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Another Way Montessori Fall Enrollment

Another Way Montessori Dev. Center is now conducting open enrollment interviews for Fall semester for children ages 3 to 9. Another way offers a Montessori-based academic curriculum, dance, art, science, horsemanship, frontier skills, skiing instruction, and more. Classes are 4:1 ratio.

For more information call 615-1429 or on line at anotherwaymontessori.org

Monday Evening Spanish Classes

The Summit County Library is now presenting FREE Spanish Classes on Monday evenings at 6:00 pm. Please join them at the Kimball Junction Library to learn or improve your Spanish   If you have any questions, please call Jordan at 435-615-3948.

Adopt an Easement

If you are a Round Valley Regular or you head up Daly each day, then you can help protect these open spaces while doing what you already do. Join the Summit Land Conservancy's Adopt an Easement program. It is easy. You sign up on line, visit an easement property at least twice a month, and then report back what you see up there--The moose, the bluebirds, or the backhoes. To help insure that the open spaces that you enjoy today are here tomorrow, visit  summitlandconservancy.org or call Anne at 649-9884.

Summer Camps

Arts-Kids presents THREE fantastic summer camps. Kids ages 8-12 will enjoy a week of painting, drama, music, movement and more during our two Camp ArtVenture sessions offered July 13-17 and 27-31. For Girls Only ages 11-13, Finding Voice Through Art. Girls will experience drama, photography, mask making and a lot more August 3-7. Cost: $150. To register or for more information, call Arts-Kids at 435-615-7878 or visit our website www.Arts-Kids.org. Scholarships are available.

Fall Registration Begins

Discover USU Heber.
USU Heber offers Master's Degrees in Elementary, Secondary, or Special Education; Computer Science; or Natural Resources just to name a few.
Now is the time to discover local education opportunities available at USU Heber. Registration for Fall 2009 is now available. Contact Vicky Roberts at 801-863-6630 and ask how you can earn am Master's Degree, Certificate or Endorsement locally in Heber.

Monday Evening/Tuesday Morning Free Spanish Classes

The Summit County Library is now presenting FREE Spanish Classes on Tuesday Mornings at 11:30 & Monday evenings at 6:00 pm. Please join the classes at any time at the Kimball Junction Library to learn or improve your Spanish. Beginners use Book 1 of the 7th ed. of Spanish Now! by Barron's. Intermediates use Book 2 2nd or 3rd Edition.If you have any questions, please call Jordan at 435-615-3948.

Summer Camp!

The Park City Cooperative Preschool still has a number of spaces available in their fun summer camps! Perfect for kids 3-5 years old. Camps run Monday - Thursday from 9am to 12:45pm.through August 7. Go to www.parkcitycoop.com for more information or call Maria at 435-655-5570.

FREE COMPOSTING WORKSHOPS EVERY WED. AT RECYCLE UTAH

COMPOSTING TURNS HOUSEHOLD WASTES INTO VALUABLE FERTILIZER. LEARN HOW TO COMPOST AT RECYCLE UTAH'S FREE COMPOSTING WORKSHOPS EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING AT 9 AM. RECYCLE UTAH IS YOUR COMMUNITY RECYCLING CENTER, LOCATED AT 1951 WOODBINE WAY IN PARK CITY. TO MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENT FOR YOUR FREE WORKSHP, CALL RECYCLE UTAH AT 649-9698.

Mountain Trails Tuesday Trail Runs

From June 2 through August 25, Mountain Trails will host a series of trail runs that are participant- led and non-competitive. All ability levels are welcome. Runs start promptly at 6 p.m. at the scheduled trailhead. The schedule is posted on www.mountaintrails.org. Free of charge.

Mid Week Mtn. Bike Race Series

 Mountain RaceWorks is organizing Wednesday night mountain bike races for riders of all ages and skill levels. Races are free for kids 12 and under. All other age group's races cost $12. Upcoming race dates at Solitude Mtn. Resort.are July 1, 8, 15, and 22.    The next 3 races will be held at Park City's three resorts. Registration will begin at 5:45pm each night of the race. For additional information call Riley at 435-671-5053.

Summer Wednesday hikes

Youths grades 4th to 8th are invited to join the Norwegian Outdoor Exploration Center and Tom on Mountain Nature Hikes every Wednesday, from 9:00 to 2:00 pm. Space is limited to six youth per outing. Donations are encouraged to help support the Summit County School based youth program.  For further informatiion please call 649-5322.

Walking Tours of Historic Main Street

Join the Park City Museum for their popular walking tours of Historic Main Street. Weather-permitting, the tours leave the Museum (528 Main Street) Monday through Friday at 2 p.m. Cost is $5 per person. Please arrive 10 minutes early, bring water and wear sun protection. The tour lasts for about one hour. For more information, call 435-649-7457.

2009 One Book: One Community this Summer

Park City and Summit County Libraries are joining forces with PC High School for 2009's One Book: Canaries on the Rim, by Utah author Chip Ward, which focuses on environmental issues facing the Great Basin. One Book began at the Seattle Library to engage community members in discussions of shared reading. Check this Book out then join a discussion July 15, 6:30pm, Park City Library
August 6, 1:30pm, Senior Center
August 13, 6:30pm, Summit County Library
August 27, 7:00pm, Park City Library auditorium w/Author Chip Ward

Personalized Summer family Nature offerings.

The Norwegian Outdoor Exploration Center will offer personalized family Mountain Nature Hikes throughout the summer, as we "share the unselfish and simple life in Nature!" No goal set, just to enjoy the journey! Sign-up for your personalized summer hike.  For further information and reservations please call 649-5322.

Another Way Montessori Summer Horse Camps

For kids who love horses! Another Way's horse camp for children ages 7 to 11 is not just a riding lesson. It teaches horsemanship including daily riding lessons. pony club training, & horse training based on the Parelli method.  Sign up for weekly camps starting on July 6th & meeting from 9-3 p.m daily. or take the entire five week course. $300 a week. Class limit: 10.  Call 615.1429 or register at www.anotherwaymontessori.org.  

Car Sought for Exchange Teachers

The Park City School District is looking for a donation of a mechanically sound car for one of its incoming exchange teachers from China. For more information, or to help welcome our exchange teachers with housing or transportation, contact Patrick Ogden at pogden@pcschools.us or (435) 645-5600 x1442.

Housing and Car Sought for Exchange Teachers

The Park City School District is looking for a full or partial donation of a one-year lease for a two-bedroom house or apartment for its two incoming exchange teachers from China. The ideal place would be used exclusively by the teachers (not a host family situation), on the bus route, and be located between Ecker Hill and Treasure Mountain schools. The lease is needed from August 1, 2009 through July 31, 2010. For more information, or to help welcome our exchange teachers with housing or transportation, contact Patrick Ogden at pogden@pcschools.us or (435) 645-5600 x1442.

Team Sugar Tuesday Night Rides

 Team Sugar's Tuesday Night Rides are underway. These are 2 hour mountain bike rides for women led by women. Meet at White Pine Touring. Groups - which are broken up into ability levels - leave promptly at 6. There's more information at teamsugar.org or call 649-8710.

PSA - Juvenile Firesetters

When a kid strikes a match, fire strikes back! Don't let it strike your family. Nearly 25% of fires that kill young children are started by children themselves. At home, curious kids usually play with fire in the bedroom, where things can catch fire easily. The flame from one match can set a room on fire and less than five minutes for that fire to overtake an entire house. The Park City Fire District wishes everyone a safe and happy summer. Please find a safe place for matches and lighters-far away from curious fingers.

Arts-Kids Volunteers Needed

Volunteers are needed for many fun activities this summer. Summer intern needed for the office as well. Please call or email Arts-Kids to sign up for creative community service activities! info@arts-kids.org 435-615-7878

Pull Weeds! Make Money!! Save Summit County's native plants & animals!

The Summit County CWMA will pay you $15 for a 20 pound bag of Garlic Mustard or $10 for a 30 pound bag of Dyer's Woad. Come to the Swaner EcoCenter during open hours to drop off your bag of weeds, report the location you pulled from, and claim your cash prize! Money is available until it runs out or until June 19th. Weeds can also be dropped off in Park City by contacting Maria at 435-615-5638. These weeds are non-native plants that are a serious threat to native wildlife habitat. For more information, contact Nell@SwanerEcoCenter.org.

Adult 3v3 Basketball Series

Check out the new lights at the City Park basketball courts and hoop it up with your best buds in Park City Recreation's Adult 3v3 Basketball Series. The three competitions will take place on June 25th, July 23rd, and August 20th. The deadlines to register for these are June 17th, July 15th and August 12th so hurry and register by calling 615 - 5400 or go to www.parkcityrecreation.org.

PC Soccer Club Summer Camps

Park City Soccer Club announces Summer Soccer Camps running August 17th through 20th. Camps are for boys and girls ages 8 to 17. The August camp is scheduled at Willow Creek Park off Old Ranch Road. For more information, and to register for the camps go to the club's website
www.parkcitysoccer.org, or call Dan Williamson at 435-714-1050

Spiro Arts presents summer workshop series for children and adults

 Through August, summer workshops at Spiro Arts provide artists and students opportunities to expand their creative repertoire or try something new.  Workshops are taught by professional, working artists and educators who share their skills and experience with students through full days of art instruction. All workshops utilize a 'hands on' approach which includes individualized instruction, demonstrations, classroom discussions and extended studio hours for independent work. For more information please visit www.spiroarts.org or phone: 435-649-6258

Park City Summer Skate Series

Park City Recreation in association with The Click Skate and Snow present the 2009 Park City Summer Skate Series on June 27th, July 25th, and finishing up on August 22nd with a live performance by local band, Castor and Pollution. The Divisions include Beginner Street, Girls Street, Intermediate Street, Advanced Street and Open Bowl. Pre-register for a discounted rate at The Click or The PC Racquet Club. For more info go to www.parkcityrecreation.org or call 435 - 615 - 5400.

Personalized family hikes

Tom and the Norwegian Outdoor Exploration Center will offer personalized family walks in the Uinta Mountains, building a respect for all of Nature as we de-emphasize stress and competition. Donations for this program and other financial support will help sponsor a Summit County youth during the school year. For further information on this program and how you can help please call the Norwegian Outdoor Exploration Center at
649-5322.

Available Affordable Housing

Mountain Lands Community Housing Trust has several properties listed for purchase.  Go to www.housinghelp.org for listing and for application information.

Summer Lunch Program

Who says there is no such thing as a free lunch? This summer there is. The only catch is that you must be 18 years old or younger to participate. From now until July 30, lunch will be served from 11:45 to 12:45 pm Monday through Thursday at McPolin Elementary School (2270 Kearns Blvd.) in Park City. All children are welcome. No child will be turned away. Local community organizations will hold fun activities following lunch.

Visa Learn To Fly Camps

Want to Fly this summer? Sign up for one of the Ski Jumping Camps at the Utah Olympic park. Experience the thrill of flying in a two hour introduction to ski jumping. The Park City Nordic Ski Club is offering learn to ski jump camps. The Visa Learn to Fly camps are geared for girls and boys ages 7-12 (skiing experience recommended). Camp dates are  July 3rd, Aug 7th, and Oct 2nd. For more information call the Utah Olympic Park at 435-658-4208 or visit pcnordicskiclub.org

The 40th Kimball Arts Festival Needs You

The 40th Annual Kimball Arts Festival is one of the top art festivals in the country. Volunteers are the heart and soul of the festival.Volunteers receive an Arts Festival t-shirt, lunch, sponsor gift bags, and free weekend access to the festival.Sign up at www.kimball-art.org If you want to volunteer with a friend or spouse note it on your registrations and you can spend the day together. Contact Lauren Vitulli at The Kimball Art Center for more info. Sign up today!

Community Yard Sale Saturday, July 11th

Attendance at Recycle Utah's June Community Yard Sale at the Yard was high. Buyers were eager to meet sellers and we could use some more sellers. The next sale is Saturday, July 11th from 9 to noon. Your family can have a 10 by 10 foot square space to sell your treasures for a $10 . Recycle Utah will promote the community garage sale and handle traffic. Remember, reuse is better than recycling. To reserve your spot, call Recycle Utah at 649-9698.

Free Guided Hikes

Basin Recreation is offering guided hikes on their vast trail system. Meeting 2 times a month (a Tuesday night and Saturday morning) to check out some new trails, meet some new people or to get some exercise. This is FREE. Log on to www.basinrecreation.org to find the specific locations and dates.

Junior Stewards

Looking for a fun way to enjoy local open spaces with your kids this summer? Join the Summit Land Conservancy's Junior Steward program! By completing several fun activities on three open spaces in Park City, kids will learn to be stewards of our protected lands and earn a Junior Steward t-shirt. For more information contact Anne at (435)649-9884.

DesignBuildBLUFF: The Architecture of Compassion

DesignBuildBLUFF, a Park City NPO, will give a slideshow at REI (3285 E 3300 S), Thurs. July 16 at 7:00pm. Students in the Master of Architecture program at the U of U choose a Navajo family in the fall for whom they will design and build a house. In January they move to Bluff, UT (100 miles south of Moab) to construct that home. Projects are on the Navajo Nation, often without water or electricity. Traditional building techniques, modern and salvaged materials, and off-grid mechanical systems are all used.www.designbuildbluff.org

Frontier Bank Comm Concerts Schedule Weds. @ Deer Valley 6:00

Summer is official with The Frontier Bank Community Concert Series! Wednesday nights at Deer valley, 6-8 PM. Presented by Mountain Town Music. Mark these dates on Your Calendar!
July 1st - The Swingin Richards
July 8th - Fat Paw
July 15th - The Soul Survivors
July 22nd - Swagger
July 29th - Mary Beth Maziarz w/ Wild Honey
and more in August!
See you there!
For more shows and information check out, www.mountaintownmusic.org or call 435 -901- 7664.

Mosquito Prevention

Did you know that just one cup of standing water can breed 200 mosquitoes a week? With the unusually wet weather there could be more mosquitoes than ever. If you have standing water on your property, call the Summit County Mosquito Abatement District and they will come out and treat for mosquitoes and discuss ways to eliminate it. Also, if you know of any area that has standing water for more than three days, please give them a call. Mosquito Abatement can be reached at 435-336-2088 and will respond to all calls.

Education Through Exploration

Another Way weekly Education Through Exploration Camps, July 6-Aug. 7, from 9-3 include hiking,cooking,frontier skills,sports skills including ice skating instruction with national level Bulgarian figure skater Bibi Vladimirova  for children ages 3-9. Cost is $275 weekly or $65/day. Class limit of 10.Register at 615-1429 or www.anotherwaymontessori.org

Open Your Heart - Host a Foreign Student

International Student Exchange is currently looking for adventurous, caring, and community minded families to host 1 or 2 high school foreign exchange students arriving August. Empty-nesters, single parents, couples, retirees, traditional and non-traditional families are encouraged to host for the academic school year. For more information contact Kristene Baldwin at 801-822-2590 or iseutah@gmail.com. Visit Kristene at Park Silly Sunday Market on July 5 at her Global Awareness Activity at the Kids Center.

Park City MOB, Moms on Bikes

Back by popular demand, Park City Recreation is offering Park City MOB or Moms on Bikes. This program is a drop - in mountain bike ride created by moms for moms and it is free! Childcare is offered for three dollars during the ride. MOB will start July 1st and will run through October 14th on Wedensdays from 12:30pm - 2:30pm. For more info go to www.parkcityrecreation.org or call 435-615-5400.

New EcoCenter Hours

Swaner EcoCenter will now be open weekends with new weekday hours. Weekdays: Wednesday - Friday noon to 6:00 pm.
Saturday 10:00 am - 2:00 pm. Closed Sunday - Tuesday.

 

Applications for Class 16

Award-winning Leadership Park City is now accepting applications for its 16th year leadership class. Applications are only available once a year so if you're interested in shaping our community's future while learning new and valuable leadership skills, don't wait, apply now. Deadline for applying is August 20th.

Information, schedules and the simple on-line application form are available on the city's web site at www.parkcity.org and click on Leadership Park City. For additional information contact ReNae Rezac at 615-5201.

Benefit Screening of Harry Potter

See the newest Harry Potter movie before everyone else! The Park City Education Foundation will host "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" on Tuesday, July 14 at 4:30 pm at the Redstone 8 Cinemas. Come in costume for a chance to win prizes. Tickets are $25 online at pcef4kids.org.

Disco Drippers 7:30 & Fireworks 9:30 at the Canyons July 3rd

Get ready to boogie down with the Disco-Drippers! Mountain Town Stages and Zions Bank presents the best annual Independence Day celebration, July 3rd at the Forum at The Canyons Resort Village.Concert begins at 7:30, followed by fantastic fireworks at 9:30. Carpooling, public transportation & bicycles are strongly encouraged. Picnics are OK! No Pets. Admission of blankets and chairs no earlier than 5PM. For more information check out, WWW.MOUNTAINTOWNSTAGES.COM, or call 435 -901- 7664.

July 4th Park City 5K Mountain Fun Run

KICK OFF THE FOURTH OF JULY WITH THE ANNUAL 5K FUN RUN AND HELP SUPPORT THE KIDS OF THE PARK CITY SKI TEAM. PRE-REGISTER FOR $20 AT COLE SPORT BY JULY 3RD UNTIL 5PM, OR ON-LINE AT RUNNERCARD.COM. RACE DAY REGISTRATION IS $25 AT COLE SPORT PARK AVE STORE FROM 6:30-7:30AM. TEE-SHIRTS, AGE GROUP AND OVERALL AWARDS AND PRIZES INCLUDED. COME RUN, JOG, WALK OR PUSH THE BABY, BUT NO DOGS PLEASE. FOR INFORMATION, CALL COLE SPORT AT 435-649-4806 OR VISIT PARKCITYSKITEAM.ORG. RACE STARTS AT 8AM ON JULY 4TH.

The Utah Symphony Presents a Patriotic Celebration at Deer Valley

Join the Utah Symphony for an out-of-this-world patriotic celebration as it salutes the 40th anniversary of the Apollo 11 Lunar Landing. The concert will feature all-American favorites from the Star Spangled Banner to Gould's American Salute. Bring a picnic and your patriotic spirit as the orchestra performs against the purple mountain majesties and the great outdoors. Performance will be held at Deer Valley Snow Park Outdoor Amphitheater on Saturday, July 4th at 7:30 pm. For tickets, call 801-355-ARTS.

Music at Miners Park, Sun. July 5 2:30-6

Enjoy live music and refreshments at Miners Park on Main Street Park City, presented by Mountain Town Music. Sunday the July 5th from 2:30 - 6:00 featuring singer songwriter Brian Thurber and Arthur Lee Land. Experience music in the mountains; bluegrass, celtic, folk, rock and more! All live music, All free, All summer long. For more shows and information visit www.mountaintownstages.com or call 435-901-7664.

31st Annual Park City Soccer Camp

Coach Randy Farris returns to Park City to offer this high quality, exciting camp for soccer skill development for youth ages 7-15. Camp is July 6 - 10 or July 13 - 17, morning and full-day sessions are available. All participants receive a camp t-shirt, and a portion of the proceeds will benefit Kids Alive International. Visit www.parkcityrecreation.org or call 435-615-5401 for more information.

Frontier Camp @ Another Way Montessori

Another Way Montessori offers a chance to go back in time with Mountain man Dick James. 7-11 year olds learning Frontier Skills,lore and history of frontier America, critical thinking and problem solving skills. Adults/teachers are also invited to learn these skills. Camps are limited to 6 & begin July 6 from 9-3 daily. Sign up for 1 or all 5. Weekly fee of $350 includes materials. Register at 615.1429 or www.anotherwaymontessori.org.

Photovoltaic Workshop Tuesday, July 7th

RECYCLE UTAH WILL PRESENT A "HOW TO" WORKSHOP ON PHOTOVOLTAIC POWER-- GETTING ELECTRICITY FROM THE SUN ON TUESDAY, JULY 7th FROM 5:30-7 PM AT THE PARK CITY BOARD OF REALTORS OFFICE, 1889 PROSPECTOR AVENUE. BILL WILSON OF UTAH SOLAR & ALTERNATIVE ENERGY WILL EXPLAIN HOW PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEMS WORK, HOW NET METERING CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON YOUR ELECTRIC BILL, AND HOW TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF TAX INCENTIVES. REGISTRATION FOR THIS FREE WORKSHOP CAN BE MADE BY CALLING RECYCLE UTAH AT 649-9698.

The Utah Symphony Benefits the Road Home

The Utah Symphony will partner with The Road Home for a benefit concert to raise donations and create awareness about homelessness. The program will feature selections by Williams, Holst and Copland. The concert will be presented free of charge to thank Salt Lake Valley residents for their support of the Zoo, Arts and Parks Fund. Employees from the Road Home will be in the lobby to collect donations prior to the concert. The performance will be held at Abravanel Hall on Wednesday, July 8th at 7:30 pm. For more information call 801-355-ARTS.

EcoHost Training

Attend this training session to help make the new EcoCenter open to the public. Training will prepare you to staff the EcoCenter front desk, give tours of one of the greenest buildings in Utah, and help visitors explore the exhibits. This is your opportunity to work with a great group of people for environmental conservation and awareness in our community! The next training will be held on Thursday, July 9 from 2:30 pm to 4:30 pm at the Swaner EcoCenter. Please mark your calendar and RSVP to Glenda Gehri at 435.640.7722 or ricwitch@gmail.com.

Art Talk--Photo Culture/Counter Culture and BIKERIDERS by Danny Lyon

In 1963, armed with two cameras and a seven-pound tape recorder, legendary photographer Danny Lyon chronicled the notorious motorcycle gang, the Chicago Outlaws. BIKERIDERS seared motorcycle counterculture into the American psyche and was the inspiration for the film Easy Rider. Using BIKERIDERS as a backdrop, BYU Professor James Swensen will discuss photo culture/counter culture of the 60's in an age of new attitudes and identity. Event is FREE and open to the public.

Zoom Patio Series

Mountain Town Music, and Zoom Restaurant on Main St. Park City, are pleased to present the Zoom Patio Series. This summer, enjoy Park City's best food AND live music  Every Friday and Saturday night 6-8 p.m. July 10th - August 22nd.  For more shows and information, visit www.mountaintownmusic.org or call 435-901-7664

Wasatch County Relay for Life

Wasatch County Relay for Life will be held July 10-11 at South Fields Park. Relay for Life is a celebration honoring cancer survivors and paying tribute to our neighbors and loved ones who have lost their battle with cancer. Bring the family and spend the night. Activities begin at 4:00 with climbing wall, bounce house, dart toss, rock bands, massages, and more. Relay begins at 5:30; Survivor Celebration 7:00, Luminary lighting at dark. Sat. closing ceremony 10:30 am.Visit the website at www.relayforlife.org/heberut for complete schedule.

 

The Miners Park Concert Series, July 11 & 12

Mountain Town Music Presents the Miners Park Concert Series.   Saturday and Sunday 2 -6:00, enjoy live music and refreshments at Miners Park on Main Street, Park City. July 11th see Lee Sky Penn & Brother Dan. And Sunday July 12tth see The Orbit Group & Bryon Friedman.  All FREE, All summer long. For more shows and information, visit www.mountaintownmusic.org or call 435-901-7664

Pre-owned Golf Equipment Sale

Need golf clubs or have golf clubs you would like to donate? Don't miss Playing for Life's Pre-Owned Golf Equipment Sale on Saturday, July 11th at the Park City Golf Course from 7am til noon. Playing For Life is dedicated to supporting breast cancer survivors and funding for a cure. All proceeds aid breast cancer research. For more information about the sale or to donate equipment, contact Rina Slade at 435-731-0868.

Rally for a Cure Event

Join the Park City Ladies' Nine Hole Golf League on Tuesday July 14 to play some golf and support the Rally for a Cure. The event will be held at the Park City Municipal Golf Course . Great prizes and goody bags, and you will be supporting a great and very important cause. The goal of Rally for the Cure is to support the Susan G. Komen Foundation and get out the message that early detection of breast cancer saves lives.For more information, parkcitygolfclub.org.

Simone with Ryan Shaw concert at Deer Valley

AUG. 2, SINGER-SONGWRITER, SIMONE -- YES, THE DAUGHTER OF THE GREAT NINA SIMONE -- HEADLINES THE  ST. REGIS BIG STARS, BRIGHT NIGHTS CONCERT SERIES AT DEER VALLEY RESORT. SHE IS JOINED BY RETRO-SOUL SINGER RYAN SHAW AND HIS DAZZLING R&B. THE SIMONE-SHAW DOUBLE BILLING MIXES JAZZ, SOUL, ROCK, FUNK, BLUES AND RAW TALENT. CONCERT STARTS AT 7 PM. FOR LAWN & RESERVED SEATS: VISIT ECCLESCENTER.ORG OR CALL PARK CITY PERFORMING ARTS: 435-655-3114.

Mtn Town Music presents The Frontier Bank Community Concert Series, July 15th, Soul Survivors

Mountain Town Music presents The Frontier Bank Community Concert Series, Wednesday nights, 6 -8 PM. July 15th see Soul Survivors and featured youth musicians, The Phenon Band at 5:15. Picnics and dancing are encouraged, but please no pets. For more dates and information, visit www.mountaintownmusic.org or call 435 901- 7664/(SONG).

Lecture--Visualizing Vision by Dr. Robert E. Marc

On July 15 at 6:00 at the Spiro Arts Building, 1825 Three Kings Drive in Park City, Dr. Robert E. Marc, director of research for the Moran Eye Center, along with other researchers from Moran, will profile the assortment of research programs, including how retinas become deranged in retinal diseases, new ideas about how glaucoma starts and more!Reception & Light hors d'oeuvres. Please RSVP to Janine Murphy, 801.585.0742 or janine.murphy@utah.edu.

 

Village Concert Series, free, Thursday July 16 in Park City

Thursday, July 16th, 6-8:30 p.m. see Mad Buffalo at the Village Stage on lower Main Street, Park City. Mountain Town Music and community partner The Utah Olympic Park present the Village Concert Series.Enjoy free live music in the mountains; bluegrass, Celtic, folk, rock and more! All live music, All FREE, All summer long. For more shows and information, visit www.mountaintownmusic.org or call 435-901-7664

Village Concert Series, Free, Thursday July 16 in Park City

Mountain Town Music and community partner The Utah Olympic Park, present the Village Concert Series. Thursday, July 16, 6 -8:30 p.m., enjoy Mad Buffalo free at the Village Stage on lower Main Street, Park City. All FREE, All summer long. For more shows and information, visit www.mountaintownmusic.org or call 435-901-7664

The Deer Valley Music Festival Opens with Opera Singer Frederica von Stade

Join the Utah Symphony for the opening performance of the sixth annual Deer Valley Music Festival on Friday, July 17th at 7:30 pm featuring one of the most beloved vocalists of our time, Frederica von Stade. Miss von Stade has enriched the world of classical music for three decades with her appearances in opera, concert, and recital and now she comes to Park City to delight audiences with her unforgettable vocals. She will perform a wide variety of pieces from opera to show tunes. For tickets call 801-355-ARTS or visit www.deervalleymusicfestival.org.

The Deer Valley Music Festival Presents a Tribute to ABBA

Join the Utah Symphony at the Deer Valley Music Festival on Saturday, July 18th at 7:30 pm for an evening featuring the music of ABBA. Witness the energy and excitement as the greatest ABBA tribute band performs some of your favorite hits like Dancing Queen, Mama Mia,;Take a Chance on Me and much more. Don't miss out on your chance to go back in time and experience a live ABBA concert. For tickets call 801-355-ARTS.

Friends of Animals 5-K9 Fun Run

Friends of Animals 5-K fun run on July 18 at 8am. You can run with or without your dog. Get a super cool tshirt and swag bag. All dogs get a doggie bandana. Great prizes. $25 entry fee. Go to www.foautah.org for more info or to register. "IF YOU CAN'T RUN WITH THE BIG DOGS, STAY IN THE PARK!" Immediately followed by Bark in the Park dog festival!

MountainFilm Zero Emissions Tour

July 18 8:00 See Mountain Film Zero Emissions Tour a film of a 2,300 mile unsupported bike tour throughout Colorado, Wyoming & Utah. By biking, this group brings critical films to communities of the West, without using fossil fuels. Enjoy special films guaranteed to incite change in our global community.This is a free event starting at the new Saturday start time of 8:00 PM

The Miners Park Concert Series July 18 & 19, 2-6

Mountain Town Music Presents the Miners Park Concert Series.  July 18th see Golden Hatch & Brandi Frampton. Sunday July 19th see Brothers of Lee Marvin & Rick Gerber.  All FREE, All summer long. For more shows and information, visit www.mountaintownmusic.org or call 435-901-7664.

Community Open House

Community Open House: Saturday, July 18th, 2009
The National Ability Center opens its doors to the public and will showcase the organization's facilities. Enjoy pony rides, climbing wall, challenge course, cycling and more. 10am-3pm

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Village Concert Series, Thursday, July 23

Mountain Town Music and community partner The Utah Olympic Park, present the Village Concert Series.  Thursday, July 23,  6 - 8:30 p.m., enjoy Mudpuddle free live music at the Village Stage on lower Main Street, Park City.  All FREE, All summer long. For more shows and information, visit www.mountaintownmusic.org or call 435-901-7664

Jordanelle Star Party

Join us for a Star Party with the Salt Lake Astronomical Society on Saturday, July 25th. Telescopes will be set up at 9 p.m. near the Hailstone Beach House at Jordanelle State Park.

Outdoor Photography: Boot and Shoot

Nothing improves your photography faster than practice, and shooting in the company of an instructor will put you ahead by leaps and bounds. Discover a new outdoor destination, and learn how to capture its beauty with the help of a seasoned photo professional. Enjoy moderate hikes to a variety of scenic locations.  July 27-Aug 5. The first and last classeswill be inside, but the rest will be in the field. To register or for more information, call 801-587-LIFE (5433) or visit lifelong.utah.edu.

Swaner Frog Talk and Walk

Find out where the Swaner Columbia spotted frogs are now as wildlife biologist, Chris Crockett, discusses their historical distribution in Utah and re-introduction efforts. Following the talk, take a tour of the habitat the frogs calls home. The talk is technical and geared for adults and the walk is informal and kid friendly. Meet at the Swaner EcoCenter July 28 at 6:00 pm for the talk and 6:30 pm for just the walk. Reservations for this lecture are required and there is a $5.00 fee for non-members. To RSVP, please contact us at 435-649-1767 ext. 113 or Savannah@SwanerEcoCenter.org.

Madeleine Peyroux & Lucy Wainwright Roche concert

SINGER-SONGWRITER, LUCY WAINWRIGHT ROCHE & FRENCH-AMERICAN CHANTEUSE MADELEINE PEYROUX PERFORM SUNDAY, AUG. 16 AT DEER VALLEY RESORT AS PART OF THE ST. REGIS BIG STARS, BRIGHT NIGHTS CONCERT SERIES. THE BACK-TO-BACK SETS BALANCE ROCHE'S FOLK-INFLECTED, PURE VOICE WITH PEYROUX' BILLIE HOLIDAY-ESQUE SOUND. SHOW STARTS AT 7 PM. FOR LAWN & RESERVED SEATS: VISIT ECCLESCENTER.ORG OR CALL PARK CITY PERFORMING ARTS: 435-655-3114.

Kimball Art Center Annual GALA & Art Auction

It'll be a HOT time in Park City on Thurs., July 30 as the Kimball Art Center hosts its annual Arts Fest GALA & Auction. Enjoy dinner, desserts, drinks, silent & live auctions featuring some of the country's top artists. Choose the "Full Palette" for a private auction preview and catered dinner on our patio, or enjoy the "Petite Palate" including designer desserts, cocktails and silent & live auction. Call Jane Lindeman at 435-649-8882 to RSVP.

Village Concert Series, Free, Thursday night July 30 in Park City

Mountain Town Music and community partner The Utah Olympic Park, present the Village Concert Series. Thursday, July 30th, 6 - 8:30 p.m., enjoy Spiritual Rez free live music at the Village Stage on lower Main Street, Park City. All FREE, All summer long. For more shows and information, visit www.mountaintownmusic.org or call 435-901-7664

Theta Healing Workshop

Theta healing teaches you how to step into your own strength and take control of your thoughts, beliefs, emotions, and your personal world. In this 3-day workshop from July 31-August 2, you willl learn to open your own natural abilities and trust yourself and to make the life changes you want by connecting and holding a deeply relaxed state of consciousness. To register or for more information, call 801-587-LIFE (5433) or visit lifelong.utah.edu.

40th Annual Park City Kimball Arts Festival

The Park City Kimball Arts Festival Turns 40 and Fabulous!
Is it the ART? Or is it the Altitude? One of the country's top ten art events, the juried Kimball Art Festival, Aug 1 & 2 is a jam-packed weekend full of awesome artwork from local, national and international artists, live music, beer & wine gardens, NEW "Festival After Dark" and plenty of children's activities at Kimball Corner! Don't Miss It! Help Celebrate Kimball Arts' 40th Birthday!

Outdoor Screening of Songcatcher

August 3 at 8:30 PM or dusk at City Park (1354 Park Ave. in Park City) FREE screening of Songcatcher, director Maggie Greenwald's story of a musicologist who journeys to the Appalachian mountains to visit her sister and soon discovers the emotional folk songs of Scotland and Ireland that have been preserved and passed down through generations of this secluded community. Concessions provided by Red Rock Brewery and Coach's Grill.

REEL Stories

Public screening August 4, free to the public, student films created in Reel Stories, Sundance Institute's Youth Documentary Workshop at Spy Hop Productions. Past pieces have explored issues such as male body image, mental illness, the meaning of femininity, and the process of coming of age in different cultures.

Utah's Wonderful Wetlands Educator Training

Learn an assortment of activities that meet science, social studies, and language arts core requirements and help you to teach your class about Utah's wetlands. For 4th grade teachers or other educators interested in natural resources. The workshop will be on August 5th from 4pm - 8:30pm and August 6th from 8am-1:30pm at the Swaner EcoCenter. $18 includes Utah's Wonderful Wetlands Guide, supplemental resources and refreshments during breaks. To register please contact Diana Vos at dianavos@utah.gov or 801.538.4719.

Village Concert Series, Free, Thursday, August 6

August 6th see Chris Laterzo, Thursday, 6 - 8:30 p.m. Mountain Town Music and community partner The Utah Olympic Park, present the Village Concert Series. All FREE.  Enjoy free live music at the Village Stage on lower Main Street, Park City. Experience music in the mountains; bluegrass, Celtic, folk, rock and more! All live music,  All summer long. For more shows and information, visit www.mountaintownmusic.org or call 435-901-7664

Village Concert Series, free, Thursday night August 6 in Park City

Mountain Town Music and community partner The Utah Olympic Park, present the Village Concert Series.  Thursday, August 6, see Chris Latzeros 6 - 8:30 p.m., at the Village Stage on lower Main Street, Park City.    All FREE, All summer long. For more shows and information, visit www.mountaintownmusic.org or call 435-901-7664

Village Concert Series, free, Thursday July 13 in Park City

Mountain Town Music and community partner The Utah Olympic Park, present the Village Concert Series. Every Thursday, 6 -8:30 p.m., enjoy free live music at the Village Stage on lower Main Street, Park City. July 13th see Holden Young. All live music, All FREE, All summer long. For more shows and information, visit www.mountaintownmusic.org or call 435-901-7664

Fall Recreation Soccer

Sign up now for the Fall Recreation Soccer Program. Join about 900 kids (ages 4 to 9th grade) in a fall full of gooooooals! Log on to www.basinrecreation.org or call 655-0999 to register or for more information.

Village Concert Series, free, Thursday nights July 20

Thursday, July 20th, 6 - 8:30 p.m see John Henry at the Village Stage on lower Main Street, Park City. Mountain Town Music and community partner The Utah Olympic Park, present the Village Concert Series every Thursday. Enjoy free live music  in the mountains; bluegrass, Celtic, folk, rock and more! All live music, All FREE, All summer long. For more shows and information, visit www.mountaintownmusic.org or call 435-901-7664

Village Concert Series, free, Thursday night August 20 in Park City

Mountain Town Music and community partner The Utah Olympic Park, present the Village Concert Series.  Thursday, August 20th, see John Henry, 6 - 8:30 p.m. at the Village Stage on lower Main Street, Park City.    All FREE, All summer long. For more shows and information, visit www.mountaintownmusic.org or call 435-901-7664

Village Concert Series, free, Thursday Night, Aug. 27 in Park City

Mountain Town Music and community partner The Utah Olympic Park, present the Village Concert Series. Thursday, August 27th, 6 - 8:30 p.m., enjoy The Huckleberries free at the Village Stage on lower Main Street, Park City. All FREE, All summer long. For more shows and information, visit www.mountaintownmusic.org or call 435-901-7664

Chuck Berry concert at Deer Valley

THE FATHER OF ROCK & ROLL, CHUCK BERRY, GRACES THE ST. REGIS BIG STARS, BRIGHT NIGHTS CONCERT SERIES WITH HIS LEGENDARY STYLE AND TUNES ON SATURDAY, AUG. 29. THE ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAMER, KNOWN FOR HIS DUCK WALK AS WELL AS HITS LIKE JOHNNY B. GOODE, PERFORMS OUTDOORS AT DEER VALLEY RESORT. CONCERT STARTS AT 7 PM. FOR LAWN & RESERVED SEATS: VISIT ECCLESCENTER.ORG OR CALL PARK CITY PERFORMING ARTS: 435-655-3114.

FUNdamentals Sports Camp

The Utah Olympic Park is offering a FUNdamentals Sports Summer Camp for youngsters 8 - 10 years old. Campers will learn basic movement skills along with instruction in a variety of sports like gymnastics, swimming, skating, baseball, Karate, tennis and many more. In addition campers will have an opportunity to try freestyle skiing, ski jumping, Luge and skeleton. The camp runs for 6 weeks, Tuesday - Fridays 9:00 - 4:30 p.m. Cost $140.00 per week. For more information please go to our web site www.olyparks.com

ADULT SUMMER READING PROGRAM

The Park City Library invites you to join our Adult Summer Reading Program, "BOOKS TO MOVIES" starting on June 1st. and ending on August 16th. Just read 3 books and watch the 3 movies based on the books, then tell us your favorite, the book or the movie. Only one entry per person and prizes are limited. First come, first served!  For more information about the Adult Summer Reading Program, visit the Park City Library at 1255 Park Ave., or call 615-5600. Visit the library's website at www.parkcitylibrary.org