Art and nature intertwined along Park City’s McLeod Creek Trail over the weekend as opera singers, Native American dancers and other artists performed for hikers at the annual Art on the Trails event.

As summer draws to a close, the new film “Weapons” shows up as a treat for fans of creepy cinema, and is serious competition for this year’s better-known blockbusters.

It has been 22 years since Tess and Anna swapped bodies in the film “Freaky Friday.” Now, in 2025, it’s happening again, only this time it’s even more complicated in director Nisha Ganatra’s “Freakier Friday.”

Award-winning writer Bryan Gruley’s newest submission “Bitterfrost” tells the story of Northern Michigan and murder, hockey and high jinx in a neatly crafted mystery tale of love and friendship, retribution and revenge, validation and vindication.

This week’s Friday Film Review looks at the fifth big screen treatment of Marvel’s first family, “Fantastic Four: First Steps,” to report whether director Matt Shakman can recreate the retro magic he so skillfully delivered with the Disney hit series “WandaVision.”

After 20 years without opera in the area, Park City Opera will host its first main stage production, “The Barber of Seville,” this month.

Writer-Director Sophie Brooks’ new film “Oh, Hi!” is billed as a relationship comedy or a “situationship” comedy. It premiered at this year’s Sundance Film Festival.

Independent documentary and film projects in Utah are facing new financial hurdles this year after cuts to federal funding. Funding has always been the biggest challenge in the industry.

Over 25 artists participated in a Plein Air Paint Out at Park City Gardens Saturday.

This week’s Friday Film Review explores the life, legacy, and enduring mystique of Jeff Buckley through a new documentary, “It’s Never Over, Jeff Buckley,” which premiered at the 2025 Sundance Film Festival.