October 2021
The Kimball Art Center presents three exhibitions exploring contemporary views of our urban and natural landscapes. David Hartt: On Exactitude in Science (Watts) David Hartt creates work that unpacks the social, cultural and economic complexities of his various subjects. He explores how historic ideas and ideals persist or transform over time. Paintings by Claire Sherman Claire Sherman’s current works represent the natural world in a manner that makes her landscapes both recognizable and utterly imaginative, inviting yet daunting. In Memoriam:…
Find out more »Park City’s hippest place to be spotted on a Wednesday afternoon. Stop by for just-picked produce, fresh baked bread and arts and crafts from local vendors.
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How can slow and steady win the race? Does bigger always mean better? The Survival of the Slowest exhibit features animals that are slow, small or weak and explores how they use these traits to thrive. There’s a sloth, hedgehog, tortoise and more to show how these animals’ slow adaptations have helped them in the wild. Plus, there’s a special member opening on Oct 1 from 1 – 7 pm.
Find out more »Save yourself a trip to the landfill and take advantage of Dumpster Days. Two large bins will be placed on Woodbine Way for garbage and yard waste.
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