Park Silly Sunday Market

Park Silly Sunday Market pairs Historic Main Street with a vendor system run through Manage My Market, giving this Sunday event a distinctly organized shape inside one of Park City’s signature settings. The market describes itself as an eco friendly open-air market and street festival, and its own language leans into an eclectic mix of local and regional arts and crafts, music and performance art, antiques, one-of-a-kind finds, and gourmet foods. Set at Main Street and 5th Street, it runs on select Sundays in summer from 10am to 5pm, rain or shine.

Why it matters locally

Historic Main Street is central to how this market defines itself, with the event placed directly on that corridor rather than in a parking lot or offsite fairground. The organization behind it is a 501(c) and presents the market as more than a sales venue by calling it a street festival and community forum, language that points to a public-facing civic role in Park City’s summer calendar. Its environmental framing is also unusually explicit: the market highlights a “No Trace Left Behind” and “Zero Waste” program with stations placed throughout the market. Community Alley on 7th street is reserved for non-profit spaces, which gives local groups a named place within the market footprint rather than treating them as an afterthought.

What you'll find there

The mix here reads more like a broad Sunday street market than a produce-only stop, with the market emphasizing eclectic goods, performance, and prepared food alongside shopping. Vendor lineups change from week to week, so the strongest constant is the market’s category range rather than a fixed roster.

• -Browse local and regional arts and crafts.
• -Find antiques and one-of-a-kind goods.
• -Catch music and performance art during the market.
• -Pick up gourmet foods.

The market also runs an Artist at Work program that gives featured artists space to demonstrate their craft for one Sunday. A separate annual Silly Holiday Bazaar extends the brand into a festive indoor winter market at the DoubleTree Park City Yarrow Hotel.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, which is one of the clearest visit-planning rules for this market. For parking, the easiest route is to leave the car at Park City High School and ride the free City Bus to Main Street. If you want to park closer, the market notes limited paid parking in the China Bridge parking structure and the Old Town area, where fees, time limits, and residential permit requirements are enforced by the city. Cyclists can use the market’s free bike valet. The site also notes that the market is handicapped accessible, and it runs rain or shine on Sundays during the summer season.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at Park Silly Sunday Market, an important point for anyone planning food purchases here. The market also flags its payment information as clearly posted, which suggests shoppers should expect straightforward transaction options on site.