I attended this event because my daughter's choir was performing but I was unexpectedly surprised…read moreby the venue. This event benefits the Primary Children's Hospital. The minute I waked in it smelt so amazing. It was very inviting. There were hundreds of trees all decked out for purchase, as well as Nativity sets, wreaths & quilts. There were rally neat Gingerbread houses and a small area to buy crafts, as well as the sweet section to purchase yummy treats. This is a short 4 day event where you can buy the trees or other items up for purchase. Trees ranged from $200 up to one I saw was $8k! On Thursday the second day of the event most trees had already sold. Many trees were honoring deceased love ones, and had really special tributes to things they liked... biking, toys, etc. it felt really special. They had choirs performing as well as instrumental performances on two serrated stages. Entrance was $10 on Thursday and at 11am it was quite crowded actually. I purchase a ticket in advance and scanned my phone at the door to get in. Easy breezy. Parking was a bit crazy but I just ended up driving over to where it wasn't so hectic and people weren't fighting for spots. Would love to visit this again next year!

Always the best! The food, the trees & decor, entertainment, and all the crafts to buy! I love…read moreit!!!! Also where the all the monies are donated to-- Wonderful And the nicest people always volunteer

What a beautiful theater and experience. We flew in for the weekend to see Patrick and Lizzie…read moreKintz's performance in "Fiddler on the Roof". The play, cast, crew, and gorgeous new facility did not disappoint. The seats were extremely comfortable and spacious, which isn't always the case at many Broadway theaters. From the entrance way to the stage, everything was planned out really well in look and feel with a lot of attention to detail to make the venue special. The play itself was outstanding. The cast and crew were amazing and the intimate feel of the theater size and seating made us feel like we were sitting on the 50 yard line (even though we were slightly up on the second floor). Overall, put this venue on your visit list, put this play, Patrick and the cast on your list as well. Bravo!

We love going to the Hale as a family or a couple and we have been going for decades. We love this…read morenew location. The slightly longer drive is worth it. There is still a feeling of intimacy and the great staff is still kind. The variety of shows to choose from their line-up gives you some musicals, comedy, and drama in one theater at such a fantastic price. They also have their traditional refreshments to choose from and much more. Our tradition of annual tickets is going to continue as long as we are both around.

We had a good time. We got there an hour early to get food and find close parking. Tried the famous…read moreburgers. My husband loved it, I thought it was ok. The performances by everyone were fun! The drone show was really neat for our first time. Bathrooms were fairly clean. The seating is very tight! So many people getting up and down all night that I felt like I was constantly interrupted by someone trying to squeeze by. I wish the stadium seating had more space in between the people in front and back. Long legged people have a tough time.

Such a fun rodeo!!! We went on Family Night this year, and were thoroughly entertained through all…read morethe events and comedic acts. My favorite was the wild mustang riding! Both times I've gone to the rodeo, there was a motocross event included at the end. It was so cool (and scary!!!!) seeing the bikers do crazy flips on their bikes. One of the best parts of the rodeo is the rodeo burgers. They're $4 at the concession stands, and they hit the spot every time. (you'll probably want to get 2 of them!). They also have hot dogs, nachos, snow cones, frozen bananas, and drinks. The reason that this review is 4 stars instead of 5 is the sound level. It was SO LOUD. I brought out my decibel meter app (because I'm that nerdy), and the peak dB level was 107 dB with an average of 93. (The average person can only be exposed to a sound louder than 100 dB for 15 minutes before causing damage to the ear according to NIOSH standards.) The sound level was actually very painful. As I looked around, I saw lots of people plugging their ears. Afterward, everyone in our group complained of ringing ears. Make sure you bring ear plugs so you don't have to make your own out of a tissue like I did!

I bought Journey Tickets for my Dad as a gift for Fathers Day and found out he had already received…read morethem from someone else. The online ticket store wouldn't even blink an eye when it came to a refund but Ticket Exchange was willing to work with me right away and give me back the amount they would normally be receiving from the online ticket vendor. I was SO thankful that I would be receiving at least most of my money back and the man was very helpful and understanding in my situation. Even willing to put off a run to Fed Ex for a few hours so I could make my decision. This impressed me very much! Thank you ticket Exchange

The Dr. Seuss sign and open door took us in. The owner greeted us. While looking at the artwork, he…read moreasked if we had any questions and we had a nice conversation. There were many paintings by Dr. Seuss. Some included the work sheets of his rough artwork, handwriting and page numbers for the book. Other art was from local artists and others, and includes oils, large wood animal sculptures, and the owner's own bronze sculptures. Some fun eclectic art was for sale, too, like fish made from maybe tissue paper. Wish I'd taken a picture of them--so unique. If interested in a piece the owner may negotiate pricing. Doesn't hurt to ask.

After exploring the gems of main street Park City, I can confidently say that my worst experience…read moreof any art gallery, if not all establishments, was here. While I enjoyed the unique aesthetics of each art gallery before, this one was quite frankly bland, and had more of a "smug" aroma to it. But the worst part of my experience was not the repetitive or bland art, or the lack of culture here, but the horrible receptionist (or whoever he might have been) at the front desk. As I explored the art in the building, a group of young men had just walked in. They began to wipe their shoes, but all had smiles on their faces, and I noticed that they had also respectfully put away their phones upon entrance. The man at the desk must have not known I was there until I left in a hurry, but as the teens ventured into the establishment he not only insulted them, but used disrespectful profanity while addressing them. Of all places, I would assume that respect would be the most important aspect of an art gallery, but clearly the man running this facility had none. He cursed at these young men upon entrance like an ill-behaved child. If I had been the mother of any of these young men I would have slapped this man across the face and called for someone of higher standing in the art gallery. His childish actions made the art embarrassing and the gallery uncomfortable. If you would like to enjoy the fine art of park city, do not visit Rich Haines Gallery.

Such a cute shop! My GPS had a hard time finding the exact location, but we eventually made it!…read more It was do cute when you walk in as they have a bunch if rock puns and the cutest displays. We had so much fun walking around and letting our kids pick out their own crystals. One of the workers answered all of my toddler's "what's that?" Questions and walked around the store with them showing them all of the cool things in the store. The best part was how excited the worker was about everything and showing that it really was something he seemed passionate about, which made it even more interesting. If you get a text receipt, it has pictures of the type of items you purchased which was really cool if you have a bad memory and buy a bunch of stones. Can't wait to go back and see what other cool things they have!

My family is obsessed with this place! We try to stop in weekly for the free crystal gift with…read morepurchase. Huge selection of $2, $4, and $6 rocks/crystals for the budget friendly. Also have huge pieces of natural art around $4,000-$20,000. Jewelry from small businesses are amazing. Their new location off PG boulevard is gorgeous. Make sure to sign up to be a Wanderer for early access and deals.

Came back tonight for New Years Eve. Super crowded tonight…read more There was a new dance area which was cute and quite popular. The Snowball & Flurry movie was really cute, had fun lighting effects, music, bubbles and snow! The fireworks show wasn't as amazing as last year so that was a bit disappointing but overall a fun way to spend the evening.

What a great experience for the little ones! It's a huge park of so many varied lights…read more My toddler especially loved the DJ, the light tiles you can step on and change the colors, and the show at the food booth area. It's worth the wait to see the bubbles and "snow" We went at 6 pm on Thanksgiving and it wasn't crowded when we got there. It was great! It definitely filled up by the time we left though. Get there early!

This Film Festival is THE Best Film Festival for genre film and independent cinema in Utah. Hands…read moredown.