Category: Showcases

  • Navajo Rug Show & Sale

    Join Deer Valley and the Adopt A Native Elder Program in celebrating the 2025 Navajo Rug Show, returning in person to Snow Park Lodge. This year’s theme, “We Come From The Stars,” honors the artistry, heritage, and stories of Navajo Elders. Experience the veteran’s ceremony, the rhythm of Pow Wow dancers, and the moving words of Elders as they share in their own language. Explore authentic, one of a kind Navajo rugs, jewelry, and crafts, each piece priced by the weaver who receives 100 percent of the sale price. The weekend begins with a Friday Night Gala followed by free entry on Saturday and Sunday.

    Your support directly benefits Navajo Elders living in Utah and Arizona and helps sustain their cultural traditions for future generations. Celebrate the creativity, culture, and community of the Navajo people while making a lasting difference.

    STAY CLOSE TO THE CELEBRATION
    Turn your visit to the Navajo Rug Show into a memorable mountain getaway with lodging at the Lodges at Deer Valley or Silver Baron Lodge. This special offer is available for stays between November 3 and November 10, 2025.

  • Wasatch Back Paint and Floor Client Appreciation Day

    Wasatch Back Paint & Floor Client Appreciation Day is open to all in our community! Come enjoy great food (burgers and dogs), bring the family, listen to great music from MidUtahRadio, get free tickets to the Ultimate Sports Bash, and learn from industry experts about any home needs you may have. There will be fun for kids and adults!

  • A Night of Liberty Fundraiser

    Please join us at Liberty Sanctuary’s NIGHT OF LIBERTY With a delicious meal by Savoury Kitchen Wines by Russian River Vineyards, an exclusive Trunk Show by JW Bennett, and great tunes! Liberty Sanctuary is a 501c3 nonprofit rescuing equines from the slaughter pipeline. Please visit libertysanctuary.org to purchase tickets and learn more. On behalf of all Forgotten Equines, We are truly grateful.

    Get your tickets here.

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  • Anna’s European Antiques Pop-Up

    Immerse yourself in European Treasure Hunting in a warehouse stocked full. Enjoy a unique shopping experience for one-of-a-kind antique and vintage items—nothing like it in Utah.

    Anna’s European Antiques article

  • Explore a life-size replica of The Tabernacle from the Old Testament

    Heber City Utah North Stake

    Beloved members of the Heber North Stake,

    As you have no doubt heard, the Tabernacle event is coming to our valley!  In preparation for our new Temple, having the Tabernacle event here in the Heber Valley is an amazing opportunity to share and experience the history of our Judeo-Christian faith, while driving positive interest in temple worship.

    The Tabernacle missionaries in charge of the event emphasize that it’s really all about Jesus Christ.  The focus is on helping YSAs and youth prepare to make covenants, become deliberate disciples in the gathering of Israel, and become teachers and leaders in the Lord’s church.  The Tabernacle also provides opportunities to share the gospel through an interesting and educational historical experience.  Please plan to attend with family, friends and neighbors.

    As this event travels around to various location, it is hosted and staffed by YSAs and youth (with appropriate adult support) from the local Stakes.  The 6 stakes in our Valley, plus Park City and Kamas, have each been assigned the task of staffing the event one full day from May 19th – 26th.  The Heber North Stake’s assigned date is Friday, May 19th.  However, you are welcome to attend the Tabernacle event any of the 8 days it will be in Heber.

    Each day requires over 200 volunteers.  So each Ward in our Stake has already received a volunteer assignment to fill.  Please check with your ward leaders if you need more information.  Additional opportunities to volunteer include setup on May 18th and takedown on May 27th, as well as security and medical detail during the event.

    There will be a Training Fireside hosted by our Stake on Sunday, May 7th at 7pm in the Heber North Stake Center.  The training will be led by our Stake YSA Committee members and is designed for the youth who have volunteered to serve (as well as parents or other adults who may have also volunteered to fill assignments).

    There will also be a valley-wide Tabernacle Devotional for YSA and Youth on Wednesday, May 10th in the Midway Stake Center (see attached flyer).

    Here is a link to the official site that promotes the Tabernacle Event so you can better understand what this event is all about.  https://www.tabernacleutah.com/

    We are so very grateful for your willingness to serve and support this wonderful event.

  • CarQuest Heber City Car Show

    CarQuest Car Show is scheduled for 11 May at Carquest Auto Parts – J&S AUTO INC.HEBER CITY CARQUEST. Event address is 434 North Main Street, Heber City, UT 84032, United States.

    BBQ 12pm until gone.

    Filter sale May 6th-11th. All premium blue filters 50% off – May 11th entire store 20% off

    Come see us at the Heber City Carquest Car Show

  • Sundance Film Festival 2025

    Sundance Film Festival will celebrate its 41st Anniversary on January 23 – February 2, 2025.  Come to Park City to enjoy the best of independent filmmaking.

  • TÁR

    Price: $8 general, $7 seniors & students, $6 members
    December 2-4 | Rated R  | 158 mins | Directed by Todd Field​ | Friday and Saturday 7:00 PM and Sunday 6:00 PM
    Can you separate the art from the artist, and perhaps more importantly, should you? These questions that hang heavy over our modern life sit at the core of TÁR from writer/director Todd Field. This powerful story follows the fictional (though far too plausibly real) Lydia Tár (Cate Blanchett), a renowned conductor/composer at the height of her power, on the eve of the greatest performance of her career. As the big day approaches controversies from her past begin to mount, unraveling her life in a singularly modern way.
    A searing portrait of power and influence in today’s society, TÁR exquisitely examines our veneration of artists that are, as we like to say, a bit problematic. While the themes are heavy, there’s joy to be found in the love for the art itself that is evident in the brilliant script. Cate Blanchett gives a transformative performance as a flawed (to put it lightly) master whose bill is finally coming due.

  • The Wonder

    Rated R | 103 mins | Directed by Sebastián Lelio | Friday and Saturday 7:00 PM and Sunday 6:00 PM
    Price: $8 general, $7 seniors & students, $6 members

    1862, 13 years after the Great Famine. An English Nightingale Nurse Lib Wright (Florence Pugh) is called to the Irish Midlands by a devout community to conduct a 15-day examination over one of their own. Anna O’Donnell (Kíla Lord Cassidy) is an 11-year-old girl who claims not to have eaten for four months, surviving miraculously on “manna from heaven”. As Anna’s health rapidly deteriorates, Lib is determined to unearth the truth, challenging the faith of a community that would prefer to stay believing.

  • Backcountry Film Festival

    The 18th Annual Backcountry Film Festival is a collage of short documentaries and ski movies about the pursuit of objectives and ideals in the mountains, artistic vision, friendship, and how the snow sports community is adapting to a changing environment.


    Presented in partnership with Wasatch Mountain Institute. Wine and Beer available for purchase.

    Film Line-up:

    “Soñadora” By Jr Rodriguez, Sofia Jaramillo, Micheli Oliver, and Luke Kaneb
    Vanessa Chavarriaga is quite literally a trailblazer and with vulnerable storytelling, she is making space for those after her in the outdoor industry. In doing so she is often in predominantly white spaces and thus has had to find ways to stay connected to herself and her culture. This film explores Vanessa’s journey and anyone else who lives between worlds.

    “Tools of Ascension” By Chris Murphy and Max Lowe / Produced by YETI
    Conrad Anker knows the value of suffering through the climb — letting difficult experiences build. Learn more about his ascension with new climber Malik Martin.

    “Mapping Snow” By Aaron Kalischer-Coggins and The Hill
    Mapping Snow explores how scientists are trying to better understand snow around the world, to save lives and mitigate the impacts of climate change on our most precious resource.

    “Ski Local” By Skyler Martin
    Ski Local explores the past and present culture of skiing on the Palouse.

    “First Time Adventure” By The Mad Trees / Produced by Subaru and REI
    WWA Ambassador Vasu Sojitra takes fellow athlete Kira Brazinski backcountry skiing for the first time. A short and sweet film about the joy of getting outside together, sharing in our experiences and how we connect to our bodies in the outdoors.

    “HUT VIBES” By Noah Howell  / Produced by Flylow and SHELTER
    A group of friends head into the Eastern Sierras to share in the well-known and historic backcountry hut experience. A quick look at the magic of huts in the winter and what they provide.

    “The Bottom Line” By NWAC
    This short film produced by the Northwest Avalanche Center dives into a typical day for NWAC forecasters out in the field along with their routine once back in the office to get the forecast out to the public.

    “Ski Together” By Greg O’Connor
    Zach McCarthy moved back to Maine from Boston and found purpose in sharing his love of ski touring with others.

    “The Avalanche Hunter” By Wool Hat Creative
    In this adventure vignette, we get a look behind the scenes into the often invisible world of avalanche control and avalanche professionals. The story follows Roz Reynolds, an “avalanche hunter” and certified badass, who is not only blazing trails in her field and keeping the public safe in the mountains, but also laying first tracks on backcountry slopes, climbing ice walls, and more.

    “TENSION” By WNDR Alpine
    An immersive deep pow experience.

    “Stepping Out: An Alaskan Expedition” By Top Top Studio
    Three women set out to ski in the Alaska range for their first time. Serving as their own guides they were excited to arrive on the glacier and were quickly humbled by the complex structure of the terrain. In a new setting, they reimagine what success looks like beyond the familiar expectations of adventure athletes. The mission? Thrive in new roles and progress as a team to test their limits as skiers and leaders. No trip is perfect but the most memorable ones evolve beyond sport.

    “Next Stop Sneg” By Marco Tribelhorn
    After receiving a suspicious message on his computer screen, Sven Rauber goes on a hallucinating ski trip into a pillow filled forest in the middle of nowhere. He finds him self in a camp alongside a beautiful river between some hills wich hold some of the best snow and skiing terrain in the world. A movie for ski and snowboard fanatics with an affectation for deep powder tree skiing.

  • The Good House

    Price: $8 general, $7 seniors & students, $6 members
    435.615.8291
    November 4-6 | Rated R  | 104 mins | Directed by Maya Forbes and Wallace Wolodarsky​ | Friday and Saturday 7:00 PM and Sunday 6:00 PM
    The Good House follows Hildy Good (Sigourney Weaver), a wry New England realtor and descendant of the Salem witches, who loves her wine and her secrets. Her compartmentalized life begins to unravel as she rekindles a romance with her old high-school flame, Frank Getchell (Kevin Kline), and becomes dangerously entwined in one person’s reckless behavior. Igniting long-buried emotions and family secrets, Hildy is propelled toward a reckoning with the one person she’s been avoiding for decades: herself.

  • I Didn’t See You There

    Thursday, November 3rd | Not Rated | 76 mins | Directed by Reid Davenport | 7PM
    As a visibly disabled person, filmmaker Reid Davenport sets out to make a film about how he sees the world, from either his wheelchair or his two feet, without having to be seen himself. The unexpected arrival of a circus tent outside his apartment in Oakland, CA leads him to consider the history and legacy of P.T. Barnum’s Freak Show and its lingering presence in his daily life in the form of gawking, lack of access, and other forms of ableism.
    Informed by his position in space, lower to the ground, Davenport captures indelible images, often abstracted into shapes and patterns separate from their meaning. But the circus tent looms in the background, and is reverberated by tangible on-screen interruptions, from unsolicited offers of help to careless blocking of ramps. Personal and unflinching, “I Didn’t See You There” forces the viewer to confront the spectacle and invisibility of disability.
    Winner of the Directing Award: U.S. Documentary at the 2022 Sundance Film Festival.

  • Family Science Night

    On Tuesday, October 18 from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m., NHMU and Zions Bank will host a Traveling Treasures Family Science Night at the Zions Bank financial center in Heber City, with fun activities, door prizes, and fascinating museum specimens on display for families and guests of all ages.
    Museum educators and experts will be on hand to share stories of Utah’s natural history, from world-class fossil discoveries to the fragile artifacts left behind by early human inhabitants! Discover these uniquely Utah stories and much more by getting up close with amazing museum objects at our Family Science Night in Heber!
    This event is free to attend. 
  • National Geographic Live – Invisible Wonders

    Photographer Anand Varma has developed innovative techniques—even building some of his own equipment—to create remarkable images of creatures whose incredible details are otherwise invisible to the naked eye. From the secret life cycle of the honeybee to the lightning-fast behaviors of hummingbirds, join him for a rare and fascinating glimpse of our world’s hidden wonders.

    435.655.3114

  • Fall Round Up Horse Sale

    Join us for the Fall Round-Up Horse Sale, where we have hand-picked a select group of consignors based on their horsemanship, integrity, and the quality of their horses. Our goal is to match great horses with great people, and we offer a variety of options suitable for all interests and skill levels. Whether you’re in the market for a proven trail horse, a performance horse, a seasoned ranch horse, or an honest broke horse, we’ve got you covered.

  • The Family Stone

    Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductees – The Family Stone boasts founding member Saxophonist Jerry Martini, the catalyst for their formation back in Hippy San Francisco and the Golden Age of Psychedelic Soul!

    Thursday – Saturday at 8pm, Sunday at 6pm. Reduced priced tickets Thursday, Friday, Sunday. PHARAOHS RECEIVE BEST SEATING!

    Ages: All Ages


    Thursday pricing: $39/House; $49/Preferred; $59/Cabaret

    Friday & Sunday pricing: $45/House; $55/Preferred; $65/Cabaret

    Saturday pricing: $53/House; $59/Preferred; $69/Cabaret

    Tickets increase $5 half hour before show time.  All sales final, no refunds!  Exchanges may be made for the same show, different date only + $5 per ticket exchange fee and any price difference.

    Website: http://www.thefamilystonemusic.com/

  • Odyssey Dance Theatre

    IN THEIR FINAL PERFORMANCES EVER! Mystifying, mesmerizing, morbid monsters and maniacs. Always a sell-out, make this part of your yearly Halloween tradition! This show uses theatrical haze and strobe lighting.

    Reduced pricing opening weekend & weekday performances. Ages 12+ – some children may find too scary. All shows 8pm except Sunday shows @ 6pm. 3pm Matinees 10/1 & 10/9. PHARAOHS RECEIVE BEST SEATING! No promo code for pharaohs – call to book


    Ages: 12+ Ages

    TICKETS:  
    First weekend and all Wednesday & Thursdays: Front-of-House: $39. House Adult: $33 / Youth (12 & under) $28
    Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays: Front-of-House: $45. House Adult: $39 / Youth (12 & under) $33
    Tickets purchased at the Door 30 minutes before showtime are $5 more

    All sales final!  Exchanges may be made for same show different date only – $5 per ticket exchange fee based on availability.  See Box Office policies.

     

    Artist Website: odysseydance.com

  • The Importance of being Earnest

    A Classic comedy by Oscar Wilde, Performed by TVT.

    Tickets


    Cast List – The Importance of Being Earnest

    Jack Worthing  — Nathan Smith

    Algernon Moncrief –– Jonah Stirling

    Gwendolyn Fairfax — Bethany Ward

    Lady Bracknell — Robyn Lane

    Cecily Cardew — Mari Magalei

    Miss Prism — Julie Doud

    Dr. Chasuble — Cevin Carr

  • Park City Film presents: Ron’s Gone Wrong

    Price: FREE Admission
    435.615.8291
    August 5 | Rated PG | 107 mins | Directed by Sarah Smith, Jean-Philippe Vine, and Octavio E. Rodriguez | Friday at 8:45 PM
    Barney is a socially awkward schoolboy who receives a robot named Ron — a walking, talking, digitally connected device that’s supposed to be his best friend. Barney is excited to finally have his own robot — until his new toy starts to hilariously malfunction, drawing the attention of a shady executive who wants to protect his company’s stock price at all costs.
    Presented in partnership with Park City Library and Basin Recreation on the Park City Library patio. The film will start at dusk (~8:45pm). Patrons are encouraged to bring low-backed chairs and blankets. Admission is free.
    Admission is Free – registration is suggested

  • Sundance Institute Presents: “Emily the Criminal” @ Twilight Drive-In

    9:30 PM
    FREE ADMISSION, registration is highly recommended.
    Location: Utah Olympic Park
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    August 5 | Not Rated | 93 mins | Directed by John Patton Ford​​ | Friday at 9:30 PM
    Emily (Aubrey Plaza) is saddled with student debt and locked out of the job market due to a minor criminal record. Desperate for income, she takes a shady gig as a “dummy shopper,” buying goods with stolen credit cards supplied by a handsome and charismatic middleman named Youcef (Theo Rossi). Faced with a series of dead-end job interviews, Emily soon finds herself seduced by the quick cash and illicit thrills of black-market capitalism, and increasingly interested in her mentor Youcef. Together, they hatch a plan to bring their business to the next level in Los Angeles.

  • Sundance Institute Presents: “2nd Chance” @ Twilight Drive-In

    Price: FREE ADMISSION, registration is highly recommended.
    Location: Utah Olympic Park
    435.615.8291
    August 5 | Not Rated | 89 mins | Directed by Ramin Bahrani​ | Friday at 7:45 PM
    Bankrupt pizzeria owner Richard Davis invented the modern-day bulletproof vest. To prove that it worked, he shot himself 192 times. He launched a multi-million-dollar company and became a cult figure among police. Davis’ rise and fall reveals a man of contradictions and the nature of power and impunity in America.
    Join us for this free community screening presented by Sundance Institute, in collaboration with Park City Film at the Twilight Drive-in at Utah Olympic Park. The event is free to attend, but registration is highly recommended.

  • RMSB Firecracker Tournament

    RMSB Firecracker Tournament July 1st, 2nd, and 4th at Southfield Park, and Vets Park.

  • Shrek Jr. The Musical

    SHOWTIMES

    Thursday, April 14th 7:00 pm

    Friday, April 15th 5:30 pm & 8:00 pm

    Monday, April 18th 7:00 pm

    Thursday, April 21st 7:00 pm

    Friday April 22nd 7:00 pm

    Saturday April 23rd 4:00 pm & 7:00 pm


    Adults $10.00 – Children ages 2-12 $5.00 (Children ages 2 and younger need not pay)
    Sales close at 12:00 p.m. on the day of the show.
    All tickets are open seating, not reserved seats. 
    PERFORMERS will not be allowed to save places for their friends/family.
    PLEASE BRING YOUR EMAIL RECEIPT AS PROOF OF PURCHASE!
  • Midway Art Association Gallery Artist’s Reception

    Every two months, seven new artists exhibit their artwork in the Gallery sponsored by the Midway Art Association.

  • Live Music @ Sundance Resort

    Live music from The Base @ Sundance Resort


    March 19 – featuring Morgan Snow


    March 26 – Michelle Moonshine


    April 2 – Jonny Gold


    April 9 – Matthew Bashaw


     

  • Lindsey Leavitt Book Launch

    Join award-winning children’s book author Lindsey Leavitt celebrate her new middle-grade novel, Willis Wilbur Wows the World. Leavitt will be in conversation with Ally Condie (Summerlost, The Beast- A Dark Deep Novel) and Yamile Saied Méndez (Furia, Can’t Be Tamed- Horse Country #1). Giveaways! Treats! Laughter! Books for sale from The King’s English Bookshop

  • Sage Creek Equestrian Winter Dressage Festival

    This is a great show series for anyone looking to give themselves, or their horse, show exposure without the “Big Show Pressures”

    Closing Date: TBD

    Manager/Secretary: Brooke Sweat
    [email protected]

    Judge: Jan Lawrence

     

    Sage Creek Equestrian 3181 West 3000 South Heber City, UT, 84032United States

  • Live Music @ Black Rock Mountain Resort

    Come listen to local musical talent, sip on specialty cocktails, and enjoy the refined decor of On The Rocks bar inside Black Rock Mountain Resort. This après-esque scene is a perfect start to your Friday or Saturday night. Following drinks and appetizers, head downstairs to The Overlook restaurant for dinner and make a whole night of it. Plan ahead, book a room, and really indulge in this luxury property stay.

    Live Music Calendar

  • Improv Comedy with The Belvederes

    Family-friendly improv comedy is guaranteed to make you laugh out loud.

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