Canyons Village Spring Concert Series

Swap out those ski boots for some dancing shoes. Spring at Canyons Village means the mountain is still open and the live music is cranking — and this season, we think the combination is just about perfect.

The Canyons Village Spring Concert Series, brought to you by Kona Big Wave, returns each Saturday in March and April with free live music on the Canyons Village stage. Whether you’re wrapping up a bluebird powder day or simply soaking in the last weeks of ski season, there’s no better way to close out a Saturday than with cold drinks, mountain air, and great bands.

🎸 What Is the Canyons Village Spring Concert Series?

Every spring, as the days grow longer and the snow starts to soften, Canyons Village transforms into something more than just a ski resort base area. The Spring Concert Series is a free, outdoor live music event held on the Canyons Village stage — and it’s one of those local traditions that guests stumble upon and immediately wish they’d planned around.

Presented by Kona Big Wave, each performance runs from 3 to 5 p.m., right when the lifts are winding down for the day. The timing is intentional. You ski, you ride, you warm up with good company — and then the music starts. It’s a distinctly Park City way to spend a Saturday afternoon.

📅 Spring Concert Series Schedule

Here’s the full lineup for the 2025 season. Dates and artists are subject to change, so we recommend confirming closer to your visit.

Six Saturdays. Six bands. All free. That’s a pretty good deal for a ski trip that’s already delivering on the mountain.

🏔️ Why Spring at Canyons Village Is Worth Planning Around

Spring skiing at Park City Mountain gets overlooked by guests who fixate on the deep-powder months. That’s their loss — and honestly, your gain. Here’s what spring at Canyons Village actually looks like: longer days, softer snow, fewer lift lines, and now, live music on Saturday afternoons. The crowds thin out, the prices often follow, and the experience of skiing in the morning and sitting outside in the sunshine with a Kona Big Wave in hand is genuinely hard to beat.

🎵 Getting There & Getting Around

If you’re staying at one of our Canyons Village properties, you’re already there — the stage is steps away from the base area. For guests staying elsewhere in Park City, the free Canyons Village Transit Hub connects you to Main Street, Deer Valley, and Kimball Junction, making it easy to get to the concert without worrying about parking or driving.

Parking at Canyons Village is available, but on concert Saturdays, letting the free transit do the work is the move. Drop in, enjoy the show, and head out without the hassle.

🏡 Where to Stay for the Spring Concert Series

We’ve been managing vacation rentals at Canyons Village for over 26 years, and we’ll tell you plainly: if you’re coming for a spring weekend that includes the concert series, staying right at the village is the way to go. You’re on the mountain in the morning and at the stage in the afternoon — no commute, no logistics, just the trip.

Here are a few of our Canyons Village properties that put you right in the middle of it all:

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Spring Concert Series free?

Yes — the Canyons Village Spring Concert Series is complimentary. No tickets, no cover. Just show up and enjoy the music.

Do I need a ski pass to attend the concerts?

No. The concerts take place at the Canyons Village base area, which is publicly accessible. You do not need a lift ticket or ski pass to attend.

What if the weather is bad?

The concert schedule is subject to change. We recommend checking with Park City Mountain Resort closer to your visit for any updates or cancellations due to weather.

Where exactly is the Canyons Village stage?

The stage is located in the Canyons Village Forum base area — the central hub of the village. If you’ve parked or taken transit to Canyons Village, you’ll find it easily at the heart of the base area.

Can I get food and drinks at the concerts?

Absolutely. The Canyons Village base area has multiple dining and bar options open through the afternoon. The concerts are sponsored by Kona Big Wave, so you can expect cold beers to be part of the scene.

How do I get to Canyons Village without driving?

The free Canyons Village Transit Hub connects the village to Main Street Park City, Deer Valley, and Kimball Junction at no cost. It runs frequently and is the easiest way to get in and out on a busy concert Saturday.