Our repeat visit was great. Rick took his time with our entire group and everyone had a pleasant…read moreexperience and glasses turned out great.

We had a private session for our family. Our 12 year old daughter went first. The man doing the…read moreglass blowing session radiated frustration and bossed her around. She was intimidated the whole time, worried she would do the wrong thing and he would yell at her. He's working with hot glass, so maybe he just doesn't know how to get what he wants from people without yelling. But definitely not kid friendly. But here's the worst part... they don't sterilize their mouth piece between asking different people to blow to inflate the glass. My daughter was given the end of a hose and told to blow in it. She did. I asked if they sterilize it and a woman who worked there told me they use isopropyl alcohol to sterilize. Ok. I'm a virologist so I can appreciate that if they soak the mouthpieces in alcohol between sessions, it's sterile enough. But then when it was my son's turn, the man dipped the end of the hose in a glass of alcohol for about 2 seconds, shook it off, and handed it to my son. That's not long enough to sterilize. This is how norovirus (resistant to a little alcohol) and other hardy viruses would be spread. They should be letting it sit in the alcohol for at least 30 seconds. A quick search on the internet would show you how inadequate a 2 second dip is at killing some pathogens. My daughter was grossed out (we all were). When I brought this up with the guy, he brushed me off by saying "it's alcohol" and walked away and then tried to continue the agenda as if he just needed to get through it regardless of how his clients are experiencing what was happening. It's like he can't read people or doesn't care. The owner wasn't there. I hope the owners see this and take this feedback seriously. The guy they have doing glass blowing classes now is probably good at glass blowing, but he's not suited for front-of-the-house service and is terrible with kids (judging by how he treated mine). And the sanitation protocols really need to be improved. Get several mouthpieces and soak them in alcohol in rotation so each really is sterile for each new person. (Adding this after seeing owner reply: Unfortunately, as you see from their reply, they don't take feedback well. They insist they sanitize but the guy dipped in alcohol for 2 seconds between users. That's not long enough to sanitize. That's the key problem. As for us being rude and insisting we make whatever we want, we had 5 adults and two kids and said that since our two kids wouldn't have the energy to sit though everyone getting to make a glass piece (supposedly 20 minutes each), we would be happy to make just two pieces. We selected them from the options we were shown. We were told the larger vase would cost extra and we said that would be fine. So we paid for a long session and trimmed it down. That would normally make a business happy. We have no skills in making glass pieces and obviously can't make whatever we wanted, so suggestion we told staff we would make what we wanted just doesn't make sense. As for other guests confirming I was rude, they weren't there from the start; they came into the store after we started making the pieces and therefore only witnessed my bringing up sanitation issue and being brushed off. As for the guys being nice, I think that's up the kids to judge... and they both felt intimidated by him. So maybe he didn't like us and showed it, but it's not cool to take one's frustrations out on kids. That's what I mean by him not being cut out for service. Meanwhile, the one and only thing that they really really change for public health reason is their sanitation protocol. They are spreading pathogens. If you do this and see them continuing to dip the mouthpiece in alcohol for 2 seconds, just don't do the blowing. Let the guy blow himself.)

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

If you like high end, rockstar artists and the masters you'll love this gallery. Everything is like…read moreeye candy and inspiring to look at. Pricey yes, but I get it, we're talking the best of the best. Nothing amateur, the real deals. Perfect gallery for serious Art investors, luxury homes and folks with good taste. Staff was incredibly knowledgeable as well. Very impressed.

From the owner: With a vision for bringing a national and International class Gallery to its audience, and as an…read moreintegral part of the Northwestern art scene, Old Towne Gallery has utilized their relationships developed with fellow painters, sculptors and dealers from Europe and the United States, in order to bring some of the Nation's finest art into its collector's hands. Old Town Gallery specializes in the work of the Masters, as well as today's most popular, established, and up and coming artists, at home and abroad with resources all across the country and Europe. Our collection of art is very extensive, and we will be adding new pieces weekly; therefore, you may sign up for email alerts to inform you of when new pieces arrive. Please let us know if you are looking for a particular piece. If you have any questions email us at info@oldtownegallery.com .

Looking for something to do on the last Friday of the month? Get your lazy butt off the couch, out…read moreof the house and up to Park City for the Gallery Stroll! This go around, I was inspired by the art of Gwen Davidson, Dave Newman and Christopher Reilly. I was inspired to get out and see the wonderful country we live in, whether it be camping, road tripping, or rummaging at yard sales for items that represent vintage Americana. They say that art inspires us to look at our past in a new light, and recreate our future based on those images. And when I say, "They say," I kind of mean, I just made that up... I'm sure someone has said that, right?

We had an excellent interaction with the staff here, and our purchase of an original painting was…read moreprofessional and enjoyable.

Not the most pleasant help when I came in there. But great location and a great diversity in…read morecontemporary art. A great place to go if you are trying to fill the new home your purchased in Park City! They showcase such artists as Rebecca Kinkead and Matt Flint. Many other artist as well. Located in upper Main.

We just stumbled into this gem of an art museum! A consultant Susie Morley was sooo pleasant and…read morereally friendly to chat with. She was very knowledgeable with the paintings - specifically Alexander Volkov's pieces. These pieces were really mesmerizing and just draws you into the painting, as if it's an actual real scene you can step into! Suzie also switched painting placements while we contemplated where to place the painting in our own abode. It's quite a gem in Park City, this little quaint gallery! We will def come back to see this place, as the ambiance and friendliness of the staff made us feel welcome, as if she was inviting us into her own home.

We just received our 2nd Alexander Volkov that we bought from Pando in 3 years and we couldn't be…read moremore impressed. The packaging for shipping was perfect and the painting brings us so much joy. An Evening in Tuscany is truly captivating.

Of course everyone knows the splendor, grandeur and beauty Thomas Mangelsen captures in his…read morephotography. For a naturalists I can spend hours in this gallery gazing at his skill at showcasing the earths beauty! The staff on hand are very knowledgeable, friendly, attentive And helpful... uncommon in the world of park city galleries... stop by and enjoy!

Beautiful pictures that they have made collectibles. They have limited edition pictures and when…read morethey sell out, the only way you can get them is to go on the secondary market. I bought some pictures here a while ago and they have a wonderful ability to stay fresh looking even after many years. Mangelsen's photos are a great way to add timeless color to any room. They are expensive though, expect to spend a few thousand dollars for some of the larger ones. Smaller pictures are more reasonably priced.

Russian Impressionism. That phrase may not mean much to you if you're not familiar with it. To be…read moretruthful, I'm not sure I know why I'm familiar with it. I have vague recollections of walking through an art gallery somewhere and learning the style and its name. But it's my absolute favorite kind of art. How tickled I was, then, to discover the McCarthey Gallery in Park City. It's terrific. Full of Russian Impressionism. And as I walked through this evening, the art consultant was full of insight. He explained more deeply the style. He gave us background on the images we saw. He told us how the gallery had moved from across the street some 5 years previous. He made the experience that much better. The art there is wonderful. From the huge painting as you enter (as I learned tonight, a sort of Masters thesis from the artist that wasn't well received for its portrayal of too-fashionable Russian women and a slouching seated woman) to the smaller, less expensive works. Completely enjoyable. The space is long and narrow, with paintings along both walls. A few steps in the back lead you to a smaller "room" and it's all divided by artist. Go. Look at the paintings. Ask questions. Russian Impressionism--the realism of the here-and-now portrayals is extremely evocative. Each painting is the seed for a story on the subject. Their life. Their pain. Their struggle. I know that sounds quite heady, but this is art. It's supposed to get inside your head!

This place is offbeat, and has surprises every time I visit. Would definitely return.read more

A MUST TRY!!! Best experience of rafting in my life!. The 8…read moremile rafting was amazing. Just the right amount of rough and smooth ride. Our guide Lars is the best. She guided us so we can have the best experience. Highly recommended if you are looking for some activity while in Park City Utah. I'll give 4.8 rate on this.

My wife and I booked a half-day rafting trip for us and our two adult kids (23M, 21F). When we…read morearrived, the check-in process was very easy. After all the groups arrived, we got our vests and had a safety lesson. Our guide was TJ, and we could not have asked for more. TJ was the best! He was very knowledgeable, entertaining and a great conversationalist, who hit it off well with our kids. The entire rafting trip was so much fun, with the UT scenery the "icing on the cake"! If you are looking for a memorable rafting experience, book with DSA. Thank you for the great time, TJ, and the best and successful future to you, sir!