Park City moves to a rhythm all its own. Winter arrives loud and bright, with crowded lifts, clattering skis and the steady buzz of visitors. The tempo slows in summer […]
Arts + Culture
Mountain Town Music’s 25-Year Legacy of Free Concerts and Community
No matter how long you’ve lived in Park City, chances are you have come across a Mountain Town Music production. From Park Silly Sunday Market to Woodenshoe Park in Peoa, […]
What to See at Park City’s Art Galleries Right Now
Relevant Galleries 692 Main St. | Park City | 435-901-5366 | relevantgalleries.com “Cypress Point” by David Yarrow, 62” x 52” | Archival Pigment Print Meyer Gallery 305 Main St. | Park City […]
A Farewell to Sundance Film Festival
Saying goodbye to Sundance carries a melancholy sadness. There is a Portuguese word for this feeling: saudade. The definition is to miss something that will never return. For many Parkites, […]
Local Artist Susan Swartz Paints Gratitude and Beauty After Illness
Susan Swartz’s paintings were born of suffering that has blossomed into gratitude. The artist, who splits her time between Park City and Martha’s Vineyard, endured severe auto-immune disease for 10 […]
Two Local Photographers Capture Utah Wildlife in Wintery Habitats
Lauren Major Growing up in Chicago with a darkroom in her family’s basement, Lauren Major spent hours developing images with her father. After earning an MBA in finance and working […]
What’s On Display at Park City’s Art Galleries This Season
William Kranstover Fine Art 5642 N. State Road 32 | Peoa | 435-901-2007 | wjkart.com | By Appointment “Open Pasture” by William Kranstover, 36” x 36” | Acrylic on canvas O’Connell Gallery […]
Childhood Actor Alfred Lutter Reflects on Stardom and Life in Park City
Alfred Lutter’s life camera reel is not only fascinating and distinguished, but also filled with surprises. Since becoming a Parkite in 1996, he has immersed himself in an active and […]
How Bootlegging Shaped Park City’s Sinful History
Park City, affectionately referred to as “Sin City,” is known to be a little wilder than the rest of the Beehive State. The town’s lively culture and carefree attitude can be […]
Park City’s Rise as a Film Industry Hotspot
Broncho Billy’s love may have been fickle, but Park City has always been true. In the 1914 silent film Broncho Billy’s True Love, Billy leaves his dance partner, Marguerite Clayton, […]


