Kimball Terrace is an incredible option for a Park City wedding without all the bougie-ness of being at a resort. It’s not knocking the resorts — this is just a lot cheaper, and it puts you in the town instead of above it, which is a real part of the appeal.
The venue is a top-floor space with an outdoor terrace looking over multicolored row houses to the Park City Resort slopes behind them.
Inside is clean, modern and glassed on every side, a different proposition from the older, pricier resorts up the canyon and the cabin-style lodges elsewhere around Park City. If that’s the version of Park City you want, this is the venue that gives it to you.
Kimball Terrace Wedding Quick Facts
Location — Kimball Terrace is on the top floor at 675 Main Street, at the corner of Main and Heber Avenue in downtown Park City, about 35 minutes from Salt Lake City.
Capacity — Kimball Terrace’s Main Hall seats 175 for dinner or holds 300 reception style, and the outdoor Terrace seats 100 or holds 150 for a reception.
Cost — Renting Kimball Terrace is $4,500 for a Monday-through-Thursday daytime date, $9,000 for a Monday-through-Thursday evening date, and a flat $12,000 for any Friday-through-Sunday date, with multi-day events quoted individually.
Season — Kimball Terrace books year-round, with an enclosed 4,500-square-foot Main Hall and a rate card that doesn’t change by season; the venue’s own account of a December event has guests out on the Terrace with snow falling.
Catering — Culinary Crafts is the exclusive caterer at Kimball Terrace, cooking in house from scratch, and the venue has put the number of menu options above 2,000; confirm the current figure with the venue.
Lodging — There’s no lodging at Kimball Terrace, though downtown Main Street has hotels within walking distance.
Coordinator — Kimball Terrace staffs an on-site event specialist and recommends you also hire your own wedding planner. The venue has also said it keeps a list of preferred planners and destination management firms on its site; confirm the current list with the venue.
Accessibility — Kimball Terrace has stated that it’s ADA accessible. The event space is on the top floor of the building, so confirm the route in with the venue if anyone in your party has specific mobility needs.
End time — Outdoor activity at Kimball Terrace has ended at 10 p.m., a Park City noise ordinance rather than a venue preference, with indoor parties carrying on to around midnight. Confirm the current cutoff with the venue.
Dogs — Kimball Terrace has said dogs are welcome to take part in the celebration. Confirm with the venue before you plan on it.
Kimball Terrace Wedding Info
Kimball Terrace occupies the top floor at the corner of Main Street and Heber Avenue, in the middle of downtown Park City.
Ceremony Sites at Kimball Terrace
Ceremonies happen outside, on the Terrace. It’s 1,800 square feet, bordered by garden landscaping, with western, northern and southern views onto the surrounding mountain slopes and several ways in from the lobby and the Main Hall.
Two other outdoor spaces carry names: the East Balcony, which looks down historic Main Street, and the West Terrace, which faces the rooftop garden with the mountains behind it. No capacity is published for the East Balcony, the West Terrace or the rooftop garden.
Reception Spaces at Kimball Terrace
The Main Hall is built for a party: room for a cocktail hour ahead of a sit-down dinner, then space for dancing and a live band. It’s 4,500 square feet with floor-to-ceiling windows, wood, brick and brass finishes, and a wrap-around balcony over Main Street and Heber Avenue. Movable fit panels let the room be reconfigured for different layouts, and the restrooms are large and modern.
Getting Ready, Lodging & Guest Logistics
There’s no dedicated room for wedding preparations at Kimball Terrace, and couples have been advised to get ready off site. Confirm the current arrangement with the venue. There’s no lodging on site either, but downtown Main Street has hotels within walking distance. Kimball Terrace has said it hosts one wedding a day; check that’s still true when you book.
Catering & Vendors at Kimball Terrace
Culinary Crafts is the exclusive caterer at Kimball Terrace. Food is made in house from scratch, with ingredients from local artisans and farms, by a team the venue trains itself.
Food and beverage minimums apply on top of the rental fee, and the amount isn’t published. Ask Kimball Terrace for the current minimum, the service charge and exactly what the rental fee covers before you budget.
Kimball Terrace Wedding Cost
Kimball Terrace publishes a rental rate card on its own site. A Monday-through-Thursday daytime date is $4,500 and a Monday-through-Thursday evening date is $9,000. Any Friday, Saturday or Sunday date is a flat $12,000. Multi-day events are quoted individually.
That’s the room only. Food and beverage minimums apply on top and Kimball Terrace doesn’t publish the amount, which makes it the first thing to ask about. Because Culinary Crafts is the exclusive caterer, one conversation should cover the venue and the food together, and it’s worth asking in the same call what the rental fee itself includes.
A Photographer’s Take on Kimball Terrace
I like Kimball Terrace because it’s a Park City wedding without all the bougie-ness of being at a resort. I’m not knocking the bouge. But this is a lot cheaper, and it feels like you’re actually in the town, which is charming in a way a resort can’t really do.
The view from the rooftop looks out over cute multicolored row houses with Park City Resort behind them. It’s the only backdrop I shoot that reads ski town rather than ski resort.
Inside is clean and modern with great lines, which makes a nice contrast against the older, pricier resorts in Park City and the more cabin-feeling lodges elsewhere. If you don’t want either of those, this is the room.
Real Weddings at Kimball Terrace
See Maria and Jared’s Kimball Terrace wedding.
Kimball Terrace Wedding FAQ
How much does a wedding at Kimball Terrace cost?
Renting Kimball Terrace is $4,500 for a weekday daytime date, $9,000 for a weekday evening, and a flat $12,000 for any Friday, Saturday or Sunday. That’s the room only. Food and beverage minimums apply on top, so get the current minimum from the venue before you budget.
How many guests can Kimball Terrace hold?
The Main Hall seats 175 for dinner and holds 300 reception style. The Terrace, where ceremonies happen, seats 100 or holds 150 standing. Those are the only two capacities Kimball Terrace publishes, so plan the day around them.
Can you bring a dog to a Kimball Terrace wedding?
Kimball Terrace has said dogs are welcome to take part in the celebration. It isn’t published as a current policy, so confirm it with the venue before you build your dog into the day.
Is Kimball Terrace ADA accessible?
Kimball Terrace has stated that it’s ADA accessible. The event space sits on the top floor of the building, so if anyone in your party has specific mobility needs, ask the venue directly about the route in.
Does Kimball Terrace have an in-house wedding coordinator, or do you need your own planner?
Both, in effect. Kimball Terrace staffs on-site event specialists and still recommends you hire your own planner. The two work alongside each other, so the in-house team isn’t a substitute for the person handling design, vendors and the months of decisions beforehand.
Kimball Terrace has also said it keeps a list of preferred planners and destination management firms on its site — worth a look, and worth confirming it’s current when you reach out.
Do you have to use Kimball Terrace’s caterer?
Yes. Culinary Crafts is the exclusive caterer and cooks in house from scratch. No outside-catering exception is published, so your venue booking and your food budget both run through the same company.
Kimball Terrace Contact Info
675 Main Street, Park City, UT 84060
801-225-6575
info@culinarycrafts.com
Details verified against Kimball Terrace’s published materials on August 6, 2026. We’re actively inquiring with Kimball Terrace for up-to-date information. Venues change terms between seasons, so confirm current pricing and details with the venue before you plan around them.
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