Head out into Park City’s art scene on the last Friday of each month to enjoy an evening of creativity, camaraderie, and culture during the Park City Gallery Stroll, presented by the Park City Gallery Association. The stroll highlights Park City’s vibrant art scene and creative culture, making it a can’t-miss event every month of the year.From 6-9 pm, participating galleries roll out the red carpet for art lovers and invite everyone to explore diverse art collections of all kinds by local and international artists—from contemporary paintings to photography, jewelry, sculpture, and mixed-media installations—both on and off Main Street. This free event allows locals and visitors to explore the town’s vibrant art scene while wandering through the town’s charming streets.In the winter months, the stroll takes on a snow globe quality. Snow-lined sidewalks and twinkling lights provide a picturesque backdrop as attendees wander among warm, inviting galleries. The stroll offers an opportunity to connect with gallery owners, curators, and even the artists themselves while experiencing the diversity of Park City’s art scene. With over a dozen participating galleries, there’s something to captivate everyone.One of the highlights of the stroll is the relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. Beyond the artwork, the Gallery Stroll serves as a chance to catch up with neighbors, meet new friends, and connect over creative work. For visitors, it’s a perfect way to experience the local flavor of Park City beyond the ski slopes.Art displayed in the Meyer Gallery on June 6, 2024.The Park City Gallery Stroll is a fun way to enjoy a winter evening while supporting Park City’s thriving arts community. Participating galleries are marked with Park City Gallery Association flags and the monthly event is perfect for casual art admirers and seasoned collectors alike. Mark your calendar for the last Friday of each month and prepare to be inspired. See more in the 2024/25 Winter Adventure Guide magazine.The post Explore Park City’s Artistic Side During the Monthly Gallery Stroll appeared first on Park Record.