Stories about local arts and culture events and profiles about local creatives.
Set to hit the stage on Friday, May 19th, the Ziegfeld Theatre Co. is back at the Egyptian Theatre with a production of A Gentleman’s Guide to Love & Murder. The 2014 Tony Award-winning Musical combines a dark comedy with a captivating score and an array of characters you won’t forget.
Read MoreThe Arts Council of Park City & Summit County announces the return of the Summit Arts Showcase, set to take place July 14 & 15, 2023 at the Red Barn in Oakley, UT! We’re now accepting applications from local artists and artisans for this annual summer art show and market. The event has grown to accommodate more makers and artists than ever, expanding the footprint of the Showcase to both inside and outside the Red Barn venue.
Read MoreThe Arts Council of Park City & Summit County is excited to announce the 7th Annual Latino Arts Festival’s artists and performance lineup, along with a new venue! The lively, three-day event will take place June 16-18, 2023 at Canyons Village at Park City Mountain and will feature 25+ visual artists, musicians, dancers, and foods that celebrate Latin American cultures.
Read MoreThe Egyptian Theatre’s YouTheatre is bringing the much loved story of Once Upon A Mattress to the stage as their big spring musical this month. Having started rehearsals the second week of February, the cast and crew have spent 12 weeks perfecting their roles and are excited to bring the characters of Princess Winnifred, Prince Dauntless, Queen Aggravain and the villagers to life.
Read MoreWith farmer’s markets season swiftly approaching, make sure to add the brand new Kamas Valley Artisan Market to your list! The Kamas Valley Artisan Market is currently being hosted every third Saturday of the month at the Kamas City Event Center. Offerings include Valley-grown meat, food and produce, books and artisan-made home goods, art, and gifts and so much more.
Read MorePark City Municipal (PCMC) is seeking proposals from artists to design and produce a work of art to commemorate the 2023 Cindy Matsumoto Historic Preservation Award. All media, materials and themes will be considered. The art will be installed and publicly displayed in City Hall and should reflect this year’s award recipient: King Con Ore Bin.
Read MoreAfter a long and snowy winter, the newly arrived spring promises to bring warmer temperatures and (hopefully) more sunshine to town. As the snow starts to melt, take advantage of the longer days and spend some time checking out some of our staff recommendations for all things art and culture in Summit County.
Read MoreThe cast of Ogden’s Ziegfeld Theatre is coming to Park City’s Egyptian Theatre March 24th through April 2nd with their latest production The Scarlet Pimpernel. Journey back to 1792 for this drama-filled glimpse into the reign of terror taking place during the French Revolution as a secret society of daring Englishmen set out to rescue French aristocrats from the guillotine.
Read MoreIn this grouping of pieces from the Summit County Art Collection the viewer is given an opportunity to jump into a story prefaced by the visuals on the canvas. Whether created based on an existing story or lays the groundwork for a story to tell, each work has the ability to captivate and ignite one's imagination or memory.
Read MoreSix Weeks for Boat Mail is the second in the WWII era trilogy, written by local author Bonnie Park and based on years of correspondence between her parents. “To me,” says Park, “these letters are their most significant legacy. I am grateful for the opportunity to champion this period in history and share their unusual story.”
Read MoreThe Art & Music Gallery Stroll is set to take place on Main Street in Park City on March 31.
Read MoreLocal filmmaker, Jill Orschel, is moving into the final stretch with her documentary Snowland. The film explores the fantasy world created by Cora Lee Witt as she looks back at her arranged, plural marriage at the age of 14 in the Short Creek polygamous group. Her journey to find the courage to speak out and believe in herself is a vital story of women's empowerment.
Read MoreThe Arts Council of Park City & Summit County in partnership with the Summit County Public Art Advisory Board invites you to attend the next public art meeting on Tuesday, March 7th at the Ledges Event Center in Coalville from 4 to 6pm.
Read MoreThe Winter Arts Showcase returns to Utah Film Studios March 10-12, 2023.
Read MorePark City Museum’s upcoming traveling exhibit is bringing light to a previously overlooked moment in U.S. history. Launching February 12th, Patient No More: People with Disabilities Securing Civil Rights, highlights the Spring of 1977 when people with disabilities successfully launched protests nationwide in order to get section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 signed into law.
Read MoreThe first Summit County Traveling Exhibit of the year is back at the Kimball Junction Library from now until February 24th. Titled Animals Among Us, this exhibit highlights Utah’s beautiful environment, diverse landscapes and the animals that live in it.
Read MoreThis month’s gallery stroll promises to showcase what’s new and upcoming for 2023. If you’re unable to make the trek up to Main Street, here’s what’s new at some of your local galleries:
Read MoreThe Winter Arts Showcase is just around the corner. Now is the time for Summit County artists to apply to this juried art showcase.
Read MoreThe 2023 Sundance Film Festival is making its return to Park City after two years of hosting the festival virtually. Taking place from January 19th through the 29th, screenings will be held all around Park City, Salt Lake City and the Sundance Resort. Featuring over 100 films this year, the Festival’s return seemingly has something in store for everyone. Here are some of this year’s most anticipated Sundance films:
Read MoreNew sculptures at Canyons Village by polished artists are set to add even more luster to this iconic destination.
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