Be inspired to explore Park City’s rich performing arts scene with this day of performances for all ages and interests. All the World's a Stage!
FROM THIN AIR
Tap into the talents of creative thinkers and determined doers for three days at the 3rd annual Thin Air Innovation Festival, April 5-7. This cross-industry mash-up brings together diverse perspectives and leaders from retail, tech, sports and recreation, entertainment, healthcare, finance and beyond to share experiences and launch new ideas.
Free Fun for All: Join the Festival celebration on Friday, April 5 on Main Street. The festivities begin at 5pm with Youth Sports Alliance’s 2018 Winter Olympic homecoming parade for the 100-plus, Utah-based athletes returning from the PyeongChang Games and continue with a free concert by Citizen Cope at 6:30pm on lower Main Street.
THE KIDS ARE ALRIGHT
Give your little ones a taste of music with the weekly Music and Movement hour at Park City Library. Offered each Wednesday at 11am, it’s a lively hour where toddlers, preschoolers and their caregivers explore a variety of musical instruments, song, dance and related books. Kids and their adults are encouraged to get excited about music and make some noise!
GET YOUR DAILY DOSE!
Whether you’ve spent the day shredding the slopes, strolling through galleries, or reading by the fire, there’s lots of free live music in the mountains to top off your day!
Enjoy live acoustic music from 3-6pm on Friday, Saturday and Sunday throughout ski season as you enjoy après ski refreshment at Deer Valley Resort’s EBS Lounge.
Or head over to Park City Mountain Resort for great free music programmed by Mountain Town Music, a celebrated community partner that programs over 300 shows throughout Summit County, UT each year. From March 24-April 8 during Park city’s annual Spring Gruv, there will be free music every afternoon with concerts at indoor and outdoor venues at Park City Mountain and Canyons Village. The week-long celebration of spring is bookended with an Easter Egg Hunt on April 1, and the hilarious annual Pond Skimming Contest on April 8, where contestants in crazy costumes try to glide across a frigid pond at the bottom of a slope.
STIR YOUR SOUL
Experience world-class performances and new ideas at the Park City Institute’s Eccles Theater, a non-profit organization dedicated to enriching the community by entertaining, educating and illuminating. PCI’s upcoming shows feature a rich diverse offering: slam poet Shane Koyczan, The Mountaintop, a 2-person play that shows the audience a different side of Dr. Martin Luther King, rock musicians and physics buffs, OK Go, and an evening with Anthony Romero, Executive Director of the ACLU.
Did You Know? This season Park City Institute celebrates its 20th anniversary of providing innovative experiences to the greater Park City community.
DO IT IN THE DARK
Check out the best of independent feature, documentary, world and local cinema at Park City Film Series, a non-profit Art House cinema with a mission to create community through film. Offering a hearty schedule of films each Friday – Sunday, including the 2017 Sundance Film Fest hit, “Call Me by Your Name” and local’s favorite, Oscar-nominated Short Films. See our Film Events Calendar for more details.
Don’t Miss: Park City Film Series offers free kids programs like “Books 2 Movies” and foreign cinema supporting Dual Language Immersion programs
DINNER AND A SHOW
Just 16 miles outside of Park City, the DeJoria Center in Kamas is a world-class facility on 1,100 acres offering a variety of performances and events in a cutting-edge performance arena. In addition to concerts with seating for up to 1400, Paint Nights for up to 40 participants, and dance shows with performers from Dancing with the Stars, the center offers adventure activities including horseback riding, mountain biking, and wagon rides.
Dine on-site at State Road Tavern & Restaurant, featuring country inspired cuisine with craft cocktails, 20+ beers, and breath-taking views of the Kamas Valley. Menu highlights include Poblano Beer Cheese Fondue, the High Star Salad with apple, fennel, chevre and candied pecans, the State Road Burger with Pastrami, and the Half Rack of St. Louis Ribs from the custom-built smoker. Don’t miss the monthly First Friday events with live music, food and beverage specials and no cover charge.
HOMETOWN THEATER
The historic Egyptian Theatre Company on Main Street showcases live stage performances including concerts, comedy, drama and dance. Upcoming shows include Herman’s Hermits starring Peter Noone, and Footloose, the musical theater version of the classic 1984 film, plus local’s favorite, Park City Follies, the annual lampoon of all things Park City.
IF YOU DECIDE TO STAY
In addition to getting the guaranteed lowest rates, booking your lodging here is another way to help sustain art in our local community. A portion of your booking goes back to the Park City Summit County Arts Council.