The Summit County Fine Art Collection may have a permanent home at the Summit County Courthouse in Coalville, however there are still ways to enjoy select pieces in communities throughout the county.
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Evita - The Musical comes to downtown Park City with four nights of performances from Aug 11-14, 2022.
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Six Create PC Artists are among those chosen to take part in the 53rd Annual Kimball Arts Festival.
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The Deer Valley Music Festival (DVMF) has become a summer staple in the community since its inception in 2003.
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This Summit County Fair Fine Arts Exhibit provides local artists an opportunity to share their creative work with the public.
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BalletNEXT will be presenting their first free community performance at the Jim Santy Auditorium on Tuesday, July 26.
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The Ziegfeld Theater Co. from Ogden, UT is set to bring GREASE The Musical to Park City’s Egyptian Theater in July.
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Dalton Gackle, Research, Digital Services, and Social Media Coordinator at the Park City History Museum, has created a book that outlines Park City’s mining history and significant events from the town’s past.
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A celebration of local artists, food and music is coming to Summit County on June 15 & 16. Don’t miss out on your opportunity to support local artists and purchase a new favorite piece at the 2022 Summit Arts Showcase.
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The Arts Council | Park City & Summit County announces the return of the Summit Arts Showcase, set to take place July 15 & 16, 2022 at the Red Barn in Oakley, UT. The Arts Council is now accepting applications from local artists for this annual juried art show.
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Spring into action this May and join artist Sasha Primo for an Art Talk, Community Workshops and Paint Days to help bring the Hoytsville Historical Mural to life! The Summit County Public Art Advisory Board, with support from the Arts Council will produce a historical mural to be installed at the Summit County Public Works Building in Hoytsville. This project was conceived in response to a request from Hoytsville residents for a public artwork that honors the unique history, landscape, and spirit of the region.
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Utah-based Buffalo Theatre Company brings the Pump Boys and Dinettes back to the historic Egyptian Theatre stage, May 19-29.
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Now accepting artist applications for the annual Latino Arts Festival! The sixth annual Latino Arts Festival, taking place on June 20-26, 2022 at various locations throughout Park City, will showcase and celebrate Latin American traditions and heritage. The six-day event brings our community together to highlight the beauty and creativity of Hispanic and Latino culture through creative art forms including food, film, fine art, craft, live music and folkloric dance, offering opportunities for all people to connect and interact with one another through arts and culture.
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I chose these pieces from the Summit County art collection because they initially stood out to me during my first walk through at the Coalville Courthouse where the collection permanently lives. The included pieces individually captivated my attention and called me to look closer or think harder at what exactly I was looking at, not because I couldn't tell what the subject matter was but more of where the subject matter was taking me.
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Four local nonprofits have partnered to present a new public art opportunity for Utah artists. The Call to Artists is seeking Concepts for creating outdoor interactive mural artwork in Park City’s Prospector Square Area reflecting the message, “Whatever your child’s journey, go together.” Full C
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The Sound of Music, was the final collaboration of legendary team of Rogers and Hammerstein. It debuted on Broadway in 1959 and won 5 Tony Awards including Best Musical. In 1965 it hit the big screen and won 5 Academy Awards including Best Picture.
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Political posters in America developed along with the technology capable of producing them. The lithograph printing process of 1840’s brought us the first Presidential poster when Whig Henry Clay ran against the eventual winner, Democrat James K. Polk in 1844.
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Immerse yourself in an evening of art, music and great company while enjoying the magic of Park City's Historic Main Street and beyond during our Art & Music Gallery Stroll on Friday, March 25 from 6-9pm. The Park City Gallery Association consists of fifteen local galleries showcasing artwork by renowned local and national artists. Highlighting our special event, seven galleries are hosting musical performances for your enjoyment during the stroll.
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Although Sundance has come and gone, film remains prominent in our community year round. From virtual screenings to in person panels, Park City Film looks to entertain and engage patrons with meaningful films that aim to expand their world view.
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A part time Parkite for seventeen years, as of May 2021, author Art Bell and his wife are now full time locals. After retiring from a career as a media executive best known for creating, building, and managing successful cable television channels and prior to moving from Connecticut, Bell wrote a memoir chronicling his experiences at Comedy Central entitled, Constant Comedy: How I Started Comedy Central and Lost my Sense of Humor.
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