It must be spring, because we’re already getting excited for the summer! The 12th annual Park City Food & Wine Classic returns July 7 -10, with an impressive schedule of events, including amazing food and wine tastings, educational seminars, lifestyle experiences and more. Rated one of the top food and wine festivals in the country by USA Today’s Readers Choice, the event features more than 600 artisans, including world-renowned chefs, sommeliers, vintners, brewers, distillers and local producers.
The Park City Food and Wine Classic is an event for master winemakers, culinary greats, and connoisseurs, offering all the opportunity to wine and dine in beautiful Park City. More than 600 food artisans, wineries, breweries, distilleries, epicurean purveyors and locally made products take part in the festival. Activities include food and wine tastings, seminars and cooking demonstrations. Restaurants participating include Riverhorse on Main, Butcher’s Chop House, The Glitretind, High West and Wasatch Brew Pub. Check out the full list here. Or to learn more, visit www.parkcityfoodandwineclassic.com.
“We’re so excited to be returning to Park City this year,” said A. J. Bodden, Vice President, Townsquare Live Events, owner of the Food & Wine Classic. “The Classic brings together the absolute best of what Park City and the surrounding region has to offer: phenomenal food, exceptional accommodations, world-class outdoor activities, and the greatest people around. I can’t think of a more enjoyable way to spend a long summer weekend.”
Tickets currently on sale include the three signature Grand Tasting events: Wine on the Mountain, Stroll of Park City (a festival favorite) and the Toast of Park City. Select VIP tickets to Stroll of Park City are also being offered. For more information on ticket options, or to purchase your 2016 tickets, please visit the Classic’s website,
The Park City Food & Wine Classic benefits the People’s Health Clinic, a nonprofit providing healthcare for uninsured individuals and families in Utah’s Summit and Wasatch counties.
Additional tickets will become available as more events are added to the 2016 schedule, so check back often for more event information.
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