The following are a collection of community events upcoming as of Oct. 28, 2026. For even more event listings, see the community-submitted online calendar. If you’ve got an event you want to submit or have a question, email [email protected] with the event title, location, address, date and time. Featured events Courtesy of Wasatch Camerata Chamber Singers  Soundtracks: The Music Behind the Screen Wasatch Camerata Chamber Singers, 232 S. Mitchie Ln, Midway Oct. 29-30, 7:30-8:30 p.m. Wasatch Camerata invites you to join us for Soundtracks, an evening of unforgettable music from film and video games, brought to life by twelve voices. From the sweeping beauty of Hymn to the Fallen and Gabriel’s Oboe to the unmistakable worlds of Skyfall, Skyrim and other favorites, Soundtracks explores the music that stays with us long after the screen goes dark.  Photo courtesy of Egyptian Theatre Tour the Venue Egyptian Theatre, 328 Main Street Sat., Nov. 21, noon Do you want to go behind the scenes and see what the inner workings of the Egyptian entail? Do you want to stand center stage? Join us for a special theatre tour, given by the wonderful staff. One day only! Ongoing Events Egyptian Theatre 328 Main Street See upcoming shows at parkcityshows.com. Oct. 28-Nov. 1: Little Shop of Horrors Nov. 6-7: Dracula  Nov. 6-8: The Sweet Nov. 12-14: Forever Motown Nov. 13-14: Finding Nemo Kids Nov. 19-21: Showtime! On Main Street Nov. 21: Tour the venue  Nov. 24-29: A Christmas Story: The Musical  Dec. 3-6: Yonder Mountain String Band Dec. 11-20: Park City’s Sing-A-Long Spectacular  Dec. 23-25: Kurt Bestor Dec. 26-31: Park City Cirque  Mountain Town Music shows Performances are at various locations and times.  Check mountaintownmusic.org/shows for detailed info. Oct. 30: Nathan Spenser, Après Pendry Nov. 1: Nate Robinson, Après Pendry Nov. 2: Michelle Moonshine, Park City Senior Center Nov. 20: Miss DJ Lux, Canyons Village at Park City Mountain Park City Film Series Jim Santy Auditorium 1255 Park Ave. See lineup at parkcityfilm.org. Nov. 8: “Warren Miller’s Day Off” Nov. 19: Girl Winter Film Tour Nov. 13-15: Matchstick Productions Presents: “The Way Out” Park City Performing Arts Various locations and times More at parkcityinstitute.org. Dec. 21: White Christmas Sing-A-Long! Feb. 5: Dr. Seuss’s Cat in the Hat LIVE on Stage! Feb. 26: Colin Cloud: Mastermind Park City Farmers Market First Time Chair Lift  Wednesdays through Oct. 28 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Park City Farmer’s Market is held at Park City Resort’s First Time Chair Lift Parking Lot every Wednesday. The market offers a large assortment of fresh local goods from Utah Farmers and vendors and strives to offer only the freshest and organic products. ‘Ephemeral’ Swaner Preserve EcoCenter  Through Nov. 29 Join us for the opening reception of “Ephemeral,” a juried art exhibition celebrating Utah’s native plants through the work of local artists. Presented by Swaner Preserve EcoCenter in partnership with the Utah Native Plant Society, this exhibition explores the beauty, diversity, and ecological importance of the plants that shape Utah’s landscapes.  Dine About Month of October Park City’s 14th Annual Dine About features food and drink specials and new menu offerings for locals throughout the month of October. The Halloween Express Heber Valley Railroad 450 South 6th West, Heber City Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays in October  7 p.m. Join on this Halloween journey to the haunted Grim Hollow station. On board you will be entertained by our hosts and a cast of characters! This is a 90 minute family-friendly train experience. The Halloween Express runs on Monday, Thursday, and Friday evenings throughout October. All trains will sell out! NOTE: The Halloween Express is fun and not scary! Departs at 7 p.m. sharp! Don’t be late!  Ballet West See full lineup at balletwest.org. Oct. 24-31: Dracula Nov. 6-14: Rolling with the Stones Dec. 4-12: The Nutcracker BalletNEXT Performances are at various locations and times. See the full lineup at balletnext.org. Oct. 28: Behind the Veil Park City Opera Performances at various locations and times. See the full lineup at parkcityopera.org. ‘War of the Worlds,’ A Radio Play Timpanogos Valley Theatre 90 N 100 W, Heber City Oct. 23-31 An alien invasion throws humanity into chaos in the classic sci-fi novel “The War of the Worlds” — but all it took to cause real-life panic in the streets was Orson Welles’ 1938 radio adaptation, which listeners mistook for news. Now, 10 years later, the KTVT radio ensemble recreates the colorful events surrounding the infamous evening, including the full original broadcast. Complete with vintage commercials and live sound effects, this radio-play-within-a-radio-play is a thrilling homage to the form’s golden age and timely reminder of what fear can do to a society. Upcoming Events Deer Valley Blood Drive Snow Park Lodge room 2002 2250 Deer Valley Drive South Wed., Oct. 28 10 a.m.-4 p.m. In partnership with the American Red Cross, Deer Valley Resort invites eligible blood donors to lend an arm for a fall blood drive taking place on Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Snow Park Lodge. Donors must be 17 or older (or at least 16 years old with parental permission), weigh at least 110 pounds, be in good health and provide a photo ID. Visit RedCrossBlood.org and enter “DeerValley” to schedule an appointment and check eligibility guidelines.  Lecture: Glenwood Cemetery Funerals Park City Museum 2079 Sidewinder Drive Wed., Oct. 28 5-6 p.m. Park City’s Fraternal Organization established the Glenwood Cemetery in 1885 to provide a burial place for their members, a benefit of membership. It was a classic Victorian cemetery in a not so Victorian town, and many funerals did not follow the rules of Victorian tradition. Barbara will introduce you to William Gidley, a colorful man who was the Glenwood’s sexton from 1898 until 1924, the year he died. Have you ever wondered how graves were dug in the middle of a Park City winter 125 years ago? Working with the Energy of Anger Mountain Mediation Center Park City Library 1255 Park Ave. Thurs., Oct. 29, 5:30-7:30 p.m. Diane Hamilton combines decades of experience in conflict resolution with deep practice in meditation. Anger is one of our most powerful emotions — and one we often handle poorly. Most of us either suppress our anger or get swept away by it. But what if anger could become a source of clarity, energy and deeper connection?  Behind the Veil BalletNext 13 Hidden Splendor Court Wed., Oct. 28 6:30-8 p.m. Where ballet meets contemporary movement, and music by Madonna, Manson, and Mozart transforms the classic Giselle into something new. A new Gothic Ballet inspired by the story of Giselle. Where classical ballet meets contemporary movement, and music by Marilyn Manson, INXS, Evanescence, the Eurythmics, transforms a familiar story into something new. Dark. Beautiful. Unsettling. Behind the Veil explores the darker side of Giselle- where the past follows us, the dead still have something to say, and forgiveness comes at a cost. Please join us after the show for a Q and A session with the artists. Tickets at tinyurl.com/4w57846w. Powder Buoy Party Utah Avalanche Center Park City Brewing 1764 Uinta Way C1 Wed., Oct. 28 6 p.m. Come raise a glass with the UAC community, meet our new executive director, Nazz Kurth, hang out with the infamous Powder Buoy and enjoy a fun evening with live music, tacos, beer and a silent auction. Bring your friends, kick off the winter season with us, and get ready for snow! Community Trunk-or-Treat 176 W. 500 South, Heber City Thurs., Oct. 29 6-7:30 p.m. Calling all ghosts, ghouls, and superheroes! Join us for our annual Community Trunk or Treat! Grab your favorite costume, deck out your trunk in its Halloween best, and get ready for a night of treats and neighborhood fun. It’s the perfect way to celebrate safely and socialize with friends! THRIVE Youth Sessions Live Like Sam Registration ends Thurs., Oct. 29 The Thrive program, launched by Live Like Sam and WeBeWell, is a preventative mental health initiative that empowers and strengthens youth well-being. Students meet with their cohort via Zoom for one hour once a week. The program requires attendance every week, at the same time, on the same day, for six weeks. Upon completion, the student participant will receive a $60 research stipend. Reach out to [email protected] with any questions. Dia de los Muertos CREATE PC  1500 Kearns Blvd. Sun., Nov. 1 2-5 p.m. A vibrant community celebration honoring Dia de los Muertos with an ofrenda, live performances, and cultural activities. The event highlights the significance of the holiday through art, music and storytelling. MIND After-School Youth Program PC READS 2465 Kilby Road Wed., Nov. 4 MIND: Mentoring, Inspiring and Nurturing Differences. Would you like to meet other students with learning differences? Would you like to learn how to advocate for yourself in school? Would you like to be a mentor in our community? MIND holds several social and educational events during the school year including our popular self-advocacy workshop each fall. MIND programming is open to all Park City area students in grades K-12 with learning differences who would like to participate. If you are curious whether your student would benefit from attending MIND Programs, please reach out to us. General Plan Open House Eastern Summit County Planning Commission Summit County Services Building 110 North Main Street, Kamas Thurs., Nov. 5 6 p.m. As part of the Eastern Summit County General Plan Update, the Planning Commission is finalizing Eastern Summit County’s Future Land Use Map, a key decision that will directly shape the future of development in the area. Come share your voice and help decide how Eastern Summit County grows. Midway Harvest Chess Tournament Midway Elementary 225 S 100 E, Midway Sat., Nov. 7, 8:30 a.m. Midway Harvest Chess Tournament will take place on Nov. 7 at Midway Elementary School.  Students from kindergarten through their senior year in high school are invited to participate.  Check-in starts at 8:30 a.m., and the tournament will begin promptly at 9 a.m. The cost is $5 if pre-registered and $10 on the day of the contest. Park City Veterans 5K Club America Matt Knoop Memorial Park 4056 Shadow Mountain Dr. Sat., Nov. 7 9-11 a.m. This fun run/walk supports Warrior Revival, helping local veterans in recovery. $25 minimum donation — every dollar goes toward the mission. Warrior Revival is a 100% volunteer-run 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in Sandy that supports service members, veterans and their families through outdoor recreational experiences and retreats. Everything they offer is free and focuses on a healthy recovery environment. Tickets at tinyurl.com/2nah7hd2. November Green Drinks Recycle Utah Egyptian Theatre 328 Main Street Nov. 10 6-8 p.m. Join Recycle Utah on Nov. 10 for Green Drinks at the Egyptian Theatre, where we’re celebrating local leadership in sustainability. This event will spotlight the Park City Summit County Green Business Program and highlight three local businesses taking meaningful action to reduce waste, use renewable energy, and lead the way in sustainability. Register here. Green Business Program — Lunch Learn Park City | Summit County Green Business Program 1258 Center Drive Thurs., Nov. 12 Noon-1 p.m. Join the Park City | Summit County Green Business Program for its next Lunch Learn exploring the many alternative transportation options available locally—and the role businesses can play in helping more people use them. Local transportation experts will highlight resources including public transit, Summit Bike Share, carpooling, vanpooling and Ride On Park City, and share how businesses and their employees can take advantage of them. We’ll also introduce a new partnership between Ride On Park City and the Green Business Program designed to help Green Businesses get their employees involved and earn additional recognition and certification points along the way. Free event. Registration is required. Lunch is provided. A Brief History of Park City Mills Park City Museum 2079 Sidewinder Drive Wed., Nov. 18 5-6 p.m. The story of Park City’s silver mines is also the story of its mills. As miners followed rich ore deeper underground, they encountered new geological challenges that required increasingly sophisticated methods of recovering silver. This presentation provides a brief history of Park City’s principal mills before focusing on the Silver King Mill, one of the district’s most significant ore-processing plants. Using historical photographs, maps, diagrams, and the remains of the mill itself, we explore how changing ore types transformed milling technology—from early roasting, gravity concentration and mercury amalgamation to the adoption of froth flotation.  Twilight Tasting: Holiday Wines From Europe Anna’s European Antiques 483 W. Airport Road, Heber City Thurs., Nov. 19 5:30-7:30 p.m. Join us after hours at Anna’s European Antiques for an intimate and educational evening inspired by European winter holiday wines and beautiful European treasures. Bring a friend and discover four carefully selected European wines, chosen to pair with the season’s festivities. Pamela Wood, a licensed state educator, certified sommelier, specialist of wine, and certified wine educator, will guide guests through each selection while sharing its history, character, and connection to the seasonal table.  Light refreshments will be served!  Gracie’s Farm Dinner Series: Preserves Fermentation Gracie’s Farm at Blue Sky 27649 Old Lincoln Highway, Wanship Thurs., Nov. 19 6 p.m. The Lodge at Blue Sky, Auberge Collection presents the Gracie’s Farm Dinner Series, an intimate collection of seasonal chef-led dining experiences set against the Wasatch Mountains. The series highlights peak-harvest ingredients grown at Gracie’s Farm and reflects the natural rhythm of the land from early spring vegetables through summer harvest and into the season’s final preserves and fermentation.  Habitat for Humanity: Tree Show and Auction 2417 W High Mountain Road Fri., Nov. 20 6-9 p.m. An evening celebration featuring stunning decorated trees, silent auction items, and holiday cheer. 21-plus event. RSVP required.  Holiday Makers Market Launch Party CREATE PC 1500 Kearns Blvd.  Fri., Nov. 20 6-9 p.m. Enter into the stories told by the makers of Summit County. At CREATE PC Holiday Makers Market, you’ll have the chance to purchase artists’ work and bring a piece of their creative vision home with you — or gift it to someone you care about for an unforgettable present during the holiday season. Habitat for Humanity: Tree Community Open House 2417 W High Mountain Rd, Park City Sat., Nov. 21 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Walk through dazzling holiday trees, enjoy festive activities, and soak in the spirit of the season! Plus, Santa will be there from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. for holiday fun and photos! Fix-It Clinic: Electronics and Clothing Recycle Utah Park City Library Community Room 1255 Park Ave. Sat., Nov. 21 9 a.m.-noon Keep broken electronics and clothing out of the landfill by bringing them to our fix-it clinic! Our expert “fixers” will help bring life into your old items. Join Recycle Utah Nov. 21 from 9 a.m. to noon at the Park City Library. If you’re interested in volunteering and you have skills in clothing or electronics repair, WE NEED YOU! Fill out our Tinker Team Interest Form here. Bennie and the Stranger: A Tribute to Elton John and Billy Joel Heber Valley Entertainment 94 S. Main St., Heber City Sat., Nov. 21 5 p.m. Experience the timeless music of Elton John and Billy Joel in Bennie and the Stranger, an electrifying tribute celebrating two of the greatest singer-songwriters of all time. Sing along to the songs that defined generations, from soaring ballads to piano-driven rock ’n’ roll favorites.  A Christmas Story — The Musical Egyptian Theatre 328 Main Street Nov. 24-29 A stage adaptation of the beloved 1983 holiday film. Set in 1940s Indiana, the musical follows 9-year-old Ralphie Parker’s single-minded quest to get an Official Red Ryder BB Gun for Christmas. “You’ll shoot your eye out!” Presented by the Ziegfeld Theater. Thanksgiving Brunch at The Barn Homestead Midway Utah 700 Homestead Drive, Midway Thurs., Nov. 26 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Celebrate Thanksgiving at The Homestead Midway Utah in the all-new event Barn, featuring a bountiful brunch buffet filled with holiday favorites. Enjoy classic Thanksgiving dishes, carving stations, an array of decadent desserts, and plenty of kid-friendly options. Throughout the day, festive music will set the mood, while a fun photobooth offers the perfect opportunity to capture charming family moments. Thanksgiving Feast Edelweiss Ballroom Goldener Hirsch, Auberge Collection 7520 Royal St., Deer Valley Gather with family and friends for a festive Thanksgiving feast in the Edelweiss Ballroom, where beloved holiday classics are thoughtfully reimagined by the Goldener Hirsch culinary team. With carving stations, live music, and a welcoming atmosphere for guests of all ages, the afternoon is designed around the simple pleasure of coming together in the mountains. Geoffrey Gersten: ’50s Fabulism Gallery MAR 436 Main Street Fri., Nov. 27 6-9 p.m. Geoffrey Gersten’s large-scale oil paintings turn the forgotten objects of mid-20th-century life into something unmistakably alive, join us Nov. 27 for his Gallery MAR debut. Gersten’s studio smells like oil paint and nostalgia. Matchbooks, bottle caps, vintage toys, and torn advertising ephemera line every surface, remnants of a mid-20th-century world that most people have forgotten and Gersten refuses to let go. Working in oil on large-format canvases, he elevates these once-ordinary objects to something close to monumental, rendering them with a precision that borders on photorealistic.  Simple Treasures Heber Valley 415 Southfield Rd, Heber City Wed.-Fri., Dec. 2-4, 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Sat., Dec. 5, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Over 200 of Utah’s best vendors! Tickets are $7 at the door. Kids 18 and under are free with an adult. A portion of the proceeds will go to the Children’s Justice Center. This event will be in conjunction with the Cottages for the Children Gingerbread House Auction and the famous Heber Clothing Exchange. Features unique handcrafted gifts, home and holiday décor, trendy boutique clothing, handmade jewelry, neighbor gifts, baby gifts, metal décor, yummy treats and much much more! MIND After-School Youth Program PC READS 2465 Kilby Road Wed., Dec. 2 Wed., Jan. 6 3:45-5 p.m. Would you like to meet other students with learning differences? Would you like to learn how to advocate for yourself in school? Would you like to be a mentor in our community? MIND holds several social and educational events during the school year including our popular Self-Advocacy Workshop each fall. MIND programming is open to all Park City area students in grades K-12 with learning differences who would like to participate. If you are curious whether your student would benefit from attending MIND Programs, please reach out to us. Red Cross Blood Drive American Red Cross 4051 N. S.R. 224, Park City Fri., Dec. 4 1-6 p.m. Shepherd of the Mountains Lutheran Church will be hosting a blood drive with the American Red Cross on Dec. 4 from 1-6 p.m. Appointments are required.  If you are eligible to donate, please make an appointment at redcrossblood.org or call 1-800-733-2767 to set up an appointment. Middle School Crew Park City Library 1255 Park Ave. Dec. 4, 11, 18 3-4 p.m. If you’re in sixth, seventh or eighth grade, come to Park City Library to hang out with us in a safe and welcoming space. It’s a great opportunity to make new friends, connect with your peers and discover all the cool things your library has to offer. We can’t wait to see you! Wild Winter Art Market Swaner Preserve EcoCenter 1258 Center Drive Sat., Dec. 5 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Join Swaner for a holiday market featuring local artists whose work highlights the beauty of the natural world! Tree Lighting at Santa’s Village Homestead 700 North Homestead Drive, Midway Sat., Dec. 5 2-8 p.m. Kick off the holiday season at Homestead. Join us on Dec. 5 for a festive afternoon and evening, filled with family-friendly holiday magic. Take a horse-drawn carriage ride through the resort, enjoy the sounds of cheerful carolers, savor seasonal food and beverage specials, and gather together for the lighting of our beautiful Christmas tree outside of the historical Virginia House. It’s the perfect way to start the season and make a merry memories along the way. Christmas a La Vivaldi Heber Valley Entertainment 94 S Main St., Heber City Sat., Dec. 5 7-9 p.m. Experience the magic of the season with Christmas à la Vivaldi! Enjoy an elegant evening of your favorite Christmas songs underscored by the iconic themes of Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, seamlessly blended into a stunning new work by composer Nicholas Greer. Performed by a live chamber orchestra and featuring the extraordinary solo violinist Rosalie MacMillan, this unique concert brings together classical brilliance and festive warmth.  Festival of Lessons and Carols St Luke’s 4595 Silver Springs Drive Sun., Dec. 6 5-7 p.m. Join us for a family friendly service with reading of Scripture and the singing of Christmas carols with our amazing St. Luke’s choir! Hot chocolate bar to follow. Lecture: George Hearst  Park City Museum 2079 Sidewinder Drive, Park City Wed., Dec. 9 5-6 p.m. George Hearst had humble beginnings on his family’s farm in rural Missouri. Growing up in the first lead-zinc mining district in the United States he took an interest in geology and mining at an early age. Hearst became a self-taught and gifted expert at sniffing out quartz ore deposits earning him nicknames like “Quartz George” by his peers in the Gold Country of California, and as legend has it, “The Man That Earth Talks To” by the Sioux tribe in the Dakota Territory. Ultimately, Hearst’s mining success did involve some luck, but by far and away he made his own luck to become one of the wealthiest and most influential men of the Gilded Age in the United States. Please join Sandy Brumley and Mark Danninger as they highlight the remarkable story of George Hearst and his legacy. Park City’s Holiday Sing-A-Long Spectacular! Egyptian Theatre 328 Main St., Park City Dec. 11, 12, 13, 17, 18, 19, 20 A family-fun event with a visit from Santa Claus himself! Our highly-anticipated annual holiday variety show that will feature song, dance, and skits of holiday favorites from an all local cast! Featuring the audience favorite choir-led sing-alongs. Winter: Aaron Memmott, Fred Calleri and Patrick St. Clair Gallery MAR 436 Main Street Fri., Dec. 18 6-9 p.m. Gallery MAR closes out the year with a group exhibition uniting three painters bound by a shared study of light. Fred Calleri draws on the old masters to render romantic, narrative figures with a touch of quiet distortion. Aaron Memmott captures the glow of cities at night, streetlights and wet pavement rendered in rich, atmospheric color. Patrick St. Clair turns to modernist interiors, where light becomes the bridge between the built world and the lives lived within it. The post Community Calendar: Upcoming events as of Oct. 28, 2026 appeared first on Park Record. ...read more read less