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WHY WE EXIST

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

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Public Art

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CREATE PC & Arts Council Events

The Arts Council provides year-round  programming and events.  

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

Summit Arts Market

Annual summer arts market in Oakley, Utah

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.

  • DPS Evidence Warehouse

    Deadline: May 11
    Request for Qualifications

    Utah

    The Utah Department of Public Safety, in partnership with the Utah Division of Facilities Construction and Management and the Utah Division of Arts & Museums Public Art Program, requests qualifications from Utah artists and/or artist teams interested in creating site-specific artwork(s) for the upcoming new Evidence Warehouse. Learn more and apply here.

  • Davis Arts Council’s 250 and Counting

    Deadline: May 13
    Call for Submissions

    Layton

    Celebrating America’s Semiquincentennial, the Davis Arts Council’s 250 and Counting exhibition asks artists to approach this milestone not only through theme, but through artistic process. Artists working in all visual media are encouraged to interpret the idea of “250 actions” in ways that are meaningful to their individual creative practice, and as part of the submission process, artists are asked to briefly describe what constitutes an “action” in their work. Learn more here.

  • Summit Arts Market

    Deadline: May 22
    Call for Artists

    Oakley

    The Arts Council of Park City & Summit County is now accepting applications for both artists and artisanal makers for its Summit Arts Market. This open-air market is set against the scenic backdrop of Oakley on July 11th. Learn more and apply here.

  • Silver Summit Services Building Exterior Art Benches

    Deadline: May 22
    Requests for Proposals

    Summit County

    SCPAAB is seeking seven artistic benches, two of which will be 8 feet, and five of which will be five feet, for the exterior of the Silver Summit Services Building. The artwork must be suitable for public viewing by all ages and the general public. Learn more and apply here.

  • 2026 OPA National Salon

    Deadline: June 12
    Call for Entry

    United States

    Oil Painters of America (OPA) invites your members to submit their work for the 2026 National Salon, a juried exhibition of small-format representational oil paintings. This year’s exhibition will be hosted by Cassens Fine Art in Hamilton, Montana, and will be on view from July 31 through August 29, 2026. Approximately 180 exceptional works by Associate and Signature artists will be selected. Learn more and apply here.

Featured Event:

ArtWORKS: Art & Accessibility

We invite the creative community to join us at ArtWorks - a new professional development series for artists and art organizations hosted by the Arts Council of Park City + Summit County.

May 22nd's ArtWorks professional development workshop will focus on art and accessibility.

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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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