Upcoming Events

A hands-on science exhibition about the nature and wonder of snow and the impact of climate change on our snowy planet. The exhibition follows snow’s journey from tiny crystals to vast winter landscapes to abundant spring snowmelt. Visitors explore how snow shapes and sustains life on Earth, snow’s vital roles in sustaining our water supply and cooling our planet and the cultural and personal value of snow.

See the captivating historical images of Lewis Baltz’s Park City series alongside the work of contemporary artist Rodrigo Valenzuela, who explores issues of labor, alienation and displacement. Throughout the 1970s, Lewis Baltz captured the changing landscape he observed throughout different parts of the American West. Kimball Art Center will present the historical images of Lewis Baltz (1945-2014) from his celebrated Park City (1980) series, comprised of 102 photographs taken from 1978 to 1979 in a then- developing section of the…

Annual celebration of our community’s youngest artists. All kindergarten through 12th grade students in Summit and Wasatch counties are invited to participate, creating work around a common theme. This year’s theme focuses on “change,” and students were invited to think about change in our communities, reflecting on the Wasatch Back past, present and future. The unfettered imagination of these highly skilled and creative students produces artworks that are both revealing and thought-provoking.

Titled “A Tale of Belle and the Beast on Ice!” This performance will show off Park City’s finest. A fun performance for all.

On May 7, 1915 the famed luxury liner Lusitania was sunk by the German submarine U-20. Of the 2000 passengers and crew, 1193 souls perished. The bodies of 600 people were never recovered. One of Park City’s own, John Edward “Jack” Inman, was on board traveling to visit his parents in the United Kingdom. Join to learn his fate and the overall significance of Lusitania’s sinking. Lecture by David Nicholas and Stuart Stanek.