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WHY WE EXIST

We foster connections and spark meaningful dialogue in our community through the arts. We believe that local art not only enriches our present but also leaves a lasting imprint for future generations.

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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.  

Art on the Trails

Celebrating immersive art experiences on a local trail

Latino Arts Festival

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

CREATE PC

Local Artist Collective & Holiday Makers Market

Dia De Los Muertos

Honoring those who are no longer with us.

Summit Arts Market

Annual summer arts market in Oakley, Utah

Local Opportunities & Resources

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

Open Calls

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    Rain Barrel Artist

    Deadline: Feb. 27
    Request for Artists

    Salt Lake City

    Millcreek City and the Millcreek Arts Council are looking for your help. For Earth Day 2026, they are looking for 5 artists to team up with children in the Millcreek Promise Program to create artistic rain barrels that highlight the importance of our planet Earth.  The city will provide each artist with 2 barrels and the paint needed to paint and primer to paint the barrels. Learn more here.

  • Three women in an art gallery working on a dollhouse or miniature room display. One woman with red hair and yellow sweater is on the left, another with dark hair and dark clothing leans over the display in the center, and a woman with curly hair in a blue sweatshirt sits on the floor on the right. The gallery walls have framed paintings.

    National Gallery of Art

    Deadline: Feb. 28
    Call for Artists

    United States

    Creatives across the U.S. are invited to submit a proposal for a 15–30 second social media video inspired by an artwork from our collection. Fifty selected creators will receive $3,000 to produce a vertical video featured on the National Gallery’s social channels and inside the museum. Learn more and apply here.

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    2026 Los Muros on Main

    Deadline: Feb. 28
    Call for Artists

    Midvale

    The Midvale City RDA is working with artists and the community to transform Midvale’s Historic Main Street into a vibrant arts and culture district. By inviting artists, makers, local breweries, musicians, and visitors to participate, The Los Muros on Main: Midvale City Mural Festival reflects the area’s unique culture, identity, history, and community spirit once again. Learn more and apply here.

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    Artesian Arts Festival

    Deadline: March 6
    Call for Artists

    Oklahoma

    The 13th annual Artesian Arts Festival takes place May 2, 2026, in Sulphur, Oklahoma, on the Artesian Plaza. The festival includes a market featuring stunning works of art by talented artists from federally recognized First American tribes, lively music, dance demonstrations and delicious food from local food trucks. Learn more and apply here.

  • Logo for Silly Sunday Market in Park City, Utah, featuring playful font with colored dots on the 'a' and 'o'.

    Park Silly Market

    Deadline: April 1
    Call for Vendors

    The Park Silly Sunday Market is looking for vendors! This is a free, eco-friendly open-air market and street festival held on Historic Main Street in Park City, Utah, running select Sundays from June through September. Learn more and apply here.

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    “Timeless Connections” Bus Shelter Art Phase II

    Deadline: May 1
    Call for Artists

    Park City invites experienced artists and artist teams to submit proposals to create and install artwork that will enhance up to 21 bus shelters throughout Park City, celebrating the spirit of “Timeless Connections.” Learn more and apply here.

SEE ALL LOCAL CLASSES + RESOURCES

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CREATE PC Local Artist Collective

Support local artists, shop handmade gifts, and experience the beautiful diversity of Summit County’s arts scene.

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