The red light district is raided, not an uncommon event. 1963 Park City qualifies for a federal loan from the Area Redevelopment Agency. A gondola, a chairlift and 2 J-bars are installed. A mine train takes skiers into a Silver King Mine tunnel then up a shaft to the top of the mountain, but the trip proves too slow to be very popular. As word of the new ski area spreads, people start moving to Park City.
Snow Park is open weekends.
1966 Sports Illustrated magazine includes Treasure Mountain Resort's PayDay run among the finest ski runs in the country. 1969 Snow Park closes. First Park City Art Festival debuts on Main Street. 1976 Kimball Art Center, in the old Eley Garage at 638 Main Street, opens its doors with two galleries, a gift shop, and classrooms. On Valentine's Day, Park City is without a working mine for the first time in over 100 years.