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Preschool

A few spaces are still available in the Park City School District preschool program for kids ages 3 and 4. The program is held at McPolin Elementary School and taught be well qualified teachers. Some scholarships are available based on financial need. See www.pcschools.us under Community, or call Judy at 645-5600 ext 1447 for more information.

PCHS Hockey Club Practices

Park City High School Hockey Club

The Park City High School Hockey Club will begin practices on Monday August 18 at the Park City Ice Arena for the upcoming season. Games with other Utah High Schools start in mid-September. Previous hockey experience is not necessary. We are also looking for players interested in becoming goalies. Equipment and specific goalie training will be provided. For more information, please contact Coach Bruce Foster at 655-3255 or Michael Cox at 801-231-3507.

Preschool

Registration is still accepted for the 2008-09 Early Childhood Education Program with Park City School Distict. The programs are for children ages 3 and 4 and held at McPolin Elementary School. For more information see www.pcschools.us under Community, or call Judy at 645-5600 ext, 1447

Park City Women's Hockey

Park City Women's Hockey is looking for women over 18 for the upcoming season! We practice Sunday nights at the PC Ice Arena. Please contact Cathy at 435-513-1810 with questions or check out out website at http://www.parkcitywomenshockey.com

Adult High School & GED

If you are over 18 and you didn't finish high school, it's not too late. Enroll in the Park City School District adult program. Just come any Monday or Wednesday night between 5 and 8 and sign up on site. The cost is only $35 per year. It's held in the PC Learning Center, 2400 Kearns Blvd. We start Sept. 3 and continue thru the school year.

Volunteer Opportunities

The Park City Education Foundation is gearing up for its fundraising season and needs your help! Volunteers needs for event staffing, general office help and reaching out to the schools and community. Get involved! Log on to PCEF4kids.org or call 615-0235.

M.O.B. (Mom's on Bikes)

JOIN THE M.O.B. MOM'S ON BIKES! PARK CITY RECREATION IS OFFERING A WEEKLY BIKE RIDE LED BY MOMS, FOR MOMS! ALL LEVEL OF RIDERS ARE WELCOME. WEDNESDAYS 12:30 - 2:00, THROUGH SEPT. 24. CHILDCARE IS PROVIDED AT THE RACQUET CLUB FOR 3.00 PER CHILD BUT THE RIDE IS FREE. FOR MORE INFO CALL 615-5400 OR GO TO PARKCITYRECREATION.ORG

Walking Tours of Historic Main Street

Did you know that Park City had a Chinatown? More than 1,000 miles of tunnels lie under Park City's mountains? 2 saloons thrived on Main Street in the late 1880s?The population of Park City in 1900 was about the same as today? Enjoy entertaining stories from Park City's past on a one-hour guided Walking Tour of Historic Main Street. Tours start at the Museum Office at 333 Main Street, Main Street Mall, 2nd floor, Monday through Friday at 2:00pm. For more information call 649-7457.

Student Exchange Program

Local host families are needed for the non-profit A.S.S.E. International Student Exchange Program. Host families can choose students from countries like Germany, Japan, Spain and more! Students 15 to 18 years of age would live with host families while attending local high school and learn about American culture and improve their English language abilities. Students are available for an academic year, semester or a 3-month program. Call 1-800-733-2773 for more information.

Wednesday Farmers Market at the Canyons

Join Utah growers, artisans and gourmet food folks at the Park City Farmers' Market. Every Wednesday from NOON until 7 PM through October. Located just off Hwy 224 at the the Canyons Resort lower parking lot.Park City Farmers Market...OUR GROWERS WELCOME YOU!

Operation Crosswalk

Heads up drivers! when you approach a crosswalk this summer. Non-uniformed police officers will be using the crosswalks as way to reduce common violations and increase public awareness. Motorists who don't obey crosswalk laws may recieve warnings or citations. The most common crosswalk violations are failing to stop at a clearly marked stop line, failing to yield to pedestrians and overtaking or passing a vehicle that has stopped to allow a pedestrian to cross. The times and locations of Operation Crosswalk will be announced throughout the summer.

Eccles Center Box Office moves to the Main Street Mall

DUE TO CONSTRUCTION AT THE ECCLES CENTER, PARK CITY PERFORMING ARTS FOUNDATION HAS RELOCATES ITS BOX OFFICE FOR THE SUMMER SEASON. TICKETS TO ALL PCPAF EVENTS, INCLUDING THE ST. REGIS BIG STARS, BRIGHT NIGHTS CONCERTS WILL BE AVAILABLE AT THE FIRST FLOOR OF THE MAIN STREET MALL -- LOCATED AT 333 MAIN STREET. THE BOX OFFICE PHONE NUMBER WILL REMAIN THE SAME: 435-655-3114.

Sage Brush and Smoke Chili Cook-Off

The 3rd Annual Fall Family Festival/Sage Brush and Smoke Chili Cook-Off will be held on Saturday, September 13, 2008 at the Park City Ice Arena from noon until 4:00 pm. If you'd like to enter the Chili Cook-Off contact Joel Fine at 435-901-2171 or joel@FineProperty.com

We love volunteers!!!

Want to have a smashing good time or change the community's view on recycling?? Recycle Utah has many opportunities for volunteers as the only non-profit recycling group in Summit County. Recycle Utah is looking for people to teach, create, smash, organize and greet friendly fellow recyclers. Call 435-649-9698 for more information or visit 1951 Woodbine Way to discuss other ways you can help.

Watering Restrictions

EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY Snyderville Basin/Summit County Prohibited Practices include washing sidewalks, driveways, parking areas, roads or paved areas except to alleviate fire, health or safety hazards. The excessive use, loss or escape of water through breaks, leaks or malfunctions in the water user’s plumbing for 48 hours after the water user has discovered the break, leak or malfunction is prohibited. Also, all valves with spray or stream sprinklers shall be scheduled to ONLY operate between 6PM and 10AM to reduce water loss from wind & evaporation WATER IS LIFE.

RACQUET CLUB POOL HOURS

HAVE FUN IN THE SUN AT THE PARK CITY RACQUET CLUB'S LEISURE AND LAP POOLS! THE LEISURE POOL HOURS ARE MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 12:15PM TO 7PM AND SATURDAY & SUNDAY 11AM TO 7PM. THE LAP POOL OPEN SWIM HOURS ARE MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 6:30AM TO 8:30AM AND 1:15PM TO 7PM. COME GET IN SHAPE ON SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS AT THE LAP POOL FROM 8AM TO 7PM. FOR MORE INFO OR TO REGISTER GO TO PARKCITYRECREATION.ORG OR CALL 435-615-5400.

Sharon Maney LoManto: Logical Consequences

Sharon Maney LoManto's metal sculptures are on display in the Badami Gallery at the Kimball Art Center. Her show runs through September 2nd. The Kimball Art Center is open weekdays except Tuesdays from 10 to 5 and on weekends from noon to 5. Call 649-8882 or go online to kimball-art.org.

New Entrance into Park City Ice Arena & Sports Complex, and National Ability Center

A new temporary entrance has been opened at Quinn's Junction leading to the Park City Ice Arena and the National Ability Center. The new entrance is located 1000 feet south of the old entrance which is now restricted to construction traffic only. Everyone looking to reach the ice arena, sports complex, or National Abiltiy Center will be forced to use the new entrance. For additional information please call the Park City Ice Arena at 615-5700.

Smart Start Soccer

WANT TO SPEND TIME WITH YOUR CHILD AND TEACH THEM SOCCER SKILLS AT THE SAME TIME? HERE IS YOUR CHANCE. WORK ONE ON ONE WITH YOUR CHILD IN THE PARENT/CHILD START SMART SOCCER PROGRAM FOR CHILDREN 3 TO 5 YEARS OF AGE. THIS NATIONAL ALLIANCE FOR YOUTH SPORTS PROGRAM WILL TAKE PLACE SEPTEMBER 6TH THROUGH THE 20TH ON SATURDAYS AND SOME WEDNESDAYS. COST IS $60.00. REGISTRATION CLOSES ON AUGUST 31ST! FOR MORE INFO OR TO REGISTER GO TO PARKCITYRECREATION.ORG OR CALL 435 615 5400.

Celebration/Gala

An early reminder to PLEASE reserve Saturday, Noverber 22, 2008 for the Norwegian Outdoor Exploration Center's Gala Fundraiser. For 28 years NOEC has been "helping children find balance in life through Nature" within the Summit County school districts. Details to follow, but for ongoing programs and information please call the Norwegian Outdoor Exploration Center at 649-5322.

Online Courses at the U

Whenever. Wherever. Online classes at The University of Utah will help you attain your degree. You don't even need to be admitted as a U student to sample our courses before you decide to jump in. You get 9 months to complete each course. Go online today at continue.utah.edu/distance or call (801) 581-8801 or toll free 1-800-467-8839.

St. Lawrence Fall Festival

St. Lawrence's Fall Festival will be Saturday, September 13th from 11 to 7 PM at 100 West Center St. Come enjoy a Bake Sale and Farmer's Market, Pony Rides, Petting Zoo, Games, Silent Auction, Food, Music and the Beer Garden. If you are willing to donate something for the silent auction please contact Sherry at 435 654 9410. If you have any crafts to sell during the festival, please contact Judy at 435 657 1181. All proceeds go to the century old building's new elevator.

West Elm in the Main Gallery

In her exhibit, West Elm, artist Brittany Powell will create a site specific installation in the Main Gallery of the Kimball Art Center depicting a succession of wall-sized pages from the West Elm catalogue, turning the mass-produced into something unique.

Silly Sunday

The Wildlife Protection Society is seeking volunteers to assist with community outreach activities at Silly Sunday and other community events. No special skills are required, other than an interest in protecting local wildlife. For more information, contact Jackie Fehr at 615-8309.

Recycle Utah's Wind Power Week

RECYCLE UTAH WILL HOLD ITS ANNUAL WINDMILL MAKING CONTEST AFTER THE MINERS'; DAY PARADE IN CITY PARK ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1ST. RESIDENTS CAN SIGN UP FOR BLUE SKY WIND POWER FROM ROCKY MOUNTAIN POWER. ALSO AS PART OF WINDY WEEK, MAYOR DANA WILLIAMS WILL BE READING A STORY ABOUT WIND POWER TO CHILDREN AT THE PARK CITY LIBRARY ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4TH AT 11 A.M. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL RECYCLE UTAH AT 649-9698.

PCEF Clambake

Join the Park City Education Foundation for their Fourth Annual Clambake Dinner, Dance & Auction Saturday, September 27 at the Silver Lake Lodge at Deer Valley Resort. Special performances include students and teachers of the Park City School District. This is the Education Foundation’s biggest fundraiser of the season! Proceeds will go toward programs that benefit every grade level and every type of learner in the School District. Tickets are $160 per person and table sponsorship is $1,500 for a table of 8. To purchase tickets, log on to pcef4kids.org.

PCPD Unveiling

Beautiful murals depicting life past and present in Park City have been commissioned for the new Police Station and will be unveiled at a public reception at 6 p.m. on Friday, August 29. Come meet artist Thomas Williams and toast Park City's newest public art from the Park City Public Art Advisory Board.

Park City Ice Arena - Program Registration

The Park City Ice Arena is now registering for the "Back To School" session. Programs include: Learn-To-Skate, Learn-To-Play Hockey, and Learn-To-Curl. All ages are welcome! For more information go online to www.parkcityice.org or call 615-5700.

Ice Arena Closure

The Park City Ice Arena has announced an update on their closure. They will not be installing new lighting the first week of September. The rink is open with the exception of Labor Day, September 1st.  For a schedule of events go online to www.parkcityice.org or call the arena at 615-5700.

Solar Power Workshop Wednesday, Sept. 3rd

RECYCLE UTAH INVITES THE COMMUNITY TO ATTEND A WORKSHOP ON SOLAR POWER, TO BE HELD WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3RD FROM 5:30 TO 7 P.M. AT THE GREEN BUILDING CENTER,1105 IRONHORSE DRIVE IN PARK CITY. ASHLEY PATTERSON, A CERTIFIED HOME ENERGY RATER, LEED ACCREDITED PROFESSIONAL, AND OWNER OF THE GREEN BUILDING CENTER, WILL DISCUSS HOW TO USE SOLAR TECHNOLOGY TO LOCK IN YOUR POWER BILL FOR THIRTY YEARS. THE FREE PROGRAM IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. NO REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL THE GREEN BUILDING CENTER AT 649-8262.

Park City Toastmasters

Public speaking - Does just the thought of public speaking make you uncomfortable? It shouldn't. At Park City Toastmasters you can practice public speaking in a comfortable, enjoyable and nurturing atmosphere. Overcome your fears and have fun doing it. Because everyone has a story. For information visit parkcitytoastmasters.org.

Unveiling of Public Art at Police Station

The Public Art Advisory Board commissioned Thomas Elmo Williams to paint murals depicting past and present Park City life to be hung the new Police Station. Join us at 6 p.m. on Friday, August 29 for the unveiling of these beautiful works of art and meet the artist.

The 10th Annual Cow Ballet

Mountain Town Stages presents the 10th Annual Cow Ballet Saturday September 6th at Woodenshoe Park in Peoa from 2-8PM. A crazy fun family event featuring live music by Muddpuddle, a silent auction, food vendors, kids rides, the legendary cow ballet and much more. For more information visit www.mountaintownstages.com or call 435.962.3333.

Park City Area Showcase of Homes

Never before has a collection of homes emanated such a passion for beauty and world renowned craftsmanship. Sponsored by The Park City Concept Center, Timberlodge Collection, Talisker and DCD Homes, through September 7th will offer a breathtaking glimpse into the future of exclusive, luxurious mountain living. Tickets may be purchased in advance at a discounted rate of $12 dollars at www.pcshowcaseofhomes.com or during the event at the door of any Showcase home for $15.

New Expansion - Increased Enrollment

If you are interested in an unequaled education with a low student to teacher ratio that includes skiing and horseback riding together with the Montessori experience, there is Another Way. Another Way Montessori School in Park City is expanding!They have added resources that allow them to accept up to eight new students from preschool through elementary for this school year. Call (435)615-1429.

East Side Recycling

DID YOU KNOW THAT IT TAKES 95% LESS ENERGY TO RECYCLE ALUMINUM THAN TO CREATE IT FROM RAW MATERIALS. RECYCLING ONE CAN SAVES ENOUGH ENERGY TO RUN A TV FOR THREE HOURS OR A 100-WATT LIGHT BULB FOR FOUR HOURS. SUMMIT COUNTY RECYCLES IS NOW OFFERING ALUMINUM CAN RECYCLING STATIONS AT THE KAMAS LIBRARY AND THE NORTH SUMMIT FIRE STATION IN COALVILLE. FOR MORE INFORMATION ON SUMMIT COUNTY RECYCLES, CALL 435-336-3220.

"THE WACKNESS"

NEXT FRI SEPT 5 & SAT SEPT 6 AT 7 PM AND SUN SEPT 7 AT 6 PM AT THE SANTY AUDITORIUM THE LIBRARY BUILDING AT 1255 PARK AVE. THE PARK CITY FILM SERIES PRESENTS "THE WACKNESS". THIS COMEDY WAS A HUGE HIT AT LAST YEAR'S SUNDANCE. IT STARS BEN KINGSLEY AS THE SHRINK WHO IS PAID IN POT BY HIS YOUNG CLIENT AND THE TROUBLES THAT ENSUE. YES THE SCREENING TIME AS BEEN MOVED UP AN HOUR ON FRI & SAT NIGHTS. DON'T FORGET GLOBAL LENS DOUBLE FEATURES BEGIN ON SEPT 9TH AT 6 & 8 PM. GO TO OUR WEB SITE AT PARKCITYFILMSERIES.COM FOR MORE INFORMATION AND FILM TRAILERS.

Annual Labor Day Used Book Sale

Volunteers are needed for set-up, sales and clean-up at the annual book sale, Aug 27 to Sept 1. Please sign up at the circulation desk of the Park City Library or contact Barb Bretz bbretz56@msn.com or 435 615-8442

Newpark Amphitheater

The Newpark Amphitheater will end its summer series this Thursday, August 28 with Downright Blue. The band has opened for ZZ Top and played Sundance last year. The music starts at 6 PM at the Newpark Amphitheater.

Recycling service for Labor Day week

There will be no interruption of Recycling and Trash service during Labor Day week. Please remember to put out your recycling and trash on Monday. Please call 640-1271 with any questions.

BBQ fundraiser

The Park City Fire District presents a Hawaiian Aloha BBQ fund raiser on Friday Aug 29, at Fire Station #36, at the Canyons, from 10am to 8pm. There will also be a NASCAR pit crew challenge. The Mustang club will be there, preparing for Saturday's Grand National Car Show on Main Street and back at the Canyons on Sunday.

Gallery Stroll Gathering Kickoff at the Kimball

Start your stroll at the Kimball Art Center August 29th, from 5-8 p.m. Enjoy the festivities with appetizers from the Washington School Inn. Your $7 donation supports programming at your non-profit community art center.

End of Summer Reggae Fest

This Friday, August 29 you can come celebrate at the END OF SUMMER Reggae Fest. This event is open to the public but if you are a city employee, including police or firefigighter, or work at any of the major resorts, just show your ID and come for free. Spearit, the band that opened for Slightly Stoopid in the Spring, will be live in concert. For more information, go to parkcityconcerts.org

1st Annual Fundraiser-Sustanance for Sustainability

Support sustainable green building on the Navajo Reservations by Joining us Friday Sept 5th @ 1255 Quarry Mountain Lane @ 6pm for live music, BBQ buffet, and silent/live auction items. Tickets are $100/person, to purchase call Karena 649-7080 or email karena@designbuildbluff.org.

DWIGHT YOAKAM BRINGS COUNTRY ROCK TO DEER VALLEY RESORT AUGUST 30

GRAMMY-WINNING, COUNTRY ROCKER DWIGHT YOAKAM WRAPS UP THE ST. REGIS BIG STARS, BRIGHT NIGHTS CONCERT SERIES ON SATURDAY, AUG. 30. THE HONKY TONK ICON PERFORMS AT DEER VALLEY'S OUTDOOR AMPHITHEATER AT 7 PM. RESERVED SEATS ARE SOLD OUT, BUT THERE'S STILL TIME TO WRANGLE A PLACE ON THE LAWN. FOR TICKETS AND INFORMATION CALL 435-655-3114 OR VISIT PARKCITYTICKETS.COM FOR TICKETS AND INFO.

Summit Challenge 1/2 Century Bike Ride

The National Ability Center & Park City Chrysler Jeep Dodge are hosting a new 1/2 century bike ride in Park City! The Summit Challenge will hit the pavement on August 30th and take riders on a scenic tour around the Wasatch Back for some great Labor Day weekend fun. There will be both a 15 mi. and 50 mi. loop. The cost is only $50 per person or $25 for riders 13 and younger. Register online at discovernac.org/events

The Summit Challenge Ride

Join the National Ability Center and Park City Chrysler/Jeep/Dodge for the Summit Challenge, a 1/2 Century bike ride on Aug 30. Share the road with local bike legend, Ryan Barrett and other top riders on a scenic tour through Park City, Peoa, and Kamas. A 15-mile loop is also offered, and event includes post-race BBQ, music and kids' activities. Proceeds benefit the NAC's adaptive cycling and other programs.

Park City Foundation Community Fund Grant

The Park City Foundation has revised its annual grant process to be more streamlined. The new changes consist of a September 1st deadline for a 300 word (maximum) proposal. Select organizations will then be invited to submit a full application by October 15th. Please visit our website for more information: www.theparkcityfoundation.org or contact Katie Wright: 435-214-2147.

Monthly meeting

The Park City Chapter of Utah Moms for Clean Air holds its next monthly meeting on Wednesday Sept 3 from 6 PM to 7:30 PM at the Park City Library Building at 1255 Park Avenue, 2nd Floor

Defending The Caveman

After its hit sell-out debut run in April, Defending the Caveman is back in Park City at the Egyptian Theatre for 3 nights only! Audiences loved Defending the Caveman and its method of showing the hilariously insightful ways men and women relate.or don&'t! Defending the Caveman is back at Park City's Egyptian Theater for 3 nights only, Sept 4th, 5th & 6th! Visit ParkCityShows.com for more information. Get your tickets before they sell-out this time and don't miss your chance to see Defending the Caveman

Classic Car Show

OOFCC, in cooperation with Oakley City announces the 3rd Annual Fall Round-up Classic Car Show on September 6 from 8AM to 5PM at the Oakley Recreation Complex in Oakley, Utah. Special appearance this year by the Discount Tire NASCAR race car. Join the fun. Proceeds go to benefit the Wasatch/Summit County Children's Justice Center and the Peace House. Please contact Lorrie Hoggan at 801-791-8924 for more information.

Crossing the Line: A Prevention Conference for Teens and Parents

The Colby School and The Wasatch/Summit County Childrens Justice Center are sponsoring a prevention conference for teens and parents. This conference will address issues teens and parents face today. Topics will include dating violence, cyber bullying, communication, and choices teens have. Key-Note Speaker is Derek Parra 2002 Olympic Gold medalist. For more information, call 655-3966

Egyptian Theatre Presents PAGEANT

PAGEANT features six lovely women competing with amazing style, comical wit, and genuine desire to be the next Miss Glamouresse 2008. They are the picture of grace, talent, charisma and a little something extra. Don't miss your chance to see the next great beauty queen of Park City! PAGEANT is playing September 12 thru October 18. Tickets are on-sale online at ParkCityShows.com or by calling 435-649-9371

A Starry Night

The National Ability Center would like to present A Starry Night 2008 on Saturday, September 13th at the Grand America Hotel in Salt Lake City, UT. For more information please contact Jennifer Atkin at 435-200-0985.

Fall Luncheon

Join the Newcomer's Club of Greater Park City for their annual Fall Luncheon, Wednesday, September 17 from noon to 2 at Silver Lake Lodge in Deer Valley. Cost is $30 per person. This year's guest speaker is Jim Santy. Reserve your spot by calling Dona at 649-4344

Candidates' Forums

All citizens are invited to meet, hear and question the candidates running for County Council, the Park City School Board, and the State Legislature. The public forum with the candidates for County Council will be held on Thursday, Sept. 18th at 7:00 PM. The forum with the candidates for the School Board and State Legislature takes place a week later on Sept. 25th beginning at 6:30 PM. Location: St. Luke's Church 4595 N. Silver Spring Rd off Hwy 224 behind the Blue Roof store. 649-4900.

Volunteer Management for Nonprofits

The Nonprofit Academy for Excellence at the University of Utah kicks off this fall on September 23. It will hold its Volunteer Management for Nonprofits class at the University of Utah Park City site on October 2. To learn more about the Nonprofit Academy, the Volunteer Management class and other nonprofit classes, visit continue.utah.edu/proed or call (801) 585-1780.

The 2008-09 Curling is approching

For all of you who have been eagerly looking forward to curling in Park City, the moment is here. The Fall Season starts on Sept 27 @ 5:15 to 7:15PM at the PC Ice Arena and runs through Dec 06th. Come out and give it a try! Ages 11 & older welcome! You can play with your family, your friends, even your co-workers. For information or questions email parkcitycurlingclub@yahoo.com

Scarecrow Festival At the Farm

Tickets will go on sale Friday, September 12, for the Scarecrow Festival at the Farm. Tickets will be sold at the Park City Library. Tickets are $25 per family of FOUR. You may pay an additional $5.00 per child for up to 2 more children. Contact Denise 615-5819 for questions.