Jim Santy Auditorium, Park City
1255 Park Avenue
Friday & Saturdays at 8pm
Sundays at 6pm
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Additional Films this Month:
Dec. 1-3: Loving Vincent
Dec. 2: Jungle Book (4pm)
Dec. 8-10: Victoria and Abdul
Dec. 9: Le Chant de la Mar (4pm)
Dec. 10: Twelfth Night/National Theater Live (1pm)
Dec. 14: Down the Fence (7pm)
Dec. 15-17: The Square
Dec. 21: It's a Wonderful Life (6pm)
Dec. 22 - 24: Wonderstruck
Dec. 22-29: Winter Break Film Series (4pm daily)
Dec. 29-30: The Florida Project
Jan 6: Hidden Figures (4pm) |
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BRANDed PC
@Kimball Art Center
Park City, UT
1401 Kearns Blvd
Dec. 2: 7:30-9pm
Dec. 4 - 8: 10-7pm
Dec. 9 - 10: 12-5pm
Dec. 4, 10 - 4pm
Produced by the Park City Summit County Arts Council, BRANDed PC is an 8 day pop-up spotlighting 40+ local creative makers and their stories.
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SILLY HOLIDAY BAZAAR
Park City Marriott
Park City, UT
1895 Sidewinder Drive
Dec. 1: 5-9pm
Dec. 2: 10-6pm
Dec. 3: 10-2pm
A free, festive holiday marketplace with 90 artisans, artists and crafters from across the Wasatch brought to you by Park Silly Market.
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BALLET WEST PARK CITY NUTCRACKER
Eccles Center for Performing Arts
Park City, UT
1750 Kearns Blvd.
Saturday, Dec. 2, 2pm & 5:30pm
Enjoy the holiday magic as Ballet West Academy at Park City presents the PARK CITY NUTCRACKER.
This abbreviated family show brings the Nutcracker to life for adults and children alike with battling mice and soldiers, stunning snowflakes and flowers, dazzling dancing dolls and the ever popular elephants. A Park City Holiday tradition.
Tickets range from $15-$25. Call 855-222-2849 or click the link above.
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PARK CITY INSTITUTE
Eccles Center for Performing Arts
Park City, UT
1750 Kearns Blvd.
The 20th Anniversary of the Main Stage season of the Park City Institute has much in store for December at the George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Center for the Performing Arts.
Dec. 9: Robert Cray, 7:30pm
Dec. 16: MOMIX, 7:30pm
Dec. 20: Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, 7:30pm
Dec. 27: Lucky Diaz & the Family Jam Band, 2pm & 6pm
Dec. 31: New Years Eve Celebration, 8pm
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MOUNTAIN TOWN MUSIC
Park City, UT
Mountain Town Music offers a variety of music programming to stimulate a sense of groove for music lovers, life lovers & everybody in between. They believe in the power of music and are creating one community under a groove with every show that they program throughout Summit County.
Click here to check out what MTM has in store for December including the Snyderville Electric Band, Karl Denson's Tiny Universe, Andy Frasco & the UN, Will Baxter Band and more. |
KAMAS VALLEY CHRISTMAS CONCERT
DeJoria Center
Kamas, UT
970 UT-32
Dec. 16: 6:30pm doors, 7pm show
Ring in the spirit of the season with a musical Kamas Christmas. Featured performances include the Wasatch Back Choir & Orchestra with Guest Artists: Marj Desius, and Shrink The Giant. The Kamas Children’s Choir, Tapestry, BMDC Dancers, Olivia Lee- Aerial Artist, and the Combined Youth Orchestra will also be performing. This concert is free and open to the public. |
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EGYPTIAN THEATRE
Park City, UT
328 Main Street
Dec. 1 -2 : Stand up Comedy
Dec. 7 - 9: Elf the Musical, Jr.
Dec.14 - 17: Holiday Spectacular & Sing-Along
Dec. 20 - 21: It's a Beautiful Day Farewell Tour
Dec. 22 - 25: Kurt Bestor
Dec. 26 - 28: Gabriel Sanchez presents: THE PRINCE EXPERIENCE
Dec. 29 - 31: Who's Bad? The Ultimate Michael Jackson Tribute
Jan. 4 - 6: Richard Thompson Solo Acoustic
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SONGS FOR A WINTER SEASON
Park City, UT
Dec.10, 7pm, Park City Community Church
Dec. 16, 7pm, St. Luke's Church
Purchase tickets online or at Smith's, Kimball Junction.
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KIMBALL ART CENTER
Park City, UT
1401 Kearns Blvd.
Open Mon - Fri: 10 - 5pm, Sat & Sun: 12 - 5pm
FREE
Opening Dec. 16th in the Main Gallery, David Habben Flow unites the artist’s two creative modes—the personal one within the pages of his sketchbooks, and the collaborative one of his Be Somewhere series. Here, the abstract compositions of Be Somewhere—work that documents time, place and energy—become the base for a new story, oftentimes with the wit and humor that is characteristic of his sketches.
On December 15, Habben will be joined by dancers from the Duhaime Movement Project. While watching them perform, Habben will create a new large-scale painting. This newly-created piece will be presented alongside Habben’s original sketchbooks and captivating compositions that bring these two worlds together. Please RSVP here. |
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PARK CITY MUSEUM
Park City, UT
528 Main Street
Open Mon - Sat: 10 - 7pm, Sun: 10 - 6pm
FREE LOCALS DAY: Dec. 5
Preserving, protecting and promoting Park City's history & heritage. On view in the Tozer Gallery through Jan. 10 is The Way We Worked exhibition, which examines the strength and spirit of American workers through archival images, compelling videos, and fascinating interviews. The exhibition, created by the National Archives, is part of Museum on Main Street, and collaboration between the Smithsonian Institution and State Humanities Councils nationwide. |
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SWANER PRESERVE
& ECOCENTER
Park City, UT
1258 Center Drive
Open Wed - Sun: 10 - 4pm
The Swaner Preserve and EcoCenter has exhibits about the surrounding environment. They offer weekly nature tours, wildlife viewing opportunities, environmental education for children and adults, evening lecture series, a gift shop with local and ecofriendly art. Visit the EcoCenter to learn more about their wetland ecosystem and the 10 miles of trails to explore! Check out their calendar of events for December happenings. |
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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 and also include a Ski History Collection, an Intermountain Ski Hall of Fame, and interactive chairlift and ski jumping exhibits. Entrance is free and open to the public.
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SUMMIT COUNTY HISTORICAL MUSEUM
Coalville, UT
60 North Main
Open Mon - Fri: 9 - 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
6th Annual Holiday Celebration
Kamas, UT
283 N. Main Street
Friday Dec. 1: 6 - 9pm
Holiday Celebration: food, drinks & local handmade gifts! 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
Friday, Dec. 29, 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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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.
On view Dec. 7 - Feb. 25, the Park City Library presents their Winter Art Exhibition, featuring the Summit County Traveling Art Exhibit and paintings by local artist Heather Stamenov. The Summit County Traveling Exhibit highlights works celebrating the County’s rich landscape and heritage. Stamenov is an observational painter, passionate about the tactility of paint, color relationships and mark making.
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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, however the Kamas Branch will be closed through December in preparation for their new location at the Kamas Services Building.
Be sure to catch the Grinch at the Coalville and Kimball Junction branches on Dec. 21. After a screening of the classic Dr. Seuss film (26 min.), they will have a visit from the GRINCH himself! Join them for a fun-filled evening and meet the famous character who taught us all what the holidays are really about. Hopefully he'll be in a good mood! All ages welcome. More info here.
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