The future of the Park Silly Sunday Market on Park City's Main Street has been up in the air for months and is only a small step closer to being decided after Tuesday's city council meeting.
PARK CITY, Utah — The future of the Park Silly Sunday Market on Park City's Main Street has been up in the air for months and is only a small step closer to being decided.
"We went down from 14 days to 11. We also discontinued a certain portion of our vendors, which are called importers, which are people who don't necessarily make anything they bring," said Park Silly executive director Kate McChesney."We brought the market from upper Main Street down to lower, and basically condensed everything to offer more parking to merchants up above."
"It seems to be just no longer wanting the market. After 17 years, they feel as if Main Street can sustain itself," McChesney said.
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