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Dog Day dog show for everyone!

Want to show off your best friend and have fun? Purebreds and mixed breeds are welcome at the Summit County Fair Dog Day dog show. There are lots of classes to enter including best costume and best trick. Dog day is a great way to spend time with your canine buddy. It's Sat. Aug 2 at 10AM. Entries accept day of show. More information on line at www.summitcounty.org, click on "Fair". OR call 435-336-7423

NEWCOMERS' CLUB MEMBERSHIP COFFEE

THE NEWCOMERS' CLUB OF GREATER PARK CITY WELCOMES NEW AND NEARLY NEW FULL-TIME AND PART-TIME RESIDENTS TO THE AREA. A MEMBERSHIP COFFEE IS HELD ON THE SECOND WEDNESDAY OF EACH MONTH WHERE YOU CAN JOIN THIS FUN GROUP, MEET NEW PEOPLE, AND GET ACQUAINTED WITH THE COMMUNITY! THERE ARE MANY ACTIVITIES AND DIFFERENT INTEREST GROUPS. PHONE SANDRA RAMSEY AT 649-4257 AND CHECK OUT THEIR WEBSITE AT PARKCITYNEWCOMERS.ORG.

UDOT Closes I-80 for 24 Hours

Due to bridge re-construction, the Utah Department of Transportation will close Interstate 80 WESTBOUND through Parley's Canyon on Saturday, August 9th at 4 PM for 24 hours. This will prevent commuters from leaving Park City after 4 PM unless they go through Provo Canyon. If you leave before 4 PM to go from Park City to Salt Lake, you WILL be able to return home, since this closure ONLY affects the WESTBOUND lanes - which will be closed for 24 hours on Saturday, August 9th.

Walking Tours of Historic Main Street

Did you know that Park City had a Chinatown? More than 1,000 miles of tunnels lie under Park City's mountains? 2 saloons thrived on Main Street in the late 1880s?The population of Park City in 1900 was about the same as today? Enjoy entertaining stories from Park City's past on a one-hour guided Walking Tour of Historic Main Street. Tours start at the Museum Office at 333 Main Street, Main Street Mall, 2nd floor, Monday through Friday at 2:00pm. For more information call 649-7457.

Student Exchange Program

Local host families are needed for the non-profit A.S.S.E. International Student Exchange Program. Host families can choose students from countries like Germany, Japan, Spain and more! Students 15 to 18 years of age would live with host families while attending local high school and learn about American culture and improve their English language abilities. Students are available for an academic year, semester or a 3-month program. Call 1-800-733-2773 for more information.

Utah Olympic Park Summer Camps

Learn to Jump, Skate, Slide and Fly at Utah Olympic Park's Summer Camps. Utah Olympic Park is host to a wide variety of camps and clinics for kids ages 6 and up in freestyle, Nordic ski jumping, luge and more. From one day intro camps to summer long programs, there are plenty of fun opportunities for all ages and abilities. Come up to the Park and try something new this summer! Visit olyparks.com or call 658-4208 for more information.

Racquet Club swim workouts

The Park City Racquet Club offers coached swim workouts. Mondays thru Thursdays 7:15 am, and Noon on weekdays and Saturdays. Also offered are Aqua Fit classes weekdays at 8:00am. For more info, contact the Racquet Club at 615-5400

Wednesday Farmers Market at the Canyons

Join Utah growers, artisans and gourmet food folks at the Park City Farmers' Market. Every Wednesday from NOON until 7 PM through October. Located just off Hwy 224 at the the Canyons Resort lower parking lot.Park City Farmers Market...OUR GROWERS WELCOME YOU!

PC Soccer Club Summer Camps

PC Soccer Club has joined forces this year with Black Diamond Soccer Club, and announces the Summer Soccer Camp happening August 18-21. Camps are for boys and girls ages 7-17. The camp will be held @ Willow Creek Park. For more information, and to register, go to the club's website @ www.parkcitysoccer.org, or call Dan Williamson at 435.655.2818.

Bobsled and Skeleton Athlete Recruitment Clinics

Give your Olympic dreams a push. The Utah Athletic Foundation's Bobsled and Skeleton program is pleased to announce the launch of a series of evaluation clinics designed to introduce athletes (male and female, ages 14-24) to the sports of bobsled and skeleton. All sessions are free of charge. Pre registration is required. For a schedule of sessions or additional information please visit www.olyparks.com or call 435-658-4252.

Tuesday Night Rides

Team Sugar'sTuesday Night Rides are free, two-hour guided mountain bike rides by women for women. Groups are separated by ability. The rides leave from White Pine Touring every Tuesday evening promptly at 6. Come early to find your group and sign a waiver. Make sure to bring water, helmet and sunglasses. For more information go online to teamsugar.org.

Operation Crosswalk

Heads up drivers! when you approach a crosswalk this summer. Non-uniformed police officers will be using the crosswalks as way to reduce common violations and increase public awareness. Motorists who don't obey crosswalk laws may recieve warnings or citations. The most common crosswalk violations are failing to stop at a clearly marked stop line, failing to yield to pedestrians and overtaking or passing a vehicle that has stopped to allow a pedestrian to cross. The times and locations of Operation Crosswalk will be announced throughout the summer.

Summer Volunteering

Volunteering is HOT, especially in August at the 39th Annual Park City Kimball Arts Festival! Come volunteer and enjoy the Festival while supporting your nonprofit community art center, the Kimball. Register online at http://www.kimball-art.org, under the Arts Festival dropdown or call (435) 649-8882 ext. 108 for more information. We'll see you there!

ADULT SUMMER READING PROGRAM

Do you have fond memories of summer reading programs as a child? Now you can read for fun and prizes as an adult! The Park City Library invites you to join the Adult Summer Reading Program starting now through August 17th, or when all the prizes are gone! Just read 3 novels, and tell us which one is your favorite. Only one entry per person and prizes are limited, so first come, first served!

Frontier Bank Concert Series, Free every Wednesday night at Deer Valley

Mountain Town Stages presents the FREE Frontier Concert Series, every Wednesday night at Deer Valley, 6pm - 8:00pm. For more Information visit www.mountaintownstages.com.

Life Drawing/Painting: Open Studio at Spiro Arts

Thursday evenings 6-9, Easels, tables, drawing boards and refreshments will be provided at the open studio at Spiro Arts. Participants will be expected to bring their own art supplies, and donations will be accepted for model fees. Life Drawing is part of Spiro Arts Summer Open Studio series. There is no instructor--All Open Studio evenings are offered as an opportunity for independent study. go to info@spiroarts.org or contact Brady Canfield at 801-309-7533 for more information

Applications for Class 15

Leadership Park City, the national award-winning community leadership program, is accepting applications through August 20th for its 15th year leadership class. Applications are only available once a year. Anyone living or working in Park City and Summit County is eligible to apply. Information, schedules and applications are available on-line at parkcity.org, simply click on Leadership Park City. For additional information contact ReNae at 615-5201.

Volunteer Ushers for Altar Boyz

See a great show while volunteering! The Egyptian Theater has the Utah Premiere of the smash-hit off Broadway show and needs ushers! Altar Boyz plays June 27 thru August 2 with shows Thurs, Fri, Sat at 7:30 and Sunday Matinee is at 2pm. Ushers would need to arrive 45 minutes prior to showtime to take tickets then grab a seat and enjoy the show! More information about the show can be viewed at ParkCityShows.com Two ushers are needed for each show so bring a friend! RSVP to Naziol@ParkCityShows.com

Altar Boyz

Utah's Sin City is saving souls! A side-splitting musical comedy about a slightly misguided boy band will have you rolling in the isles! The small-town heartthrobs are blessed with the music and the moves to get you rockin' out to their tunes! With songs like Jesus Called Me on My Cell Phone. You won't want to miss it! Its all happening in Utah's Sin City at the Egyptian Theatre in Park City! The Altar Boyz are rockin out now thru Aug 2nd! For tickets call 435-649-9374 or visit ParkCityShows.com

Thrift Shoppe

If you are on a tight budget, the Christian Center Thrift Shoppe can help. They have free and low-cost household items including clothing, furniture, electronics, bedding and more. The Thrift Shoppe is located behind the Christian Center at 1100 Iron Horse Drive. It's the only Thrift Shoppe in Park City. Open daily, Tuesday through Saturday, 10 -4. They also welcome your gift-in-kind donations and will give you a tax receipt. Call Traci at 655-0196 for more information.

Day Labor Services

Do you have projects around your home or business that needs a day laborer? This could be on an hourly project like landscaping; a weekly job like house cleaning, a full day job like moving, whatever. The Christian Center has hourly laborers eager to finish your task. Please call the Christian Center and ask for Tim Dahlin at 649-2260 to either find laborers, or list yourself as available to work. Thank you!

Recycle Utah Lends Bins

MAKE YOUR NEXT EVENT A GREEN ONE. RECYCLE UTAH HAS RECYCLING BINS AVAILABLE TO LEND FOR THE COLLECTION OF RECYCLABLES FOR EVENTS. THE “LEND-A-BIN” PROGRAM IS AVAILABLE TO ALL SUMMIT COUNTY BUSINESSES, NONPROFITS, AND INDIVIDUALS ATTRACTIVE BLUE RECYCLING BINS HAVE CLEARLY MARKED SIGNS FOR GLASS, ALUMINUM, PLASTIC, PAPER AND CARDBOARD. TO BORROW BINS FOR YOUR NEXT EVENT, CALL RECYCLE UTAH AT 649-9698.

Truth Project Seminar

The Christian Center presents Focus on the Family's The Truth Project each Monday night from 6:30 to 8:00PM.This DVD-based small group curriculum is taught by Dr. Del Tackett and presents the biblical world view perspective on such topics as philosophy, anthropology, theology, science, history, sociology, the state, and the American Experiment. Each lesson stands alone. Refreshments served. No cost. All welcomed. Contact Tim Dahlin at 649-2260 for more information.

Eccles Center Box Office moves to the Main Street Mall

DUE TO CONSTRUCTION AT THE ECCLES CENTER, PARK CITY PERFORMING ARTS FOUNDATION WILL RELOCATE ITS BOX OFFICE FOR THE SUMMER SEASON. STARTING MONDAY, JULY 7, TICKETS TO ALL PCPAF EVENTS, INCLUDING THE ST. REGIS BIG STARS, BRIGHT NIGHTS CONCERTS WILL BE AVAILABLE AT THE FIRST FLOOR OF THE MAIN STREET MALL -- LOCATED AT 333 MAIN STREET. THE BOX OFFICE PHONE NUMBER WILL REMAIN THE SAME: 435-655-3114.

Sage Brush and Smoke Chili Cook-Off

The 3rd Annual Fall Family Festival/Sage Brush and Smoke Chili Cook-Off will be held on Saturday, September 13, 2008 at the Park City Ice Arena from noon until 4:00 pm. If you'd like to enter the Chili Cook-Off contact Joel Fine at 435-901-2171 or joel@FineProperty.com

We love volunteers!!!

Want to have a smashing good time or change the community's view on recycling?? Recycle Utah has many opportunities for volunteers as the only non-profit recycling group in Summit County. Recycle Utah is looking for people to teach, create, smash, organize and greet friendly fellow recyclers. Call 435-649-9698 for more information or visit 1951 Woodbine Way to discuss other ways you can help.

Watering Restrictions

EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY Snyderville Basin/Summit County Prohibited Practices include washing sidewalks, driveways, parking areas, roads or paved areas except to alleviate fire, health or safety hazards. The excessive use, loss or escape of water through breaks, leaks or malfunctions in the water user’s plumbing for 48 hours after the water user has discovered the break, leak or malfunction is prohibited. Also, all valves with spray or stream sprinklers shall be scheduled to ONLY operate between 6PM and 10AM to reduce water loss from wind & evaporation WATER IS LIFE.

Taking Applications for two vacancies

Park City Municipal is currently taking applications for the Recreation Advisory Board. If you are interested in applying please contact Luke Slocum for an application at 615-5410 or visit the city website at www.parkcity.org. Deadline to apply is July 29th.

Sundance Institute Outdoor Film Festival

Sundance Institute's year-round community programming kicks in for seven weeks this summer with free films screenings at City Park. This year's selection of films salutes the rule breakers: movies that shun convention, take big chances, and look really good doing it. These are out there stories, out there just enough to fit right in at roots of Sundance. Films begin at sunset (between 9:00 and 9:30pm). Pack up some goodies, grab the family, and enjoy. For more information, please visit sundance.org/utah.

Adult Co-ed Soccer League

GRAB YOUR FRIENDS AND COME OUT TO THE PITCH FOR PARK CITY RECREATION'S ADULT CO-ED SOCCER LEAGUE. TEAMS OF 7 PLAY GAMES ON A MODIFIED FIELD, UNDER THE LIGHTS. THIS IS A CO-ED LEAGUE, AT LEAST TWO PLAYERS OF EACH GENDER MUST BE ON THE FIELD AT ALL TIMES. DON'T MISS OUT ON THE ACTION! THE LEAGUE WILL RUN AUGUST 21ST THROUGH OCTOBER 30TH WITH GAMES ON THURSDAY EVENINGS. REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS AUGUST 14TH. FOR MORE INFO OR TO REGISTER GO TO PARKCITYRECREATION.ORG OR CALL 435 - 615 -5400.

Summer Pool Hours

HAVE FUN IN THE SUN AT THE PARK CITY RACQUET CLUB’S LEISURE AND LAP POOLS! THE LEISURE POOL HOURS ARE MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 12:15PM TO 7PM AND SATURDAY & SUNDAY 11AM TO 7PM. THE LAP POOL OPEN SWIM HOURS ARE MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 6:30AM TO 8:30AM AND 1:15PM TO 7PM. COME GET IN SHAPE ON SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS AT THE LAP POOL FROM 8AM TO 7PM. FOR MORE INFO OR TO REGISTER GO TO WWW.PARKCITYRECREATION.ORG OR CALL 435-615-5400.

Adult Kickball League

Remember those days on the playground? Well, they're back! Sign up now for Park City Recreation's Adult Kickball League! Coed teams will play under the lights at City Park on Wednesday nights, but hurry, space is limited to the first eight teams and the registration deadline is August 13th. The league will run August 20th through October 5th. For more info or to register go to www.parkcityrecreation.org or call 435-615-5400.

Adult Ultimate Frisbee League

GET YOUR TEAM READY FOR PARK CITY RECREATION'S ADULT ULTIMATE FRISBEE LEAGUE! GAMES WILL BE PLAYED UNDER THE LIGHTS AT THE SPORTS COMPLEX ON THURSDAY NIGHTS. THE LEAGUE WILL RUN AUGUST 21ST THROUGH OCTOBER 9TH. REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS AUGUST 14TH. FOR MORE INFO OR TO REGISTER GO TO WWW.PARKCITYRECREATION.ORG OR CALL 435-615-5400.

Learn To Skate

Summer Learn to Skate Classes begin July 29th! Classes are offered for all levels and ability levels and will be offered Tuesday and Thursday afternoons, twice a week for 3 weeks: July 29, 31, August 5, 7, 12, & 14 from 3:45-4:45pm. Registration fee includes: 30-minute class, 30-minute practice time, skate rental and a punch card for 3 additional open skate sessions. Register by July 28th to receive the early bird rate of $72. Contact the Skating Director, Erika Roberts at (435) 615-5704 or eroberts@parkcity.org for more information or with questions regarding levels.

Learn To Play Hockey

Summer Learn to Play Hockey classes begin July 28th! Classes are offered twice a week for 3 weeks: July 28, 30, August 4, 6, 11, 13. Classes are for youth and girls ages 4 to 13 and will focus on developing their skills for recreational or competitive play. Registration fees include 1 hour class, skate rental for 2 stick & puck or open skate sessions. Contact the Hockey Director, Debbie Modrovsky at 435-615-5702 for more information.

McFootball Night

Wednesday, July 30th, come to McDonalds at Kimball Junction from 6pm to 8 pm and order dinner for you and your family. A portion of all purchases made at the counter will benefit your Park City high school football team. Be sure to come in to order!

RACQUET CLUB POOL HOURS

Learn To Curl Clinic

The Park City Ice Arena will host a Learn To Curl Clinic July 26th at 6:30pm. The clinics are open to anyone and are a great opportunity for the general public to come out and learn the sport of curling. The fee for the clinic is $10 with registration taking place the day of the clinic. For additional information contact the Park City Ice Arena at 615-5700.

CO-ED 7V7 SOCCER LEAGUE

GRAB YOUR FRIENDS AND COME OUT TO THE PITCH FOR PARK CITY RECREATION’S ADULT CO-ED 7V7 SOCCER LEAGUE. TEAMS OF 7 PLAY GAMES ON A MODIFIED FIELD, UNDER THE LIGHTS. THIS IS A CO-ED LEAGUE, AT LEAST TWO PLAYERS OF EACH GENDER MUST BE ON THE FIELD AT ALL TIMES. DON’T MISS OUT ON THE ACTION! THE LEAGUE WILL RUN AUGUST 21ST – OCTOBER 30TH WITH GAMES ON THURSDAY EVENINGS. REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS AUGUST 14TH. FOR MORE INFO OR TO REGISTER GO TO WWW.PARKCITYRECREATION.ORG OR CALL 435 - 615 -5400.

DEER VALLEY GUIDED HIKES

DEER VALLEY RESORT, MOUNTAIN TRAILS FOUNDATION AND PARK CITY RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD ARE OFFERING A SERIES OF GUIDED HISTORIC HIKES. THE FREE TOURS WILL BE OFFERED ON FOUR SUNDAYS- JULY 20, AUGUST 17, SEPTEMBER 14 AND 21. RESERVATIONS NOT NECESSARY. HIKERS MEET TOUR GUIDES BY THE STERLING CHAIRLIFT AT SILVER LAKE, MID-MOUNTAIN AT DEER VALLEY, AT 9:30 A.M. HIKERS SHOULD BE IN GOOD SHAPE, WEAR STURDY FOOTWEAR, BRING WATER, SNACKS,AND SUN PROTECTION. FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT ERIN AT 645-6522 OR VISIT THE WEB AT DEERVALLEY.COM.

Sharon Maney LoManto: Logical Consequences

Sharon Maney LoManto's metal sculptures on display in the Badami Gallery at the Kimball Art Center. Her show runs through September 2nd. The Kimball Art Center is open weekdays except Tuesdays from 10 to 5 and on weekends from noon to 5. Call 649-8882 or go online to www.kimball-art.org.

The Zion's Bank Summer Concert Series At The Canyons

Mountain Town Stages Presents The Zion's Bank Summer Concert Series at The Canyons featuring Joseph Israel on July 26th from 6:00 PM - 8:15 PM. All shows are Free and picnics and coolers are welcome. Check out www.mountaintownstages.com or call 901-7664 for more information.

Girls Camp

Girls 11-13 years old, Arts-Kids is offering your very own camp, "Finding Voice Through Art," on August 4-8 from 10am-1pm at Parleys Park Elementary. Express your own individuality while exploring Mask Making, Drama, Movement, Oil Pastels and more with girls your own age. Local artist and counselor, Laura Waugaman, will lead the group sessions. Sign up now as size is limited. Cost is $165 and full or partial scholarships are available. Call 435-615-7878 to register. More information at www.arts-kids.org

Composters at Recycle Utah

COMPOSTING TURNS HOUSEHOLD WASTES INTO VALUABLE FERTILIZER. RECYCLE UTAH IN PARK CITY HAS BACKYARD COMPOSTERS FOR SALE. THE “EARTH MACHINE” COMPOSTERS ARE MADE OF RECYCLED PLASTIC. THEY HAVE LOCKING LIDS AND AN INSTRUCTION BOOKLET. WHEN YOU RECYCLE, RE-USE AND COMPOST, YOU’LL BECOME A “ZERO WASTE” HOUSEHOLD. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 435 649-9698 OR GO TO RECYCLEUTAH.ORG.

Water Conservation

July is the peak month for water use in Park City and we’re now approaching 85% of capacity. So please conserve water by avoiding excessive water use. Wait until the weather cools before seeding, adding new sod or landscaping. Water every third or fourth day like many of your neighbors do! Avoid watering in the heat of the day, only water between the hours of 7pm and 10 am. Reduce watering time by 5 minutes per zone.
Let’s work together to conserve our precious water supply, it’s up to all of us!

Creative Writing Camp

Kids 9-14, have you thought of being a writer or a journalist when you grow up? If so Arts-Kids Creative Writing Camp is for you! Local author Corinne Humphrey with her book The Tao of Rudy-and maybe Rudy himself- is the featured artist. Stacy Dymalski and Nancy Roberts will fill out the week from 10-2 pm starting August 4-8 at Park City Mountain Resort. Cost is $165 and scholarships generously donated by locals are available. To register 435-615-7878 . See all camps www.arts-kids.org

New Motor Vehicle Hours

Beginning Monday August 4th, the hours at state Department of Motor Vehicles offices in Summit County will change. The Park City and Coalville offices will be open Monday through Thursday from 7 AM to 5:30 PM. Both offices will be closed on Fridays. In Kamas, the DMV office is open on Wednesday only from 7 AM to 4:30 PM.

DETOUR STARTING JULY 29TH, 2008

THE ENTRANCE OFF OF HIGHWAY 248 INTO THE QUINNS JCT RECREATION AREA, (NATIONAL ABILITY CENTER AND PC ICE RINK) WILL BE DETOURED SOUTH 1000 FEET

THERE WILL BE NO PARKING ALONG FRONTAGE ROAD WHILE A NEW ROAD IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION.

The estimated time of the detour is July 29 thru October 31, 2008.

The Frontier Bank Local Concer Series

The Frontier Bank Local Concert Series presents Junior & Transportation at the Snow Park Outdoor Amphitheater at Deer Valley Resort on Wednesday July 30th from 6 - 8 PM. FREE SHOW. Picnics and dancing are encouraged, but animals are not permitted. For more information, please call 435-649-1000 or visit mountaintownstages.com.

The Utah Symphony and The Classical Mystery Tour at Deer Valley

The most famous first four notes in history will soar over the hills as the Deer Valley Music Festival presents Beethoven's 5th Symphony, July 25th. Then, on Saturday, July 26th The Classical Mystery Tour will take the stage to perform 30 Beatles tunes sung, played and performed exactly as they were written, live with the Utah Symphony! Both concerts will be held in the awe-inspiring Deer Valley Outdoor Amphitheater in Park City. For tickets call 801-355-ARTS or visit www.deervalleymusicfestival.org

Blood Drive

The American Red Cross is sponsoring a blood drive on July 25th, from 10am to 7pm, at The Park City Marriott in Prospector Square. To schedule an appointment to donate blood, call Stacie at 435-615-4504 or go online to www.GiveLife.org. Every participant will have a chance to win great prizes.

Lucinda Williams brings country rock to the Deer Valley Resort stage July 28

GRAMMY WINNER LUCINDA WILLIAMS PERFORMS MONDAY, JULY 28 AT DEER VALLEY'S OUTDOOR AMPHITHEATER. ROLLING STONE CALLED THE COUNTRY-ROCKER A PREMIER ARTISTAND TIME MAGAZINE DUBBED HER A &RIGHTEOUS SINGER, PART OF THE ST. REGIS BIG STARS, BRIGHT NIGHTS CONCERT SERIES, LUCINDA WILLIAMS' SHOW STARTS AT 7 PM. CALL 435-655-3114 OR VISIT PARKCITYTICKETS.COM FOR TICKETS AND INFO.

Luxury Home Tour Auction

The Park City Board of Realtors Philanthropic Foundation presents the Luxury Home Tour Auction on Thursday, July 31st from 5:30 to 9:30 at the Yarrow Hotel. This is the biggest live and silent auction in Park City with over 700 items in all price ranges. Tickets are $40 in advance and $45 at the door. If you purchase 5 tickets in advance the 6th is free! All proceeds benefit Peace House, our local organization which provides shelter and support for families hurt by domestic violence. For more info and tickets, call 658-4739 or visit luxuryhometour.org.

The 39th Annual Park City Kimball Arts Festival on Historic Main Street

Enjoy one of the top rated arts festivals in the country at The 39th Annual Park City Kimball Arts Festival the first weekend of August. A cultural gem of the intermountain west, the festival runs from 9:00 am to 7:00 pm on Saturday, August 2nd and from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm on Sunday, August 3rd. Tickets cost $8 for adults - children 10 and under are free.

Summer Sports Camp @ the Fieldhouse

Introducing summer Sports Camp at the Fieldhouse. This camp is offered by Nate Brown, PE Teacher for the Park City School District at Parley's Park Elementary School. The camp will include soccer, baseball/softball, frisbee games, kick ball, football, track & field day, nature hike, dodgeball, basketball and more! Camp is for Youth ages 5-8 or (K-3rd grades), August 4-8th. Location is the Basin Recreation Fieldhouse and the fee is $90.To register and for times drop by the Basin Recreation Fieldhouse, call 435-655-0999, OR Register On-Line at basinrecreation.

Habitat for Humanity Luau

Come and support Habitat for Humanity Wasatch & Summit Counties At the Solomere Club House, from 6-9;30. The $75 Luau admission includes dinner and an authentic 45-minute Polynesian show, in addition to a Superbowl package raffle. The event will also entail a $5,000 cash prize, silent auction, and cash bar.

5K to Fight World Hunger

The Winter Sports School in Park City is holding its first “5k to Fight World Hunger.” This fun run will raise money and awareness for the ongoing world hunger crisis. All proceeds go to the Friends of the World Food Program. The cost for adults is $20 and $10 for all those 15 and under. The event will be held at Willow Creek Park in Snyderville Basin at 9am on Saturday August 16th. There will be prizes and a raffle. This is a family event and all ages are welcome. For more information contact the Winter Sports School at (435) 649-8760