Past Events

Green Drinks is an opportunity to meet and mingle with other eco-conscious people, and hear from local leaders about sustainability, environmental and social advocacy issues. The topic Nov 8 is energy. Join Sarah Wright, Executive Director of Utah Clean Energy and Tom Moyer from Wasatch Back Citizens Climate Lobby (CCL) for updates on how Utah is doing practically and politically with energy transition.  Additionally, Pete Olson from PJ Builders and Tim Chesley from Chesley Electric will share stories about their recent ‘Net Zero’…

One of the prime bands in the 80's New Wave era who were also known for their bizarrely teased haircuts. Featuring all four original members: Mike Score, Ali Score, Paul Reynolds and Frank Maudsley.

Join the Swaner Preserve and EcoCenter on Antelope Island to witness the current state of the Great Salt Lake. Take a 1-mile round-trip walk to the water with experts Jaimi Butler and Wendy Wilson to learn about how we can support this critical habitat. Registration opens September 1.

Join the Park City Board of Realtors and the community at large in “Giving Hunger the Bird” by providing more than 2,500 turkeys to Summit and Wasatch County residents.  This is an AMAZING  initiative we all should be participating in!  There are options to contribute via Venmo and Paypal, as well through their website.  

The Black Freedom Movement is often seen as dominated by male Christians, but history reveals that’s not the case. In this lecture, Joseph Stuart examines different forms of activism practiced by three Black freedom leaders, taking a closer look at how ideas about race, gender, religion, and bodies shaped Malcolm X’s, Fannie Lou Hamer’s, and Martin Luther King, Jr.’s approaches to achieving Black freedom in the United States and abroad. Registration is required. 

This Tony Award winning rock musical tells the story of a group of impoverished young artists struggling to survive and create a life in Lower Manhattan's East Village in the thriving days of bohemian Alphabet City, under the shadow of HIV/AIDS.

As part of making sure as many visitors as possible can see the Museum, admission is FREE on the third Saturday of every month through the end of the year!