June 2023
As one of the fastest growing sports in the country, kayak fishing offers anglers a new way to access fishing spots. Kayakers can go into shallow water where the fish are and where most boats cannot follow.
Find out more »Jordanelle Tri offers a sprint and Olympic distance in the Rock Cliff area of Jordanelle Reservoir in Francis. Come swim, bike and run for what’s been named one of Triathlete Magazine’s Top 100 events in the Nation!
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Activities include music, games and awards for the cars of all makes and models — including trucks. Stop and talk to the collectors and owners of these beautiful cars.
Find out more »Hosted by Park City Gardens, the fourth annual Plein Air in the Gardens allows artists to paint amongst the beauty of Park City Gardens, as visitors enjoy live music, entertainment and refreshments.
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Park City’s largest outdoor dinner party offering diners a unique celebration of fabulous food, drink and live music while seated in the middle of Main Street. Park City’s best restaurants will showcase their culinary talents in an open air community celebration. Make a reservation directly with a participating restaurant of your choice.
Find out more »Support these young ladies and find out who will be crowned the new Miss Wasatch.
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A day of hiking, yoga and libations – community coming together to support Women’s Health and Health Equity in the Wasatch Back. This annual event is the primary fundraising event for The People’s Health Clinic, where 70% of the patients in need are women.
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Nosh will provide an authentic middle eastern lamb roast in the Summit Community Gardens.
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Join the weekly cornhole tournaments on Tuesdays, with players with all levels of experience. If you don’t have a partner, they provide “Swap/Switcholio” tournament software to match players up with random partners for 4 Round Robin matches.
Find out more »When you look around your home, what could you repurpose and restyle to meet a need? This program explores the history of feed sacks, the reuse of a simple piece of leftover fabric, and how homemakers used what was available to them to meet the needs of their families and how that history can inspire us today.
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