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The Arts Council advances and strengthens Arts and Culture across Summit County so our community can thrive creatively, culturally, and economically. We lead, advocate, and invest in artists, organizations, and public art to ensure the arts remain a vital part of everyday life in our mountain towns.

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WHY WE EXSIST

The Arts Council advances and strengthens Arts and Culture across Summit County so our community can thrive creatively, culturally, and economically. We lead, advocate, and invest in artists, organizations, and public art to ensure the arts remain a vital part of everyday life in our mountain towns.

Learn More
WHY WE EXSIST

The Arts Council advances and strengthens Arts and Culture across Summit County so our community can thrive creatively, culturally, and economically. We lead, advocate, and invest in artists, organizations, and public art to ensure the arts remain a vital part of everyday life in our mountain towns.

Learn More
WHY WE EXSIST

The Arts Council advances and strengthens Arts and Culture across Summit County so our community can thrive creatively, culturally, and economically. We lead, advocate, and invest in artists, organizations, and public art to ensure the arts remain a vital part of everyday life in our mountain towns.

Learn More
WHY WE EXSIST

The Arts Council advances and strengthens Arts and Culture across Summit County so our community can thrive creatively, culturally, and economically. We lead, advocate, and invest in artists, organizations, and public art to ensure the arts remain a vital part of everyday life in our mountain towns.

Learn More
WHY WE EXSIST

The Arts Council advances and strengthens Arts and Culture across Summit County so our community can thrive creatively, culturally, and economically. We lead, advocate, and invest in artists, organizations, and public art to ensure the arts remain a vital part of everyday life in our mountain towns.

Learn More
WHY WE EXSIST

The Arts Council advances and strengthens Arts and Culture across Summit County so our community can thrive creatively, culturally, and economically. We lead, advocate, and invest in artists, organizations, and public art to ensure the arts remain a vital part of everyday life in our mountain towns.

Learn More
WHY WE EXSIST

The Arts Council advances and strengthens Arts and Culture across Summit County so our community can thrive creatively, culturally, and economically. We lead, advocate, and invest in artists, organizations, and public art to ensure the arts remain a vital part of everyday life in our mountain towns.

Learn More

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The Arts Council serves as the designated Local Arts Agency for Park City, North Summit, and South Summit/Kamas Valley.

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Events & Programs

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Public Art

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Advocacy & Planning

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Cultural Tourism

CREATE PC & Arts Council Events

The Arts Council provides year-round programming and events.

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CREATE PC

Local Artist Collective & Holiday Makers Market

Latino Arts Festival

Vibrant, family-friendly celebration of Latin American Arts & Culture

Art on the Trails

Celebrating immersive art experiences on a local trail

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Summit Arts Market

Annual summer arts market in Oakley, Utah

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Dia De Los Muertos

Honoring those who are no longer with us.

Local Opportunities & Resources

A short list of creative opportunities that we think are cool. See the full list here.

Summit County Commemorative Benches

Deadline: September 25
Request for Proposals
Summit County
The Silver Summit Services Building is a newly developed multiuse building in Summit County consolidates essential community services like the Summit County Sheriff's Office, County Justice Court and the County Attorney’s Office. The Summit County Public Art Advisory Board seeks eight benches for the exterior of the building that commemorate the ideas of unity, community, justice, service, and law and order in Park City and Summit County, Utah. Learn more and apply here.
A Rich and Holy Legacy

Deadline: October 1
Call for Submissions
Salt Lake City

Sponsored by the Wilford Woodruff Papers Foundation and the Church History Department, is seeking submissions in three categories: ART: 2-D, 3-D, digital, and photography; LITERARY: composition, poetry, and playwrights; PERFORMANCE: theater, dance, cinema, and musical composition. Learn more here.
Gondola & Snow Globe Art Stroll

Deadline: October 2
Call to Artists
Park City

Canyons Village Management Association (‘CVMA’) and Historic Park City Alliance (‘HPCA’) are seeking Utah-based artists/artist teams to creatively decorate the interior of a series of interactive Gondolas and Snow Globes. A budget of $4,000 per Gondola/Snow Globe is inclusive of artists’ fees, materials, labor, insurance (artist agreement will require either workers’ comp insurance or a waiver), and equipment for designing and producing artwork, artwork installation, and travel costs, including ground transportation. Learn more and apply here.
Wild Winter Art Market

Deadline: October 15
Call for Artists
Park City

The Swaner Preserve and Eco Center seeks to support local artists who create handmade work that highlights the beauty of the natural world, fosters a deeper connection to nature, and/or inspires action to care for our environment. This can range from 2D artwork, ceramics, fiber art, glasswork, photography, woodworking, jewelry, handmade accessories, hand-poured candles, and so much more. Learn more and apply here.
Park City Library Exhibit

Deadline: October 31
Call for Entries
Park City

Park City Library hosts four three-month-long art exhibits each year. Exhibits are chosen by a committee according to the needs and interests of the community, the variety of shows, the artistic quality of the works, and the suitability of format for the Park City Library’s physical space. The Park City Library is interested in submissions that include a single or variety of 2D mediums. Learn more and apply here.

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Featured Event:

Monster Drawing Rally

Saturday, September 19, 2026 | 3 – 6pm

A partnership program between the Arts Council of Park City & Summit County and the Kimball Art Center.

It’s a live drawing event and party that allows spectators to spy on the creative process, build relationships with local artists, and grow their art collections.

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Arts Council Newsletter

A bi-monthly roundup of local arts and culture events across Summit County, along with opportunities and updates for artists, makers, and creative professionals.

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