The Art of Music
Deer Valley's summer concert roundup
Summer 2019
Written By: Darby Doyle | Images: Courtesy Deer Valley Resort and Stein Eriksen Lodge
WITH SYMPHONY CLASSICS, TOURING BANDS, AND FREE ROLLICKING COMMUNITY CONCERTS, DEER VALLEY HAS THE GAMUT OF MUSICAL ARTS COVERED THIS SUMMER. SAYS DEER VALLEY’S STEIN ERIKSEN LODGE COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER JESSICA TURNER, “WE ARE VERY EXCITED FOR THE SERIES’ RETURN THIS SUMMER,” ESPECIALLY AFTER SUCH A BUSY, BUT AMAZING WINTER SEASON FOR ALL THE HOSPITALITY VENUES. WHETHER YOU VISIT DEER VALLEY FOR A NIGHT UNDER THE STARS AT THE SNOW PARK OUTDOOR AMPHITHEATER OR AN EVENING ON THE STEIN ERIKSEN PATIO, THE LIVE MUSIC AND MOUNTAIN SUMMER BREEZE WON’T DISAPPOINT.
UTAH SYMPHONY’S DEER VALLEY MUSIC FESTIVAL
The Utah Symphony and the Utah Opera call Park City their home base during the summer, with performances at Deer Valley’s Snow Park Out-door Amphitheater, St. Mary’s Church in Old Town, and private home “salon” events.
Celebrating the 16th season of the popular (it always sells out!) series, this year’s eclectic lineup of classics, blues, Broadway, folk, and rock ’n’ roll promises to be a highlight of summer.
2ND ANNUAL DEER VALLEY CONCERT SERIES
In collaboration with The State Room Presents, the Deer Valley Concert Series brings irresistibly dance-able acts to the amphitheater. Purchase tickets in advance for reserved seating, general admission floor access, or general admission lawn seats.
GRAND VALLEY BANK COMMUNITY CONCERT SERIES
This free community concert series is presented by Mountain Town Music and held at Deer Valley’s Snow Park Outdoor Amphitheater from 5:30 to 8 p.m. on Wednesdays nights from June 19 to August 21.
Mountain Town Music coordinates over 200 shows a year all over Summit County, from Peoa to Coalville. Including the concerts hosted in Park City, the program entertains over 350,000 people a year.
HOPS ON THE HILL
Does it get any better than cold local brews, great eats, and live music? Get all three at the Stein Eriksen Lodge patio on Tuesday nights during July and August. The live concerts are free and paid ticketed options allow for food and/or beverage pairings on the patio from 6 to 7:30 p.m. (the music continues until 9 p.m. slope side).
Each week, two local brewers are featured with food pairings specif-ically developed by Chef Zane Holmquist to complement the beer selec-tions. The good news is that the always-sold-out events were so popular last season that they’ve added an eighth week to the schedule. Exact dates are: July 9, 16, 23, 30 and August 6, 13, 20, 27.
