'REVIVALISTS' CONCERT / FREESTYLE WORLD CUP 2017
Park City, UT
Lower Main Street
Free Celebration Concert & Fireworks
Feb. 1: 7-10pm
The Revivalists, a seven-piece, New Orleans-based, roots-driven rock band, perform at the opening ceremony for the VISA Freestyle International World Cup. Fireworks to immediately follow the concert. Visit the Deer Valley website for more details on the opening ceremony and other World Cup events.
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Jim Santy Auditorium,
Park City, UT
1255 Park Avenue
Fridays & Saturdays at 8pm
Sundays at 6pm
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Films this Month:
Feb. 3- 5: Moonlight
Feb. 4: The Peanuts Movie, Free Screening - 4pmonly
Feb. 10 - 12: Jackie
Feb. 11: Los Adventures de Itzel y Sofia
Feb. 16: Decanted - 7pm only
Feb. 17 - 19: LION
Feb. 24 - 26: OSCAR NOMINATED SHORTS
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FRAN LEBOWITZ
Eccles Center for Performing Arts
Park City, UT
1750 Kearns Blvd.
Feb. 4: 7:30pm
Fran Lebowitz, the satirist who has made a career out of being an acerbic observer of life as we know it, delivers a humorous evening of New Yorker-tinged cultural commentary. Her critiques, books, and acting (“Law and Order”) have kept her a vibrant – and opinionated – part of the arts scene for decades. Part of the Park City Institute's Main Stage Season.
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CIRQUE ELOIZE
Eccles Center for Performing Arts
Park City, UT
1750 Kearns Blvd.
Feb. 21 - 22: 7:30pm
The return of Montreal-based Cirque Éloize to the Eccles Center means classic cirque arts magic: theatrics, dance, acrobatics, live music, and a little clowning. This time it’s coupled with ten-gallon hats and quick-on-the-draw humor. The troupe’s newest show “Saloon” delivers a head-turning spin on the wild west – with fiery fiddle bows and somersaulting gunslingers, pushing the physics of the human body and the stage space. Part of the Park City Institute's Main Stage season.
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ALVIN AILEY DANCE CO II
Eccles Center for Performing Arts
Park City, UT
1750 Kearns Blvd.
Feb. 24 - 25: 7:30pm
“Second to none,” according to Dance magazine, Ailey II has been pushing the limits of contemporary modern dance since 1974. The company, known as “America’s dance company,” was a critical part of the Eccles opening season in 1998 and has continued to evolve and return to the Park City stage with new works and exquisite soul-touching movement over the past two decades. Part of the Park City Institute's Main Stage season.
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LIDIA YUKNAVITCH
Eccles Center for Performing Arts
Park City, UT
1750 Kearns Blvd.
March 4: 7:30pm
Self-proclaimed misfit, teacher, and award-winning author Lidia Yuknavitch (Dora: A Headcase, The Chronology of Water, The Small Backs of Children) comes to the stage with her plain-speak, Oregon-style storytelling. Her 2016 TED talk, addressing the “misfit” in us all, received a standing ovation and already has more than1 million views. Her next book, due out this year, is noted by BuzzFeed as one of the most anticipated releases of 2017. Part of the Park City Institute's Main Stage season.
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EGYPTIAN THEATRE
Park City, UT
328 Main Street
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Feb. 2 - 4: An Evening with Shawn Colvin
Feb. 9 - 12: Jay and the Americans
Feb. 16 - 19: Al Stewart with Special Guest Guitarist Peter White
Feb. 23 - 25: Robben Ford
March 2 - 4: Pure Prairie League
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STORM LARGE
Eccles Center for Performing Arts
Park City, UT
1750 Kearns Blvd.
Feb. 18: 7:30pm
Musician, actor, playwright and author Storm Large – also known as the co-lead singer of the sizzling band Pink Martini – has performed with musicians as varied as k.d. lang and the New York Pops since bursting onto the scene in 2006. She and her band Le Bonheur will deliver an evening of unbridled musical entertainment. Part of the Park City Institute's Main Stage series.
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WINTER CONCERT SERIES
Dejoria Center
Kamas, UT
970 N State Road 32
Free Shows, 21 and older
Feb. 4, 7 - 9pm: Tony Holiday & The Velvetones
Feb. 11, 7 - 9pm: Parlour Hounds
Feb. 18, 7 - 9pm: Strange Americans
Feb 25, 7 - 9pm: Jensen Buck
March 4, 7-9pm: Country Lips
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PARK CITY BASE AREA
Park City Mountain Resort
Park City, UT
1345 Lowell Ave
Free Concerts, Fridays at 3pm
Feb. 3: Bruce Music
Feb. 10: Simply B
Feb. 11: Bro Band
Feb. 18: The Sandoval Brothers
Feb. 24: Nate Robinson
Feb. 25: Barbaloot Suitz
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CANYONS VILLAGE
Canyons Resort
Park City, UT
4000 Canyons Resort Dr
Free Concerts, Saturdays at 3pm
Feb. 4: Candy's River House
Feb. 11: Zach Parrish
Feb. 18: Triggers & Slips
Feb. 25: Will Baxter Band
March 1: Jordan Saucier
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KIMBALL ART CENTER
Park City, UT
1401 Kearns Blvd.
Open Mon-Fri: 10-5pm, Sat & Sun: 12-5pm
FREE
Current Main Gallery Exhibit:
Thirty-Three: Celebrating 33 Years Of The Independent Spirit & Sundance Film Festival
Jan. 19th - Feb. 12th
Thirty-Three celebrates the high caliber of diverse and sometimes wild, but always thought-provoking, 33 years of the Sundance Film Festival with a collection of artists that embody the Festival’s innovative, edgy, provocative spirit
Current Cafe Exhibit:
Food for Thought: Photographs by Christopher Boffoli
Jan. 19th - Mar. 19th
Christopher Boffoli’s photographs feature tiny people in a world of big food. His Big Appetites series has been published in more than 100 countries around the world, and featured in the New York Times, Washington Post, and the Village Voice, among many more. The clever photographic vignettes evoke an uncanny likeness to the world at large and also inspire deeper reflections of our relationship to food.
Upcoming Exhibit:
Feb. 18 - April 16th
Groundbreaking: Innovations in Clay
For thousands of years, clay has been dug from the ground and transformed into objects of functional, symbolic, or decorative use. Groundbreaking presents compelling works by 12 artists turning longstanding traditions upside down. With work by Akio Takamori, Lauren Mabry, Christina West, and more, the exhibition brings together nationally-recognized artists from across the country who are creating riveting new compositions and pushing the boundaries of clay.
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PARK CITY MUSEUM
Park City, UT
528 Main Street
Open Mon-Sat: 10-7pm, Sun: 12-6pm
Preserving, protecting and promoting Park City's history & heritage. Exhibits include a scale model of a late 19th century Mega Mine, an original car from the world's only Skier Subway, and an exploration of the great wealth divide between miners and mine owners.
Volunteers Needed
Orientations:
Tues. Feb. 7: 5-7pm
Wed., Feb. 15: 3-5pm
The Park City Museum is looking for new volunteers to help install and take down traveling exhibits, catalog and process collection items, assist in the Research Library, help with special events, lead both adult tours and school group programs, and assist as gallery guides. All are invited to attend a new volunteer orientation to learn more. Please contact Diane Knispel at [email protected] or 435-649-7457 ext. 102.
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SNEAK PEAK: KIMBALL JUNCTION TRANSIT CENTER PUBLIC ART
Park City, UT
6506 N. Landmark Dr.
How We Move is a new public art installation planned for the Kimball Junction Transit Center. The project explores the dynamics of movement with six different bus shelter sculptures. The sculptures are constructed of aluminum ribbons that render the movements of Summit County residents into a visual form. Each was fabricated from data collected by sensors worn by local residents while in motion, including cross-country skiing, walking, bobsledding.
The artwork was developed by a team of collaborators, led by Summit County resident Kevin Arthofer, in partnership with Summit County Transportation and Engineering Departments and the Summit County Public Art Advisory Board.
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ALF ENGEN SKI MUSEUM
Utah Olympic Park, Park City
Open daily from 10-6pm
Located at the Joe Quinney Winter Sports Center at Utah Olympic Park, the Museum's displays honor the athletes, volunteers, and sports from the 2002 Olympic Winter Games. Exhibits also include a Ski History Collection, an Intermountain Ski Hall of Fame, and interactive chairlift and ski jumping experiences. Entrance is free and open to the public.
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SUMMIT COUNTY HISTORICAL MUSEUM
Coalville, UT
60 North Main
Open Mon-Fri: 8-5pm
Located in the basement of the County Courthouse, just 15 minutes from Park City, the Summit County Historical Museum gives visitors a snapshot of local history and heritage. Tours available by prior arrangement by calling 435-336-3200.
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ARTique FIRST FRIDAY
Kamas, UT
283 N. Main Street
Feb. 3: 6-9pm
March 3: 6-9pm
For more information, visit the ARTique Facebook page via the link above or call 435-640-8048.
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GALLERY STROLL
LAST FRIDAY
Main Street, Park City
Feb. 24: 6-9pm
The Last Friday Gallery Stroll, presented by the Park City Gallery Association, is a free community event held each month to give locals and Park City visitors the opportunity to explore Park City’s exciting art scene. Gallery openings, special exhibits, and light refreshments are part of the experience.
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KIMBALL ART CENTER
Park City, UT
1401 Kearns Blvd.
The Kimball Art Center offers a wide variety of classes and camps for all ages and abilities. Browse the winter/spring class catalog online. February's highlights include pastel and watercolor basics, a sock puppet workshop, and creative drawing for teens and tweens.
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UTAH CONSERVATORY
Park City, UT
4593 Silver Springs Drive
Music instruction for all ages and levels in voice, piano, guitar, cello, drums, trumpet, violin, acting, music theory, and more. Master classes and community performances are also programmed.
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FOX SCHOOL OF WINE
Silver Baron Lodge, Park City
2900 Deer Valley Drive East
Saturdays 6-7pm through April 1st.
A casual, fun wine tasting class guaranteed to get you laughing and learning. Each class gives both the beginner and the experienced wine lover a glimpse into little known stories, facts, and history that make the world of wine so interesting. Call 435-655-WINE for reservations. 21 and older.
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PARK CITY LIBRARY
Park City, UT
1255 Park Avenue
The Park City Library, in the heart of Old Town, offers an outstanding collection of over 70,000 books, e-books, periodicals, audio-visual materials, free public computers, and wireless Internet access. Preschool and toddler story times and music classes are held weekly. Residents and visitors are welcome.
From Feb. through March 19, Early Utah Masterpieces will be on display in the second floor gallery. The exhibit is part of the Utah Arts & Museums Traveling Series of the State's Fine Arts Collection. The 26 prints celebrate the rich history of visual arts in Utah and range from landscapes to portraits.
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SUMMIT COUNTY LIBRARY
Kimball Junction Branch, Park City
1885 W. Ute Blvd.
The Summit County Library’s mission is to foster lifelong learning opportunities and enrich lives through innovative resources and programming. Additional library locations include the Coalville Branch, Kamas Branch, and Bookmobile. Activities by branch can be viewed via the above link. Programs offered include an afterschool homework club, toddler story time, and a knitting club.
The Kimball Junction Branch Library displays rotating art exhibits in its entry hallway.
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