The festival was previously at Park City Mountain’s Canyons Village. Song Summit turned to the city amid resort construction that made it hard to host the event.
This year Song Summit returns to the Jim Santy Auditorium and Library Field at the Park City Library with labs, vendors and live music.
Song Summit founder Ben Anderson said Park City’s Main Street will also stage some performances.
“We'll be at Le Depot Brasserie for three nights in a row with different celebrity chefs, different artists who will be playing that night, and of course, different menus curated by both the musician and the celebrity chef,” he said on KPCW’s “Local News Hour” May 19.
The 2026 festival runs Aug. 27-29.
Anderson said the labs and master classes near the library are free for everyone as part of the nonprofit’s mission to bring more shared experiences to the community.
“There’ll be food trucks, celebrity chef activations, the foundation stage with music all day, and lots of great vendors there, local and regional, and it will be just a great place for all ages and free to the public,” he said.
Other concerts and events are ticketed.
