Programs

The Arts Council produces its own programming and works in partnership with other nonprofits to connect creative content to our community. 

Arts Council of Park City & Summit County Programs

Signature Programs

Latino Arts Festival

The Latino Arts Festival highlights the arts & crafts, cuisine, music, and folkloric dance of Latino and Hispanic cultures. This free event lets everyone experience and celebrate Latino lifestyle. Don't miss the live music, Sundance film screening, artist booths, dance, food and more!

For updates on Latino Arts Festival click here.

Create PC Local artist collective

CREATE PC is a cooperative artists studio and retail gallery space with a strong focus on the creative and the artistic process, originally developed to enable local artists opportunities to make work and sell work in the same space.

For updates on CREATE PC click here.

SUMMIT ARTS market

An annual juried summer art showcase in Oakley to build support for local artists and cultivate collectors who live on the Eastern side of Summit County. The Summit Arts Showcase is located outside at the Red Barn in Oakley, UT each year.

For updates on Summit Arts Showcase click here.

art on the trails

Art on the Trails is a ​partnership program presented by The Arts Council of Park City | Summit County and Basin Recreation that connects art and nature, and celebrates our local performing arts sector.​ ​​

For updates on Art on the Trails click here.

Partner Programs

COUNTY FAIR FINE ARTS EXHIBIT

The Summit County Fine Art Fair is a three day exhibit that gives locals the chance to share their paintings and photographs with the community as part of the County Fair in Coalville.

Art and Music Gallery Stroll

An artisanal market and fine art showcase featuring local artists developed in partnership between the Arts Council of Park City | Summit County and the Park City Professional Artists Association.

MONSTER DRAWING RALLY

A partnership program between The Arts Council of Park City | Summit County and the Kimball Art Center. Building on a model developed by Southern Exposure in San Francisco, the event features a live drawing party that allows spectators to spy on the creative process, build relationships with local artists, and grow their art collections.