Summer Concert Series is on the front lawn every Saturday night throughout the summer. Concerts are FREE and begin at 7:00 PM. Dinner on the Lawn is available before the concerts and is served from 6:00 – 8:00 PM.
Discontinued Event
Utah Summer Concert Series Happening Now
The Homestead Resort & Spa
700 N Homestead Dr, Midway
Stand-Up Like an Egyptian – Stand Up Comedy
Stand Up Comedy with Headliner Dava Krause and featuring Fia Perera and MC Kathleen McCann at The Egyptian Theatre in Park City, Utah.
As a little girl, Dava Krause would entertain her mother by performing impressions of family and friends while they cooked dinner. Wanting to broaden her audience past the kitchen, Dava threw herself into performing and creating original material.
Dava has a recurring role on House, M.D on FOX! She is also a voice over artist and can be heard on television and radio commercials nationwide.
Dava signed a distribution deal with the indie label New Wave Dynamic and in February 2010 her first album, “Child of the 80’s” will be available on over 300 websites including itunes and Amazon. Dava also wrote the theme song to the pilot, “Women’s Work,” which is currently in development.
In Los Angeles, Dava performs stand-up regularly at The Hollywood Improv, The Ice House and on Tom Arnold’s show “Laughing with the Stars “ at The Laugh Factory. She has also traveled all over the country performing in clubs, colleges and festivals.
This Is 50.com, 3Four Group, 3opolis & The Exquisite Group Present SUNDANCE 2011 January 20-22
Come experience the 3opolis, This Is 50.com 3D Nightclub w/ mind blowing 3D Dance Floor !
THIS IS 50.com camera crew will be filming the party LIVE each night to be streamed Live on http://www.thisis50.com.
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January 21 – Man
Breakout artist MANN performs his smash hit “BUZZIN Featuring 50 Cent” LIVE along with G-UNIT’s own HOT ROD w/ special surprise guest appearances and more January 21st at Sundance The Yard!
January 22 – Far East Movement
FAR EAST MOVEMENT performs there smash hit “Like a G-6” & “Rocketerr” LIVE w/ special surprise guest appearances and more January 22nd at Sundance The Yard!
An acclaimed singer, songwriter, actress, poet, painter, philanthropist and daughter to an Alaskan cowboy singer-songwriter, Jewel will usher in 2011 with a combination of country, pop and &ndash: dare we say &ndash: her now-famous yodeling. From the remote ranch of her Alaskan youth to the triumph of international stardom, the three-time Grammy nominee, hailed by the New York Times as a “songwriter bursting with talents” has enjoyed career longevity rare among her generation of artists. Whether alone with her guitar or fronting a band of ace musicians, Jewel has always been a charismatic live performer, earning the respect of other singer-songwriters such as Merle Haggard, Bob Dylan and Neil Young, who, not only invited her to open their shows, but mentored her in the early phases of her career.
Join The Wayne Hoskins Band at the House of Blues Foundation Room as part of the 2011 Sundance Film Festival. This Utah Born winner of the 2009 for best Utah Rock Band will be an event you won’t want to miss.
The Wayne’s resume includes live performances at THE SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL, two invitations to the exclusive Acoustic All Stars Festival in Park City, Utah, the Promenade Music Festival in Boise, Idaho and the Project Green River Music Festival. The Wayne was also a featured artist at the Utah State Fair.
Most recently, The Wayne Hoskins Band performed with SAFETYSUIT, as seen on VH1’s Top 20 Countdown, to a crowd of over 1,000+ excited fans. One fan had this to say about the show: “The Wayne Hoskins Band was AMAZING! I really enjoyed their music!” (–Ashlee from Provo, Utah)
Influenced by The Frames, Justin Currie and Todd Thibaud, The Wayne falls into a cross-genre; compared to Counting Crows, Ray LaMontagne, The Fray, Lifehouse and Daughtry, the best way to describe The Wayne might simply be – classically good.
Saddle up for a great summertime activity that combines a train ride with horseback riding.
Relish the winding trails and scenic views of Soldier Hollow, led by professional guides. Return to the lodge for a delicious boxed lunch, then climb aboard the train and head back to the Heber Depot (3:00 pm departure returns by shuttle).
Appropriate for riders 8 years and older. Includes guide gratuity.
Wagon and buggy rides are available for families with children under the age of 8, contact the Ticket Office for additional information.
Dates: June 3 through August 31st — Tuesday through Saturday
Schedule:
11:00 am Depart Heber Depot / 2:00 pm Return
3:00 pm Depart Heber Depot / 6:00 pm Return
Duration: 3 Hours, Round-Trip
Fares: $89 Adult/Senior/Child
Train departs from the Heber City Depot. Food and beverages are available for purchase throughout the ride, in the full-service snack car. Advance reservations are required 24-hours in advance. No outside food or beverage is allowed.
Heber Valley Railroad
450 South 600 West Heber, UT 84032
435-654-5601
Join the Homestead Resort around a warm campfire each Friday evening for stories and fun.
Campfires are scheduled for 8:30 PM, weather permitting. For exact time and details check with the front desk prior to the scheduled time for an update.
*Discontinued Event
Utah Resort Events Happening Now
Homestead Resort & Spa
700 N Homestead Dr, Midway
(866) 976-6417
Celebrate April Fools Weekend with Stand-Up Comedy. A Night of Stand Up Comedy – Some of America’s funniest comics flown into Park City to make you laugh!
Featuring Cody Eden and Headlined by Roz Browne. Your Host is Kathleen McCann, Comedienne.
Mature audiences only.
Utah Olympic Park presents the World Junior Championship Bobsleigh, Skeleton at Park City’s Olympic Park January 31st – February 6th, 2011
Both men and women compete in the sport of bobsleigh, a sport that combines speed, power and agility. There are two person races for men and women. Men also have a four-man event. Bobsleigh is one of the original sports in the Olympic Winter Games.
In skeleton, there are separate racing disciplines for men and women. In World Cup competitions two heats are held over one day. At the FIBT World Championships (held annually except in the Olympic year), four heats are held over two days.
The Federation Internationale de Bobsleigh et de Tobogganing (FIBT) was founded on November 23, 1923 by the delegates of Great Britain, France and Switzerland, and the representatives of Canada and the United States, meeting at an International Congress in Paris, France. The FIBT headquarters is in Lausanne, Switzerland.
Bobsleigh as an organized and active sport thrived from before the turn of the century. However, it was the advent of the 1924 Winter Games and the acceptance of Bobsleigh as an Olympic sport that prompted the formation of a federation.
Time Schedules: TBA 1/31/11, 2/1/11, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
A group Art Show featuring Amy Ringholz, Lisa Lamoreaux, and Brad Stroman.
Over the last few years Amy Ringholz has taken the Western art scene by storm. Her energetic canvases and vivid imagination combine to create an inspired array of animals, each with their own playful personalities. Known for her atypical color combinations and bold, saturated colors, Ringholz’s palette begins with earth tones and then often advances bravely to cartoon/crayon hues. In addition, her animal subjects seem to display human qualities that engage the viewer through the power of personality and eye contact. Blessed with a gift, the creative spark and a pure heart, Amy brings her journey of discovery to her art. Amy Ringholz was chosen as one of Southwest Art Magazine’s 21 Under 31 Emerging Artists of 2005.
Lisa Lamoreaux creates in the moment. Her mixed media works are a result of going to her canvases in a feverish, intuitive fashion, often without any plan. She responds to the images, maps, and textures that they comprise her works, creating a layer of mixed media papers with oil and acrylic paints. Her work process allows Lamoreaux a free mind to discover the relationship between the medium and brush. Her results are more interesting, complex narratives and compositions than their original, subjective concept. This process of “getting out of the way” holds deep meaning for the artist. She labors to both stay present with the process and to notice the connections between her internal state, environment, and the manifestation of each in her work.
As an artist-activist Brad Stroman combines his passion for making art with his concerns for our environment. His abstracted still life paintings are exhibited nationally in both solo and juried group shows, and are included in nearly 100 private and corporate collections. The work reflects the intimate and fragile relationship between man and nature, and features man-made wall textures alongside natural elements such as river rocks, tree limbs, fragile eggs, and other elements. By incorporating the Japanese Zen Buddhist aesthetic of wabi-sabi, Stroman creates a stage where both nature and man-made surfaces and objects play out their balancing act. Wabi-sabi professes a belief that all things are incomplete, impermanent, and imperfect.
Hours: Monday-Tuesday 10-7; Wednesday-Saturday 10-9; Sunday 11-6