundable. Meaning if you stay one night and it's miserable- like for instance, you were looking for water all night because your room is 104 degrees with no air and you are parched and got zero sleep-they aren't going to refund you the other two nights when you check out early. They had the audacity to offer a credit. As if I would EVER come back for another night of HELL? Also, why couldn't we find a water station? I was literally walking around at 2AM looking for a place to fill my water bottle. We just flew in from out of state, Park City is high altitude and the place is a literal inferno. Hello. Two bottles of water in the room isn't going to cut it. HOT & STUFFY They know this is a problem. There is a split A/C unit literally over the bed and a fan mounted next to that! But who wants AC blasting on them? ROOMS ARE CLAUSTROPHOBIC We had the two story suite and the worst night of our lives. The door to the room does not open completely. Same with the closet door which hits the bed. Lame design. That spiral staircase is an accident waiting to happen. Lame design. Tiny bedroom. THE CROWD- not a vibe. I like weird, but this was more like depressing nursing home living room vibe. STUPID SIGNS saying: "we do things different". Yeah, I'll say. I could have stayed at The Montage. CLAUSTROPHOBIA I felt like I was in The Shining or A LAME BED & BREAKFAST. We left before breakfast, but I imagine the whole place would smell like breakfast including you. DESIGN: I knew what I was getting into with the Shabby Chic looking photos online. They showed a bit of restraint, borderline frumpy that fits the bed and breakfast vibes. MANAGER: Thinks he is running the most exclusive, best hotel on earth. Offered us a credit for the two nights we wouldn't be staying after a night of HELL. He just looked at us with an aphasia and utter helplessness. Nothing he could do. Shampoos were toxic. The good: One star for being clean & I liked the implements in the bathroom. One star for effort & the money they spent to try to do something different.

Two years out and we STILL rave about our stay here. Our room was amazing but the level of…read moreprofessionalism among the staff and 5 star quality of food service pushed our stay over the top. One of our favorite getaways of all time!

This place is growing and offering many opportunities to engage in various forms of art from…read moreceramics, figure, drawing, and digital media. Keep your eye. This place is going to expand and offer even more opportunities in the future.

Taking the ceramics level one class was a wonderful experience. It far exceeded my expectations.read more