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Park City Nonprofit Highlight: Park City Institute

July 18, 2018 by Molly Miller, Colony PR

PARK CITY INSTITUTE
Park City Institute, originally known as the Park City Performing Arts Foundation, was founded in 1998, to bring world-class performances and new ideas to the Park City community (photo courtesy: Park City Institute). This year is its 20th year of doing just that – it finds incredibly thought-provoking speakers and delightful performers and puts them in front of our community at the George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Center stage.

PCI’s concert series, now in its 15th consecutive year, was a study in problem-solving after Deer Valley threw a huge curveball this spring. After 14 years of holding its events at the Snow Park Outdoor Amphitheatre, DV informed Park City Institute its St. Regis Big Stars, Bright Night Concerts Series would need to find a new home – just months before the 15th season was to begin.

An orderly scramble ensued, and a solution was manifested: pop-up concert events! The rest of this season’s shows will be held at the Quinn’s Junction Recreation Complex* (Grace Potter was held at City Park). The challenges didn’t stop there, however, as the location didn’t have parking – or any nearby concession options. PCI kept leaping those hurdles and came up with free luxury shuttles for those who park at the Eccles Center at Park City High School and Richardson Flat. And, for the ever-important food, they coordinated their brilliant Food Truck Court. (*UPDATE: On Friday, July 27, Park City City Council approved the request to move all remaining summer concerts to City Park; all other details remain the same.)

The Riverhorse Provisions Food Truck is pretty darn cute. Photo courtesy: Park City Institute

FOOD TRUCK COURT
If you ask us, the quality of the selection at the Food Truck Court alone is a draw to attend these PCI pop-ups! Check out who parks at each party:

Riverhorse Provisions
You can pre-order picnics for the Big Stars, Bright Nights events from Riverhorse Provisions’ adorable food truck (well, really, for any occasion, but you can pick them up on-site at PCI’s pop-ups). Choose from the Southern Basket with fried chicken and creamy macaroni salad, the Falafel Box with falafel and tabbouleh, the Seafood Pack with shrimp cocktail and pasta salad – we could go on and on, but don’t make us because seriously, we’re getting hungry.

Best lobstah roll in Park City… and beyond! Photo courtesy: Bubba Brown/Park Record

Freshie’s Lobster Co.
Park-City born-and-based Freshie’s is the home of the best lobster roll in the world, and those lobster rolls are up for grabs at each Big Stars, Bright Nights concert! The rolls come in three sizes, the Tourist, for those who only want 2 oz of fresh Maine lobster (just curious whether that size has ever been sold…), the Real Mainah, with 4 oz., and the XL, with 5 oz. of the good stuff. Ayuh.

Spencer’s Smokin’ Grill
Now, if you’re more in the mood for BBQ – head on over to Spencer’s. Pulled Pork, Pulled Chicken, BBQ Beans, Dirty Rice, Tri-Tip, and, of course, Cornbread can be found here. Few things could be more fun than a full rack at a concert.

Praise Cheezus Gourmet Grilled Cheese
This one is pretty self-explanatory – toasty, gooey, delicious grilled cheese! From savory cheezus choices (The Old Testament concoction has gouda, cheddar, swiss, and garlic cream cheese spread), to sweet cheezus (The Trinity has brie, triple berry compote, and wild honey) – these grilled cheese sandwiches are practically a spiritual experience.

Wasatch Creamery Ice Cream Company
Speaking of spiritual experiences, whatever you do while you’re at the events, *do not* miss the Wasatch Creamery ice cream bike. Flavors like Salted Oreo (do not even come near us with that because we cannot stop eating it), Lavender Blueberry, Peaches-n-Buttermilk, Peaches-n-Bourbon, Summer Strawberry (the most fresh thing we’ve ever tasted in our entire life), and Mango Sorbet, along with TONS of others, with more constantly being beta tested, are available at this station while supplies last.

Of course, attendees are always welcome to pack picnics, snacks, and beverages (you’re asked to avoid glassware for safety reasons), but with these world-class options *right there,* why bother?

THE SHOWS
Upcoming shows include Monday’s Chris Blue concert, Corinne Bailey Rae, and The Wallflowers. If you’d like to attend any of these upcoming events, you can buy tickets online, call or visit the Eccles Center Box Office (435-655-3114), or buy tickets at the on-site box office on the afternoon of the event.

SUPPORT
Mission Statement: To enrich the community by providing innovative experiences that entertain, educate and illuminate.

To accomplish this goal, PCI depends on membership and donations. Learn more about membership opportunities HERE. Each level of membership includes advance ticket purchase options, invitations to special events and Members Only events, and recognition in Eccles Center Main Stage Playbills. Some memberships include tickets to events, early event entry, and parking passes.

Want us to highlight your nonprofit? Email Molly@theColonyWPC.com.

Small Business Highlight: Wasatch Creamery Ice Cream Co.

July 15, 2018 by Molly Miller, Colony PR

It’s true — living in The Colony at White Pine Canyon feels like its own world: Ski-in, ski-out access from private homes nestled in the heart of North America’s largest ski resort, breathtakingly beautiful open lands which make life here feel like we are in our own national park, and an incredible collection of hiking, biking, and horseback riding trails networking from our doorsteps in warm-weather months.

Another large part of what makes life so special here at The Colony is the connection we have to our local Park City community. Our town is assiduous, active, and incredibly altruistic (there are more than 100 nonprofits based here, too), and we get to enjoy all of the wonderful opportunities and experiences which result!

SMALL BUSINESS SUNDAY
For our first Small Business Sunday highlight, in honor of National Ice Cream Day, we’re going to take a peek at Wasatch Creamery* Ice Cream Co. This company, owned and operated by Kris Tart, creates some of the most surprisingly delightful ice cream flavors you’ll ever find; selections like Brown Butter, Salted Oreo, Ginger Lime, Lavender Blueberry, and Basil & Blackberry, with new flavors being sampled and refined all the time.

As a general rule, a lot of the benefit of supporting local food businesses is you know right where your food comes from. And not only does this mean it tastes better, it can also make you healthier. Because the food is *right here* – it’s fresher, which means it maintains more nutrients, and you can easily learn the conditions the food is created in. And while, yes, we know, ice cream isn’t exactly known for being healthy – you’re gonna eat it anyway, so you might as well make the best selection possible! But, we digress.

Homemade ice cream base: *also* good enough to eat with a spoon.

Here’s the deal – each batch of Wasatch Creamery ice cream begins with a base created from locally-sourced milk and cream, organic sugar, and eggs. As founder Kris Tart says, “no stabilizers, no preservatives, no funny business.” In fact, Wasatch Creamery Ice Cream Company is one of the few in the country which uses a homemade ice cream base. It sources its milk and cream hyper-locally, from Rosehill Dairy, to ensure the very highest quality. And believe us (we’ve tried it), the base is good enough to eat on its own.

ICE CREAM INSIGHT
Why is Wasatch Creamery Ice Cream so darn delicious? It has to do with something called “overrun,” or, the amount of air in the ice cream. The industry standard is 50% — (one part air to every two parts cream). Wasatch Creamery Ice Cream is spun to have just 30% – the lowest you are likely to ever enjoy. It’s the technical reason the ice cream tastes so crazy creamy.

PAW PINTS
Wasatch Creamery Ice Cream Co. was developed in Park City. And, in true Park City (or should we say Bark City) style, Kris has a love for pups. This love inspired her to create puppy ice cream, and a local naming contest yielded the name Paw Pints. Made of organic yogurt, chicken stock, and bacon, this frozen treat is also available wherever you can find the human versions.

Fillin’ hearts and cones across the Wasatch Front & Back.

GET YOUR HANDS ON A CONE
All of the ice cream is homemade and handmade in Heber, Utah and is available at the Park City and Salt Lake City Farmers’ Markets, Park Silly Sunday Market, St. Regis’ Big Stars, Bright Nights Concert Series (programmed by Park City Institute), Twisted Fern, Victory Ranch, Copper Moose Farm, and Campos Coffee, with additional availability to be announced soon.

*Wasatch Creamery Ice Cream Co. is a client of Miller Media & Communications, which created the content for this blog post.

Park City Event Guide: July 13 – 15, 2018

July 13, 2018 by Molly Miller, Colony PR

Ok. Yeah. This week has been HOT. For those of us who are lucky enough to live in Park City, the need for air conditioning can be a rude awakening, and, since many of us up here don’t have air conditioning, this can make a few people just a little, tiny, teeny bit grumpy.

Luckily, the weekend has arrived, and with it, some of the most fun events to experience in Park City this summer season. Maybe we’ll see you out there this weekend. Watch for us. We’ll be the ones trailing the Wasatch Creamery Ice Cream Co. bike, re-filling our ice cream cone nonstop to keep cool, and loving every minute of it.

SEE

Grace Potter @ City Park
July 13 — > gates open @ 4:30 PM
Show @ 6 PM – RAIN OR SHINE
St. Regis Big Stars Bright Nights Concert Series

This is the act people wait ALL YEAR LONG to see – Grace Potter will be LIVE in City Park tonight! She’s a singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist. She is an absolute powerhouse and has performed with everyone from Kenny Chesney to the Flaming Lips to The Rolling Stones. She hits the stage at 6 p.m. — and it’s not too late to buy tickets! Since the show is tonight, you can purchase them at the Venue Box Office starting at 4 o’clock.

Logistics
Parking with complimentary shuttle transportation is available at George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Center, with additional parking at Park City Mountain. The city bus will also get you there, and there is a bike valet on-site! You may bring your own chairs and blankets, along with food and beverages.

Food

While you can pack your own picnic, why bother?! There are concessions on-site – and they are very good. Food trucks from Riverhorse Provisions, Freshie’s Lobster Co., Spencer’s Smokin’ Grill, Praise Cheezus will be there, along with the Wasatch Creamery Ice Cream Co. ice cream bike!

ABBA The Concert:
A Tribute to ABBA with The Utah Symphony
July 13 → 7:30 – 8:30 PM

Feeling more in the mood for some Swedish Pop? Zip on over to Deer Valley’s Snow Park Outdoor Amphitheater for a night of ABBA classics, performed by the Utah Symphony.

Beethoven Festival
July 15 → 3 – 5 PM
Temple Har Shalom

Utah’s longest-running classical music festival can be enjoyed right here in Park City at Temple Har Shalom! The Beethoven Festival of Park City, produced by the Park City Chamber Music Society has a complete schedule of summer concerts – full list here. Sunday’s concert, “Tango,” begins at 3 o’clock.

SHOP

EATS Bag Donation Days
Whole Foods, Park City

Don’t forget your reusable shopping bags for your next Whole Foods Market trip – and be sure to donate your points to EATS Park City. By doing so, you’ll help #FeedItForward to programs that promote nutrition and access to healthy foods. EATS stands for Eat Awesome Things At School. You can learn more about this Park City nonprofit (along with some fantastic, healthy, and delicious recipes) HERE.

Park Silly takes over Historic Main Street every Sunday this summer! (Photo courtesy: Park Silly Sunday Market, Brett Oswold)

Park Silly Sunday Market
Sunday, July 1 → 10 AM – 5 PM
Historic Main Street

This event is equal parts eco-friendly open-air market and street festival – and Sunday Funday party! Stroll Historic Main Street to shop for local arts, crafts, products, antiques, and gourmet food while you enjoy live music, and the best booze tent in town.

MOVE

Park City Trail Series 10K
Saturday, July 14 → 8 AM

The Park City Trail Series is a terrific way to explore trail running.

It’s already time for the second race in The Park City Trail Series! This fun (and dog-friendly!) is a great way to be introduced to the sport of trail running. This weekend’s race, the second of four, is the 10K installment. All of the races are held on the Round Valley Trails, and runners are welcome to bring their pups along for the race (they begin in the final wave). The other two races are scheduled as follows:

15K → August 11
13.1 miles → September 15

Yoga on the Patio
Saturday, July 7 @ 10 AM
Park City Library

Join the weekly complimentary community yoga classes on the patio outside the Park City Library! Held each Saturday at 10 a.m., through August 25, the class provides an opportunity to start your weekend off on the right foot – and to connect with your Park City neighbors. Bring your yoga mat — classes move inside if it rains.

SUMMER SLIDE
Sunday → 1 – 2 PM

Also happening at the Park City Library this weekend, the Fourth Annual Summer Slide party. Parents get to learn about the “summer slide” while kids get to… slide! They’ll stay occupied on the slip-and-slide, with huge bubbles and a water balloon fight while the grown-ups learn tips and tricks to mitigate academic regression experienced by students over the summer months.

READ

Heatwave
Zack Matheson @ Dolly’s Bookstore
July 13 → 6:30 – 7:30PM

Park City author Zack Matheson begins a busy weekend at Dolly’s with a talk about his darkly humorous tale of murder, environmental activism, and corrupt land development – set right here in Park City. Matheson is the former owner of the Main Street restaurant Morning Ray.

Humans Think. Animals Feel.
Patty Rayman @ Dolly’s Bookstore
July 14→ 2 – 3 PM

Author Patty Rayman will discuss and sign her book, Humans Think. Animals Feel. this weekend at Dolly’s. Here’s the thought: when you learn to think like your animal friends — you can improve their behavior (no word on whether there’s a book like this in the works for dealing with toddlers). The book includes compassionate problem-solving strategies to get your dog to listen, your cat to be easier to live with, and your horse to better work in partnership with you. Patty Rayman has an extensive background in this area; she has worked as an Animal Communicator for more than 15 years, has clients all over the world, hosts an Internet radio program on the topic, and has been featured on TV.

WATCH

Fire on the Water
July 14 → Activities begin @ 3 PM
Fireworks @ 10PM
Jordanelle State Park

Fire on the Water = an entire afternoon and evening of fun for the entire crew at Jordanelle State Park. It’s the 11th year for this event, and live music kicks things off at 3 p.m. There will be food, beer, games, and a kid zone. Oh, and a hot dog eating contest if you’re into that sort of thing. If you are, that starts at 7:30 p.m. If you’re not, at least be sure to look up from the fun at 9:15 for the boat parade of lights! Fireworks blast off at 10 sharp. The park gets VERY busy for Fire on the Water, so pack your patience.

DURING THE WEEK

Paws To Read
Tuesdays, 4 – 5 PM
Through August 28

Young readers-in-training are invited to improve their reading skills by reading to a therapy dog! Children ages 5 – 12 get to enjoy a 15-minute session with their parent or guardian, a dog handler and a licensed therapy dog. First come, first served.

Women’s Road Rides
Mondays → 5:45 – 7:30 PM
Through August 27

Start at Jans on Park Ave, then hit the road with a tribe of ladies for a couple of hours. Bring rain protection, energy good and plenty of water, plus your flat repair kit. Bikes are available to rent ($15, based on availability), but the event is free!

Monday Night Casting Clinics
Monday, July 9 5 – 7 PM

Every Monday evening, from Memorial Day through Labor Day, Jans’ fly fishing experts offer free fly casting lessons and equipment tips. Join them at 5 p.m., at the ponds in lower Deer Valley, next to the gazebo. If you own a rod, you’re asked to bring it along – if you don’t, they have a limited number of rods folks can borrow.

Women’s Mountain Bike Rides
Tuesdays → 6-8 PM
Through August 28

Another women-only option during the week is the Tuesday night mountain bike rides with White Pine Touring. The rides are led by Team Sugar guides, and the group is divided up based on your skill and comfort level. Meet at White Pine Touring at 6 p.m., then explore new trails and meet new friends for two fun-filled hours. This experience is also free.

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Throwback Tuesdays Film Series
Tuesdays → 7 PM
July 3 – July 31
Jim Santy Auditorium @ Park City Library

Throwback Tuesdays is a partnership between the Park City Film Series and the Park City Library, begins this week! The first classic film (free admission and free popcorn!) is The Muppet Movie; rated G. Here’s the movie lineup for the rest of the month:

Tuesday, July 17 – Peggy Sue Got Married (PG-13)
Tuesday, July 31 – Who Framed Roger Rabbit (PG)

Grand Valley Bank Community Concert Series
Smiling Souls
Gates Open @ 4 PM
July 18→ 5:30 – 8 PM – RAIN OR SHINE

Smiling Souls is made up of a family who brings together a diverse musical sound that is influenced by Reggae and Hip Hop. Their signature style is honed in by their brass section, which has attributed to the unique blend and sound they create. Music has always been a part of each band members’ lives. Growing up in their Polynesian communities, music was always part of their everyday life from church to school to family gatherings. When they came together as a band, they realized they could mix any type of music together and reach a bigger and more diverse audience.

Twilight Ride Series
Wednesdays → 4 – 8 PM
Deer Valley Resort

Enjoy the mountain at dusk with the Twilight Ride Series on Wednesdays. From 4 until 8 p.m. on Wednesdays, take advantage of lift-served mountain biking (Silver Lake Express and Sterling Express chairlifts). DV operations stay open to serve riders for the Twilight Rides (through August 22).

Park City Mountain Farmers Market
Wednesdays → 12 – 5 PM (rain, snow, or shine)
June 13 – October 10, 2018

The Park City Farmers Market moves to the base of Park City Mountain Resort this year! The seasonal market is open for business each Wednesday and features a large selection of fresh, local goods. Stop by and stock up on just-picked produce, freshly-baked bread, and arts & crafts from local producers and vendors.

Group Mountain Bike Rides
Thursdays → 6-8 PM
Through August 30

One more crew to hit the trails with – the Thursday night group mountain bike rides! Also at White Pine Touring, this one is open to everyone, with three groups to choose from based on ride intensity. The rides are led by White Pines Touring Racing powered by jans.com mountain bike team members and guides. And on the last Thursday of each month, there’s a free BBQ and adult beverages, provided by local vendors, at the end of the ride.

Sales Update | Summer 2018

July 10, 2018 by Molly Miller, Colony PR

Land and home sales at The Colony over the past 12 months tell a pretty incredible story – take a few moments to watch our Summer 2018 Sales Update video (below) for an outline. Things continue to move quickly here – in fact, in the time it took to produce this video, two additional lots have closed, and a third homesite – as well as a home – are under contract.

Connect with Bronson Calder and Stephen Jeffers, members of the in-house Colony Sales Team with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Utah, to begin building your legacy at The Colony!

A Colony Sales Team Announcement

July 10, 2018 by Molly Miller, Colony PR

The Colony is pleased to congratulate Bronson Calder, Kurt Peterson, and Stephen Jeffers of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices, on their expanded leadership roles at The Colony at White Pine Canyon. Our longtime listing agent, Bob Marsh has elected to relinquish his role as our principal Colony listing agent and Bronson has assumed the lead position on our expanded Colony team, which includes Kurt, Stephen, Bob, and Cindy Salrin.

Bob Marsh and developer Walt Brett conducted an extensive search to find experts who share the philosophy that has made The Colony such a special ski-in, ski-out community. Bronson, Kurt, and Stephen’s enthusiasm, expertise and deep knowledge of Park City and The Colony make them the perfect team to continue The Colony legacy.

The Colony Sales Team
Bronson Calder was born and raised in Park City, steeped in his family’s real estate tradition. Nearly 20 years ago, Bronson formed a business partnership with long-time colleague, Kurt Peterson. The Peterson-Calder Real Estate Group has consistently been in the top 1% of Park City’s agents, with more than 800 transaction sides and approximately $600 million sold.

Stephen Jeffers hails from Lake Tahoe, California. After college, he elected to build on his family’s real estate legacy in the Tahoe/Reno area. Stephen joined The Colony team in 2017 and feels honored to represent our project. He is a descendant of the Condas family, the original landowners of The Colony at White Pine Canyon.

Cindy Salrin got her real estate license in 2008 and has enjoyed her job as a licensed assistant for the past 10 years. Being ensconced in the majestic setting of The Colony makes it easy for her to love her job here – lucky for us because she keeps the entire team together.

Going forward, as Bronson leads the team, he’ll have the benefit of Bob Marsh’s expertise and institutional knowledge. After nearly 20 years of intense focus on building The Colony brand, Bob will switch from overseeing the day-to-day operations to the listing of properties within The Colony. It has been fascinating for Bob to watch this project grow from its humble beginning into what it has become today. Bob’s passion for The Colony continues, and knowing that he will remain on our team providing support and continued involvement with the project and sales team is very reassuring.

Connect with Us
Please reach out to Bronson and the team anytime. They have a presence in The Colony offices 7 days a week. Utilize their knowledge for any questions you may have about our project – real-estate related or not. They are your most knowledgeable and trusted sources for information about this incredible community. We also invite you to follow updates on our website and on our social channels: Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.

Sincerely,
Walt Brett and The Colony Team

Park City Event Guide: July 6 – 8, 2018

July 6, 2018 by Molly Miller, Colony PR

We’re all recovering after a week full of 4th of July festivities. So now is the time to sit back, relax, and listen to some terrific open-air concert music and to get a bit of gentle movement into your weekend with a hike or a nature walk. Take a peek at what’s in store this weekend in Park City.

HEAR

Live Music @ Park City Mountain
Fridays, Saturdays, & Sundays

Park City Mountain will have casual, outdoor options for live music each Friday, Saturday and Sunday afternoons, all summer long. Head on over to the Park City Mountain Village, beginning at 4 p.m. This weekend’s lineup:

Friday, July 6 (4:00 – 7:00 PM) – Nathan Spenser Revue – Legends Bar & Grill
Saturday, July 7 (4:00 – 6:00 PM) – Fabulous Flynn’s Tones – PayDay Express
Sunday, July 8 (4:00 – 7:00 PM) – Joy & Eric – Legends Bar & Grill

A concert at Deer Valley (Grand Valley Bank Community Concert Series)

Deer Valley Music Festival
Saturday, July 7 → 7:30 PM
Snow Park Outdoor Amphitheater

Don’t miss this one! Legendary music from Phantom of the Opera, Cats, Sweeny Todd, Company, West Side Story, and more when the Utah Symphony bring Broadway Hits by Stephen Sondheim & Andrew Lloyd Webber to life! Click HERE for ticket and event information.

The Who’s TOMMY – The Musical
July 6 – July 27 @ Egyptian Theatre
Fridays at 8 PM

Speaking of legendary – The Who’s TOMMY – The Musical – will run through July 27 at Egyptian Theatre on Friday nights at 8 p.m. Based on the iconic 1969 rock concept album, the show is an exhilarating story of hope, healing, and the human spirit. Winner of 5 Tonys, this show is presented by the Ziegfeld Theatre Company. Ticket information HERE.

MOVE

Swaner Preserve and EcoCenter (Photo courtesy Swaner Preserve)

Saturday Morning Nature Walk
Saturday, July 7 → 8:30 AM
Swaner Nature Preserve and EcoCenter

Explore the Swaner Preserve wetlands with a guide. You’ll learn about the wonders of the wetlands, native plant and animal species, and the history of the Swaner Preserve. Keep your eyes peeled for an abundance of birds, elk or even nesting sandhill cranes.

Yoga on the Patio
Saturday, July 7 @ 10 AM
Park City Library

Join in on the weekly complimentary community yoga classes on the patio outside the Park City Library! Held each Saturday morning at 10 a.m., through August 25, the class provides an opportunity to start your weekend off on the right foot – and to connect with your Park City neighbors. Bring your yoga mat — classes move inside if it rains.

Guided Historical Hike @ Deer Valley Resort
Sunday, July 8→ 8:30 AM

Enjoy the gorgeous landscape of Deer Valley Resort with a guided historical hike on Sunday morning. The three-to-four hour hike will cover about six miles of moderately strenuous terrain – all while you learn about the area’s mining history. Participants should meet at the base of the Sterling Express chairlift (mid-mountain at Silver Lake Lodge). Reservations are required, along with a $10 fee. Be sure to wear sturdy shoes and proper sun protection (and bring along plenty of water and snacks!). To reserve your spot, you’re asked to call 435-645-6648.

SHOP

Used Book Sale
July 7 → 10 AM – 6 PM
Summit County Library – Kimball Junction Branch

The Annual Used Book Sale, presented by the Friends of the Summit County Library, will be held all day Friday and Saturday in the auditorium of the Kimball Junction Branch in Park City. Select your summer reading from a huge collection of used books, including adult fiction, a bit of non-fiction and tons and tons of kids’ titles – with a massive list of books for $1 or less! Fill your Friends of the Library tote for $16 or buy a tote and fill *it* for $18.

Park Silly Sunday Market
Sundays Through September 23, 2018
10 AM – 5 PM

If you haven’t been out yet this year to the Park Silly Sunday Market — what are you waiting for?! This eco-friendly, open-air market shuts down Historic Main Street and packs the pavement with people, local products, and potations. To fully experience Silly Market, we recommend the fabulous and free city bus, or a carpool (traffic and parking can get seriously silly), or take advantage of the bike valet. Don’t forget your sunscreen and a water bottle!

CREATE & GROW

Swaner’s Craft Sunday
Sunday, July 8 → 11 AM – 1 PM

Bring your kiddos to the Swaner Nature Preserve and EcoCenter to enjoy a nature-themed craft midday Sunday! All ages are welcome at this free event.

Music, a garden education station and a local business stand are all featured at Second Sundays!

Second Sundays at the Garden
Sunday, July 8 → 4 – 7 PM
Summit Community Garden
(4056 Shadow Mountain Dr)

Zip over to the Summit Community Garden on Sunday afternoon for Second Sundays at the Garden – a casual event with music, a garden education station, and a local business highlight. No tickets required for this complimentary event, and you’re encouraged to bring your own camp chair, beverages, and smiles! Kids are welcome, but please leave the dogs at home.

Happening this week

Women’s Road Rides
Mondays → 5:45 – 7:30 PM

Monday Night Casting Clinics
Monday, July 9 5 – 7 PM

Green Drinks in the Garden
Tuesday, July 10 → 6 – 10 PM

Mingle with other eco-conscious people and hear from local leaders about sustainability, environmental and social advocacy issues at Green Drinks. This recurring event benefits Recycle Utah – held this time at Summit Community Garden.

Women’s Mountain Bike Rides
Tuesdays → 6-8 PM

Group Mountain Bike Rides
Thursdays → 6-8 PM

Want us to highlight your nonprofit? Email Molly@theColonyWPC.com.

*Wasatch Creamery Ice Cream Co. is a client of Miller Media & Communications, which created the content for this blog post.

SEE

Grace Potter @ City Park July 13 — > gates open @ 4:30 PM Show @ 6 PM – RAIN OR SHINE St. Regis Big Stars Bright Nights Concert Series

SHOP

MOVE

READ

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DURING THE WEEK

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Saturday Morning Nature Walk Saturday, July 7 → 8:30 AM Swaner Nature Preserve and EcoCenter

Park Silly Sunday Market Sundays Through September 23, 2018 10 AM – 5 PM

Women’s Road Rides Mondays → 5:45 – 7:30 PM

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Grace Potter @ City Park
July 13 — > gates open @ 4:30 PM
Show @ 6 PM – RAIN OR SHINE
St. Regis Big Stars Bright Nights Concert Series

Saturday Morning Nature Walk
Saturday, July 7 → 8:30 AM
Swaner Nature Preserve and EcoCenter

Park Silly Sunday Market
Sundays Through September 23, 2018
10 AM – 5 PM

Women’s Road Rides
Mondays → 5:45 – 7:30 PM