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Back in the Saddle

Experience the excitement and synergy of the new partership between Swaner Preserve and EcoCenter and Utah State University at this year's "Back in the Saddle" event on September 4, 2010 at Gray Barron Ranch in Park City. The evening activities start with a Mix 'n Mingle, followed by "A Symphony of Movement and Life": a unique equine-orchestral performance. Afterwards, enjoy a dinner provided by Culinary Crafts, along with dancing and other activities. For more information or to RSVP, please contact Teri. Rasmussen@usu.edu or 888-653-6246.

Huck Fest

Huck Fest is an annual event at Utah Olympic Park where freeriders, aerialst and moguls skiers come together to compete at the UOP splash pool. Saturday, Sept. 4. Fun to watch and open to the public.  Come at 2 to watch the practice and stay for the competition starting at 3:00.

Sunrise Rotary Weekly Meetings

The Park City Sunrise Rotary Club meets every Thursday morning, 7:15AM, for Breakfast at The Grand Summit Hotel at The Canyons. All are welcome, please join them.

Check out ParkCityGreen.org!

ParkCityGreen.org is a free non-profit website created by Park City Foundation and Park City Municipal. Fill in your carbon footprint info and find out how you can save energy, water, and money AND help save the planet. So... logon to ParkCityGreen.org to sign up and start saving.

English as a Second Language Class

Free ESL-English as a Second Language-classes on Tuesdays at 6:00 pm Each class is a complete lesson; bring paper and pencil. Kimball Junction Library. This class is for Adult non-native speakers of English.

Monthly Meeting Delta Airlines Pioneers

Delta Pioneers, a non-profit organization for retirees, invites retirees from Delta Airlines and any of their merged companies such as NorthWest,Western,Pan American,Pacific Northern, or North East are invited to a monthly luncheon and meeting at the Golden Corral in West Valley City on the fourth Wednesday of each month. The next meeting is Wed., August 25. Lunch will start at 11:30 and meeting at noon. Contact Rod Vogel @ 801 633 9992 for further info All Departments welcome

Book donations welcome

Friends of the Park City Library accepts donations of books, current magazines, books on tape, etc. year round at the library, 1255 Park Ave. The books are sorted into categories and sold at the Friends' Annual Used Book Sale over Labor Day weekend. All proceeds of the sale are used to enhance the services the library provides. Please take them books you no longer need.

Summer 2010 Visa Learn To Fly ski jumping camps

Try ski jumping with Olympian Alan Alborn and the Park City Nordic Ski Club at the Utah Olympic Park. The Visa Learn to Fly camps are geared towards 6-11 year old boys and girls who want a little more wind beneath their wings while enhancing their all around ski skills. Camps are only $45 and the final camp this year will be held Sept 24th. Call Alan at 435-645-7660 or visit our website www.pcnordicskiclub.org Come fly with us.

Utah Olympic Park Rides Open for Summer!

The Utah Olympic Park Ziplines, Quicksilver Alpine Slide and Comet Bobsled will open for the summer June 12. The rides will be open seven days a week through Labor Day. As always, the Park is open seven days a week with no charge to enter or explore the museums.

Free Guided Hikes

Basin Recreation is offering free guided hikes on some of their most popular and little known trails. This is a great opportunity to meet some people, find some new trails and get some exercise. Go to www.basinrecreation.org for dates and locations.

Historic Walking Tours

Historic Main Street Walking Tours are back again for the Summer Season! This one hour tour is a great way to familiarize yourself with Main Street or simply learn something you never knew before. Tickets are available at the Park City store on the day of the tour for $5. Tours are subject to weather conditions, and are capped at 15 guests per tour. Tours run Monday-Friday and leave the Park City Museum store at 2pm. Tours through September 3rd. email tknoeller@parkcityhistory.org with questions or special requests.

Spanish I Class Wednesdays. 6-7:30

Summit County Library offers Spanish I classes on Wednesdays from 6-7:30. If you have any questions, call Jordan at 615-3948.

Park City Road Runners Club

Park City Runners Club invites runners of all abilities to attend weekly training runs, starting from the NewPark Plaza on Thursday evenings, 6pm. Make new friends and improve your fitness in a fun way. Call 435-640-4450 for info.

St. Regis Big Stars, Bright Nights concerts on sale now

TICKETS ARE ON SALE NOW FOR THE ST. REGIS BIG STARS, BRIGHT NIGHTS SUMMER CONCERT SERIES AT DEER VALLEY. THE 2010 LINE-UP SIZZLES WITH: GRAMMY-WINNING MICHAEL MCDONALD, AUG. 8; LEGENDARY EARTH, WIND & FIRE, AUG. 20; AND COUNTRY/BLUEGRASS/NEWGRASS-ERS RYAN BINGHAM, CROOKED STILL AND SARA WATKINS, SEPT. 6. SHOWS ARE HELD RAIN OR SHINE. CALL 435-655-3114 OR VISIT ECCLESCENTER.ORG FOR TICKETS & PUNCH CARDS.

Learn To Ski Jump

The Park City Nordic Ski Club is offering Learn to Ski jump camps this Summer at the Utah Olympic Park. Learn to Fly with Olympian and American record holder Alan Alborn. Visa Learn to Fly camps are geared towards 6-11 year old boys and girls who want a little more wind beneath their wings while enhancing their ski skills. Each camp is 2 hours on July 24th, August 14th, and September 24th. Call Alan Alborn at 435-645-7660 or visit our website to register www.pcnordicskiclub.org

Share The Road

This summer, Park City Municipal Corporation embarks on several projects to make the town more walking and biking friendly, and is asking everyone, including road cyclists, motorists and pedestrians, to please; slow down, smile and share the road.

For information and updates on construction in and around Park City, go to www.parkcity.org. This message is brought to you on behalf of Park City Municipal Corporation, Snyderville Basin Special Recreation District and the Mountain Trails Foundation.

Live Arts on the Patio at the Kimball Art Center

The Kimball Art Center and the Park City Professional Artists' Association present Live Arts at the Kimball September 11, 2010, from noon until 6 pm. Professional artists of various media including oil, acrylic and watercolor painting, drawing, silver smithing and jewelry making, cast bronze sculpting and pottery making will demonstrate and display their artwork for free to the public outside on the lower patio of the Kimball Art Center.For more information, contact kbowmancarter@gmail.com

Weekly Nature Walks

The Swaner EcoCenter offers weekly Wednesday nature walks at 10:00 on the South side of the Swaner Preserve. Join them for an easy stroll and learn about the history of Swaner, the animals and plants that call the Preserve home, and how the Preserve changes through the seasons. Boots or mud shoes are recommended. Reservations for nature walks are required and there is a $5.00 fee for non-members. To RSVP, please call Nell at 435.649.1767 ext. 113, Nell@SwanerEcoCenter.org, or Savannah@SwanerEcoCenter.org.

Park City Blue Sky Week

It's the 10th Anniversary of Rocky Mountain Power's Blue Sky Program. Park City's Council has declared September 6th through 10th as Blue Sky Week. Park City currently has an 11 percent community participation rate but our goal is to climb even higher to 15 percent. Blue Sky representatives are at local events all week to help you sign up for renewable energy. Sign up for Blue Sky online at recycleutah.org.

Community Yard Sale at Recycle Utah through September 2010

Through the end of September, Recycle Utah will be hosting the Community Yard Sales on Saturday's August 28, September 11 and 25th from 9 am until noon. Visit www.recycleutah.org for more information and to register. Thank you for supporting your local non-profit drop- off recycling center.

Breastfeeding support meetings

La Leche (Lah Lay' chay) League of Park City now meets twice each month! On the 2nd Tuesday at 10 am and the 4th Tuesday at 6:30 pm, to offer breastfeeding support and information. Next meeting Tuesday morning, September 14 and Tuesday evening, Sept., 28. Call Karen for info or details at 435-640-4074.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Summit & Wasatch County-Seeking Volunteers

Get ready to make a difference in a child's life! Big Brothers/Big Sisters is a donor and volunteer supported organization proven to help children succeed by pairing them with caring adult volunteers. Adult role models are needed in Summit County to help children learn, grow and develop a stronger sense of who they are in the world. Children in Park City are waiting for role models. Call 435-649-9366 to find out how to get involved.

Parent/Kid Skateboard Clinic

Calling all parents and kids! Park City Racquet Club is offering a skate clinic in which parents and kids can learn to skateboard together! Adults without children are welcome, but children must attend with a parent. For ages 6 years and older; all abilities welcome! Participants must wear helmets and pads. Clinic will be held at the city skate park Sundays from 8:30-10:00 am-first session beginning September 12th. Registration ends September 9th; register at www.parkcityrecreation.org or call the Racquet Club at 615-5400.

Visit the Historic Echo Church

Interested in the Pony Express? Pioneer trails? Railroads? The Lincoln Highway? Then visit the Historic Echo Church. Built in 1869, the Echo Church is one of the oldest buildings in Summit County. Thanks to the generous support of the Summit County RAP fund, the Church is open every Saturday through Labor Day weekend from 11am to 4pm. Just 30 miles east of Park City on I-80 Exit 169.

New Overeaters Anonymous Meeting

New in Park City: 12-step group for anyone who struggles wtih addictive food-related behaviors such as binging, compulsive eating, undereating, excessive exercise, etc. Meets Thursdays 6:00-6:45 PM at St. Luke's Episcopal Church, 4595 N. Silver Springs Dr.For information call 801-494-7815.

 

Food Deliveries to the Navajo Reservation

Adopt-A-Native-Elder needs drivers to deliver supplies to Elders on the Navajo Reservation this fall. Drivers take their own vehicles and pay their expenses while getting a special opportunity to directly assist Native Elders in the company of other caring volunteers. Volunteer drivers are the only way we can get food to the Reservation. Please help Adopt-A-Native Elder make sure that the Elders receive their food this fall. Foodrun dates are Sept. 28; Oct. 1, Oct. 5, Oct. 9, and Oct. 10; Oct. 14. For more information, call 435-649-0535.

Park City High School Men's Lacrosse Fall Ball

Park City High School Mens lacrosse Fall practice will be starting on September 2, This is a good time to come and see what lacrosse in Park City is all about. The first step back to the state champoinship If you want to play contact head coach Rich Levi at 435-714-0551.

Main Street Business Alliance meetings

The Historic MAin Street Business Alliance meets the third Tuesday of every month at 8:30 a.m. at Treasure Mountain Inn. Next meeting is September 21. District businesses are invited to join in on the conversation. Check www.rightonmain.org for the current month's agenda.

Elementary School Tutors Needed

Become a tutor & help students at McPolin and Parley's Park elementary schools be more successful in school. Volunteers are needed for a once a week commitment throughout the school year. Community service hours are available for students 8th grade and up. For information and to volunteer, contact Monika with the Park City Education Foundation at pcef@pcschools.us or 615-0235

New Exhibit, "Living in Harmony: Music Makes Community"

Music is an integral part of Park City life today, but has it always been that way? Visit the Park City Museum's latest exhibit, "Living in Harmony," to see how music influenced the town from dedicated miners playing in the Park City Military Band, even as they suffered with lung disease, to the birth of award-winning local public radio station KPCW and concerts by world renowned musicians. Go to www.parkcityhistory.org to learn more!

Park City Area Showcase of Homes

THE 2010 PARK CITY AREA SHOWCASE OF HOMES WILL BE HELD AUGUST 21 & 22, AUGUST 28 & 29 AND SEPTEMBER 4, 5 & 6. THIS YEAR'S SHOWCASE WILL FEATURE 10 NEW HOMES IN THE PARK CITY AND THE HEBER VALLEY AREA. DISCOUNTED TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE AT ALL SMITHSTIX LOCATIONS, AND AT www.PCShowcaseOfHomes.com.

PC TEEN

In High School? Looking for things to do on the weekends? Check out pcteen.org for what's going on in your own backyard. Find them on Facebook too: PC TEEN or join Party Rangers to be on the list for the biggest and best high school parties in Park City!!

Adult Coed Volleyball League Register by Sept. 26

It's time for adult fall volleyball with Park City Recreation. Coed league play begins Wednesday October 6-December 15, 2010 at the Treasure Mountain International School gym. Cost per team is $275.00, registration is open until September 26th, space is limited! Find information at www.parkcityrecreation.org or call 615-5400.

Egyptian Theatre Golf Scramble and Social

The Egyptian Theatre will be hosting a Golf Tournament at Homestead Resort Sunday September 12th. Check-in will begin at noon with a BBQ lunch, the tournament will begin at 1:30 PM with a shotgun start and a silent auction and social will follow the tournament. Entries are $100 per person and may be purchased online at www.parkcityshows.com or by calling 435-649-9371.

The Great American Trailer Park Musical

Pull that PBR out of your purse and crackr open cuz youre about to see the most jaw dropping, knee slappin comedic live theatre since-well since ever! The Great American Trailer Park Musical will run September 17th through October 3rd, with shows Thursday through Saturday nights at 8:00 PM and Sundays at 6:00 PM. Tickets are $18 in advance, $20 at the door, and $25 for cabaret seating. Call 435-649-9371 or visit www.parkcityshows.com for more information.

Sundance Institute Film Series: Rocket Science

Join The Sundance Institute at the Film Series' presentation of  Rocket Science, screening at the Park City Library on Sept. 8 at 7 PM. A stuttering teenager falls in love with the star of the debate team and is asked to join her competitive world.

Park City Recreation Group Fitness Updates

Park City Recreation is gearing up for fall with additional Spinning classes! Beginning September 13th, join Penny every Monday and Wednesday at 8:30 am at the new location on 1255 Iron Horse Drive directly across from the Windy Ridge Cafe. ALSO! Zumba at City Park will now be held at a new time of 6:00 pm on Wednesdays beginning September 1st! For more class schedule information visit our website at parkcityrecreation.org or call our front desk at 615-5400.

Summit County Council Seeks Public Input on Open Space Bond

The Summit County Council seeks public input on the proposed Resolution 2010-11, a bond for up to $25 million, slated to be on the November ballot. The bond would finance all or part of the costs to acquire recreational open space property, construct trails and related improvements, and pay costs of issuance of the bonds. The public is asked to provide comment at the County Council meeting Wednesday, September 1, at 6:00 p.m., at the Sheldon Richins Building, 1885 West Ute Blvd, Kimball Junction. For more information, contact Ashley Kohler at 435.336.3128, or akoehler@co.summit.ut.us.

Creekside Park Grand Opening September 2nd!

Park City has a new park! The new Creekside Park is located behind the fire station on Holiday Ranch Loop. Come celebrate its grand opening Thursday September 2nd! The new park features all new play ground equipment, restrooms, and expansion of the dirt jump park. Ribbon cutting with the Mayor and City Council will be at 5:00 pm, please walk or ride a bike as parking is limited. For more information contact Ken Fisher at 615-5411.

Dog Obedience Classes

Do you have a new puppy? Or a dog you would love to learn a few new tricks? Park City Recreation begins another session of Dog Obedience classes Tuesday September 21st. Three levels of training are offered to fit the need of your dog with puppy, basic, and intermediate classes. Classes are taught by local certified dog trainer, Heather Hampsten and will be held at the City Park Recreation Building. Registration is open now until classes are filled. You can register online at parkcityrecreation.org or call the facility at 615-5400.

Rail Trail Detour

The Rail Trail waterline construction will be moving into the Wyatt Earp area. Wyatt Earp Way to the Skid Row trail will be closed to pedestrian and bike traffic. A detour will be established and signed, indicating a safe route of travel for pedestrians and cyclists. Please respect all signage, as well as the detour, in the name of safety.

Griefshare program

Community members who have experienced the death of family or friend are invited to attend the weekly Griefshare program at Mountain Life Church. Beginning September 1st and running for 13 weeks, this drop in program will offer encouragement, comfort, sharing and valuable information on renewing hope. To register or for more information contact Tim Deer at 435-615-0079 or at tim@mountainlife.org.

Curb Side Recycling

On Labor Day,Curb-It recycling will pick up on their normal schedule.

113th Annual Miners Day Parade

Miners Day Parade entries NEEDED. The Parade is Monday, September 6th. Line-up in Swede Alley at 10am. Entry forms can be found at parkcityrotary.org or call Joe Rametta at 435-640-1745. Join in the fun!

Wildlife Education -Series #3-Wildlife Photography

The Wildlife Protection Society has announced that the third program in their Wildlife Education Series has been scheduled for Thursday, September 2, at 6:30 p.m. Wildlife Photography: Photo Tips and the Use of Social Media will be held in room 109 at the Park City Library, 1776 Park Avenue. Michael Flaherty, local wildlife photographer, will lead the session.

The event is free and open to the public. No reservations are required. For more information, call Pam at 435-649-9403

The Joy2Learn Foundation presents An Elegant Evening of Music with Alan Gampel

Internationally renowned pianist Alan Gampel will perform an intimate concert to benefit the Joy2Learn Foundation. Joy 2 Learn provides FREE art programs to schools using an internet based, interactive format. The event is Friday, September 3, 2010, 6:00-10:00 PM at The St. Regis Deer Crest Resort. Tickets are $175. RSVP to Dan Cummings at 801-484-5161 or ParkCityJoy2Learn@gmail.com.

PC Library Labor Day Weekend Used Book Sale

The Friends of the Park City Library-Labor Day Weekend Book Sale,  begins with Members' Preview Night, Friday, 9/3, 6-8pm, and continues through the weekend, ending on Labor Day with the Blow Out Bag Sales. Choose from a great selection of current best sellers, children's books, history, science, travel and cook books. All Proceeds benefit the Park City Library. Hours are Sat 9-3, Sun 10-2, Mon 11-2 at The Jim Santy Auditorium on Park Avenue.

Park City Point 2 Point Endurance MTB race

On Sat., Sept. 4th, mountain bikers will be racing  throughout Park City's 350 miles of  trails in the Point to Point endurance race. It all ends at the Canyons Form where local Bryon Friedman will be playing a free concert starting at 5:30 PM. Your purchase of opportunity drawing tickets will support  the Mountain Trails Foundation.  Win a Townie bike, powder skis or a camera. Tickets are available on the day of the event and you must be present to win.

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Running of the Balls

Join the action at the annual, World Famous, Running of the Balls event. Experience the excitement of watching 3000 golf balls race, bounce and roll down Park City's Main Street on Miner's Day, Sept. 6 10:45 am. Prizes include season passes to Deer Valley, The Canyons and PCMR, Skullcandy gear, and more. Balls sold for $5.00 each or 5 balls for $20.00. Buy your balls at the Silly Market, the Museum, Dolly's, Miller Vance or by calling 640-3371. All proceeds benefit local non-profits. Sponsored by the Park City Rotary Club. Parkcityrotary.com

Ryan Bingham with Crooked Still and Sara Watkins

Hot on the heels of Golden Globe and Oscar wins for the critically-acclaimed film, Crazy Heart, husky-voiced, bull riding Ryan Bingham returns to Park City on Labor Day. Ryan Bingham will be joined by Crooked Still, from the soundtrack of music for the HBO show "True Blood", and Sara Watkins, formerly of Nickel Creek. CALL 435-655-3114 OR VISIT ECCLESCENTER.ORG FOR TICKETS.

Funky 5K on Miner's Day

Arts-Kids will hold the Funky 5K run on Miner's Day, Monday, September 6th - Labor Day. The race begins at 8:30 am. Costumes are encouraged. All proceeds go to Arts-Kids, the after-school youth development program. Pre-registration is $20 for adults; $10 for kids at www.arts-kids.org

Adult High School and GED Program

Complete your high school diploma with Park City School District Adult Education. The program begins on September 7 on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday nights from 5 - 8 pm. Head out to the Park City Learning Center and get started. The cost is $35. Call Judy at 615-0216 for more information.

Miner's Day

Join the Park City Rotary Club in celebrating our mining heritage at the 113th Miner's Day Celebration on Monday, September 6. Start with breakfast at City Park and the Funky 5K Run. The World Famous Running of the Balls will race down Main Street at 10:45 am, followed by a Parade. The Fun continues at City Park with lunch, libations, kids' games, and dancing to local bands. The highlight of the day, the Mucking & Drilling competition, begins at 2 pm in City Park. All proceeds benefit local non-profits. For more information, see parkcityrotary.com

Adult E.S.L. Classes

Beginning Sept. 8, The Park City School District Adult English classes will be held at Treasure Mountain Middle School on Monday and Wednesday nights starting at 6:30 p.m. Adults who want to learn to speak English or improve their language skills can start any Monday or Wednesday night. The cost is $20. Very beginning through high intermediate levels are offered. Seasonal employees and visitors are not eligible for this program. For more information, call 615-0216.

Newcomers' Annual Membership Luncheon

Come to the annual membership luncheon and hear speaker, Sarah Pearce, Director of Operations for the Sundance Film Festival. Learn about Newcomers' Activities! Sept. 8, ESCALA LODGE, 11:30-2:00.  Cost is $30. Please RSVP or direct questions to Jean Daly at  435-649-6680.

People's Health Clinic Premiere Caring Community Golf Classic

Step up to the tee at the People's Health Clinic's first-ever Caring Community Golf Classic. The event will take place at the Park Meadows Country Club on Friday, September 10 with a shotgun start at noon. Entry fee includes golf, lunch, 19th hole and gift bag. To register as an individual or a team, call Jenny at People's Health at 435-333-1871 or online at jenny@phcpc.org.

Beethoven and Brahms

The Utah Symphony returns to the stage of Abravanel Hall for the 2010-11 season with a program led by renowned guest conductor Hannu Lintu. The evening features Beethoven's Sixth Symphony, otherwise known as his symphonic recollections of country life. The program concludes with Brahms' dramatic Second Piano Concerto, which features a grand design and a vast array of moods. The performances will be held at Abravanel Hall on Friday, September 10 and Saturday, September 11 at 8:00 p.m. For tickets call 801-355-ARTS or visit www.usuo.org.

5th Annual Oakley Classic Car Show

September 10-11, 2010. 5th Annual Classic Car Show. Join us the 10th for a cruise in on Oakley's Center Street, sock-hop with a live band, car show events start at 8:00 and continue until 5:00 on the 11th proceeds benefit Peace House and Children's Justice Center

Mid Mountain Marathon

The Mountain Trails Foundation and Snyderville Basin Recreation present the Mid Mountain Marathon Sept. 11th. This stunningly scenic almost level single track trail is at 8,000 ft and traverses through Deer Valley Resort, Park City Mountain Resort, The Colony and ends at The Canyons. For more information visit www.mountaintrails.org.

The 12th Annual Cow Ballet

Mountain Town Music presents the 12th Annual Cow Ballet at Woodenshoe Park in Peoa, Utah! Enjoy live music by Muddpuddle and other local artists, fun games for kids and adults, including the infamous cow pie long jump. Food and libations, as well as the graceful Cow Ballet choreographed by Randy Barton, opportunity drawings, a dunk tank, and many more festivities. $10 admission, all proceeds benefit Mountain Town Music, a 501(C)(3) local non-profit organization.

SUPERHERO DANCE PARTY!

P.C. Teen Foundation SUPERHERO DANCE PARTY @ Legacy Lodge at Park City Mountain Resort on Sept 11. Join Party Rangers in celebration of heroes:Wonder Woman, Superman and all the super men and women who do amazing things. Dress as your favorite hero at the first  DANCE PARTY of the fall. Great lights, sound, tunes turned by DJ MAC, VELCRO WALL, JOUSTING MAT, prizes for best costumes, door prizes. Profits from the dance will benefit the new PCHS club that is supporting schools in developing nations. 8:30-11:30 p.m.$7 before 9 p.m, and $10 after. Ages 14-19 years old.

Artspark...Afterschool Art Classes

Are you looking for convenient, high quality,fun art classes for your children taught by state certifed art teachers? Artspark is offered at all Park City elementary schools and Ecker Hill Middle School. Register today at spiroarts.org
Classes limited to 15 students.For more information call Susan Parker 802-878-7426

Black Diamond Fall Fundraiser Party for the Utah Avalanche Center

On September 16, the fall fundraiser party for the Utah Avalanche Center will be held at Black Diamond in Salt Lake with food, beverages, live music, a silent auction, a raffle, and good friends. For more info, go to http://utahavalanchecenter.org

The Duke Ellington Orchestra

Join Principal Pops Conductor Jerry Steichen as he leads the Utah Symphony and the Duke Ellington Orchestra in a concert featuring music by one of the most influential figures in Jazz history. A prolific composer, Ellington created over two thousand pieces of music in his 50 year career. Pieces to be performed in the upcoming concerts include Take the A Train, Caravan, Cotton Tail, and many more. The performances will be held at Abravanel Hall on September 17 and 18 at 8:00 p.m. For tickets call 801-355-ARTS.

St. Lawrence Catholic Church's 5th Annual Fall Festival

St. Lawrence Catholic Church in Heber is having it's Fifth Annual Fall Festival on Saturday, September 18th, 11-6 pm at 100 W. Center Street, behind the County Building. Books & Bake Sale, Farmer's Market, Dog Sled Rides, Buggy Rides, Bounce House, Games, Food, Music, 50/50 Raffle, Silent Auction, the Beer Garden and more. Monies raised will update their historic, century-old building. For more info, contact Karen at St. Lawrence, 435-654-4035.

30th Annual Tour des Suds

The Mountain Trails Foundation presents the 30th annual Tour de Suds mountain bike hill climb Sunday, September 19th. A mass start from City Park to the top of Guardsman Pass. The distance is a 7 mile hill climb on single and double track trail, with a 1,700ft. elevation gain. The post race festivities will take place in conjunction with the Park Silly Sunday Market on the deck of the Town Lift Plaza, located on Lower Main Street. Prizes for best costumes will be awarded. For more information visit www.mountaintrails.org.

Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto

Join new Music Director Thierry Fischer as he leads the Utah Symphony in his first appearance of the 2010-11 season. The much anticipated performances feature violinist Hilary Hahn performing Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto, which contains a wealth of pure romantic lyricism. The program also includes Stravinsky's The Firebird featuring music of sumptuous hues, striking fantasy and orchestral enchantment. The performances will be held at Abravanel Hall on September 24 and 25 at 8:00 p.m. For tickets call 801-355-ARTS or visit www.usuo.org.

Provo River Watershed Festival

On September 25, celebrate National Public Lands Day at the Provo River Watershed Festival at Jordanelle State Park. The festival will include vendors and educational booths, live music, and food. Fly fishing demonstrations, kyaking, guided watershed tours and geocaching adventures are just some of the many activities available throughout the day. The festival starts at 10:00 am and goes to 4:00 pm. Go to www.provoriverwatershed.org for more information.

WSS Cycling Clinic with Dr. Max Testa

WSS Cycling Clinic with Dr. Max Testa
Benefiting The Winter Sports School
Saturday, October 2, 2010, 9a-4p
Park City Medical Center
$200 per person/Pre-registration required
20 exclusive spots available
Participants will rotate through 5 Cycling Zones. The clinic will be conducted by cycling professionals Dr. Max Testa; Marlene Hatch, PT; Kristi Spence, MS, RD, CD, Sports Dietitian; Cole Sport, Park City; and Contender Bicycles, Salt Lake City.
To reserve your spot, please contact Julie Bernhard: 435.640.5119 or bernfam1@xmission.com.

Friends of the Park City Library Author Luncheon - October 20

Mark your calendars for the Friends of the Library annual Author Luncheon! This year's Author Luncheon will feature Michael Norman, author of On Deadly Ground. It will be held on Wednesday, October 20 at Deer Valley's Silver Lake Lodge. Doors open at 11:30. Tickets are $35 if purchased by active FOL members, and $40 by non-members. Tickets can be purchased at the Park City Library Circulation Desk. The book is Norman's third novel - all of which are set in Utah.