2014 Issues

As one of the most influential nature and wildlife photographers today, Thomas Mangelsen has led the field with his passion for photography, as well as in his efforts to protect […]

The opening chapter of this gallery’s captivating story first began during an era of horse drawn transportation, silver prospecting, and even before telephones arrived in Park City. Today’s Meyer Gallery […]

On the Move By Laura Jackson As Terzian Galleries celebrates 10 years on Park City’s Main Street, they are moving to a larger new location right down the road at […]

Understanding the Journey With an art career spanning more than three decades, including not just art appraisal, but also faculty assignments at the University of Utah, work as an art […]

By Laura Jackson “Life is short, art endures.”–Hippocrates Why do people buy art? The reasons and ways are as unique as the art we acquire. In our fast-paced lives of […]

December January February March 3/6-7 Andre Watts Plays Beethoven 5 conducted by Hugh Wolff. utahsymphony.org 3/16-22 USSA Freestyle Junior Nationals. parkcitymountain.com 3/21 Prokofiev’s “Peter and the Wolf” conducted by Vladimir […]

Wednesday, December 31, 2014 Ring in the New Year while supporting the Park City Institute. The New Year’s Eve benefit supports the Institute’s mission of access to the arts for […]

Turn Down for What? For a town as energized as ours, checking out the local nightlife scene is a must. Park City, Utah. A relatively-small town just thirty miles outside […]

During the ski season Park City turns into a winter paradise. From cross-country skiing to bobsled rides, snowshoeing to train rides, there is something for everyone to enjoy. For those […]

A MUSEUM ON THE CUTTING EDGE The Joe Quinney Winter Sports Center, at Utah Olympic Park, is the home of two museums detailing the state’s winter sports history and its […]