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  • 4 weeks ago | townlift.com | Kirsten Kohlwey |Meredith Gustman

    PARK CITY, Utah — The Miners Hospital Community Center will host some longtime favorite artists and new artists from around the Wasatch community in April. On Friday, April 25, they are debuting their new wandering minstrels, with Wyatt Pike performing from 5 – 7 p.m. Mediums represented in April range from hand-crafted stained glass over wearable art and adornments to images created using photography, mixed media, collages, and a large range of paint mediums.

  • 1 month ago | townlift.com | Meredith Gustman |Julie Snyder |Rebecca Brenner |Danielle Miles

    PARK CITY, Utah — Summit County’s long-awaited public art installation at the Jeremy Ranch roundabouts is progressing toward installation this summer, with community engagement set to begin in April. The Summit County Public Art Advisory Board (SCPAAB) selected “Encounter” by DKLA Design as the winning proposal for the two roundabouts at the Jeremy Ranch/Pinebrook exits (Exit 141) on Interstate 80.

  • 1 month ago | townlift.com | Meredith Gustman |Rebecca Brenner |Michele Roepke

    PARK CITY, Utah — Professional skateboarder Ryan Sheckler will return to Woodward Park City this summer to lead a weeklong training camp for youth athletes from June 23–27. Sheckler, a three-time X Games gold medalist, will work with skateboarders ages 7-17 of all skill levels during the five-day program.

  • 1 month ago | townlift.com | Rebecca Brenner |Meredith Gustman |Kirsten Kohlwey

    PARK CITY, Utah — The Sundance Institute has announced the inaugural cohort of fellows selected for its newly launched Cultural Impact Residency, a six-month online program created to honor the legacy of the late social justice advocate Michael Latt. Eight early-career storytellers were chosen across three creative tracks—fiction, nonfiction, and episodic writing-directing—through the Institute’s digital community platform, Sundance Collab.

  • 1 month ago | townlift.com | Kevin Cody |Marina Knight |Meredith Gustman

    UTAH—Utahns in Davis, Salt Lake, Tooele, and Weber counties can get up to $200 to replace gas-powered lawn equipment with electric alternatives through a limited-time program launching Monday. The Charge Your Yard program opens its application window on Monday, March 24, from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., offering incentives on a first-come, first-served basis until funds run out. Residents of Davis, Salt Lake, Tooele and Weber counties are eligible.

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