As winter embraces Park City, a variety of engaging events are on the horizon, promising something for everyone in the community. Starting January 10, residents and visitors can look forward to a series of artistic, creative, and musical experiences that highlight the vibrant culture of this mountain town. Kicking off the series of events is the Children's Film Festival, hosted by Park City Film in collaboration with the New York International Children's Film Festival. Set for Saturday at 4 p.m. at the Park City Library, this free screening features a selection of family-friendly short films that focus on themes of empowerment, perseverance, and magic. Each film will be screened with English subtitles, ensuring accessibility for all attendees. This initiative not only aims to entertain but also to inspire young viewers through storytelling. Families interested in attending can find more information on the Park City Film website. On Sundays, the Swaner EcoCenter invites families to partake in their Sunday Craft program from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Located at 1258 Center Drive in Kimball Junction, this drop-in event encourages participants of all ages to engage in crafting activities centered around nature. Each week, attendees will create upcycled crafts, promoting environmental awareness while allowing for creative expression. The EcoCenter emphasizes the importance of sustainability, and this initiative is a perfect way for families to learn about conservation in a hands-on manner. For further details, the EcoCenter’s website offers additional resources regarding upcoming crafts and events. For adults seeking a social and literary experience, the Park City Library hosts the Next Chapter Book Club every Monday from noon to 1 p.m. This unique program welcomes individuals with varying developmental abilities to gather, share lunch, and dive into the world of literature. The club fosters an inclusive atmosphere where members can read books and exchange stories, providing both educational and social benefits. This initiative demonstrates the library's commitment to serving the diverse needs of the community, creating a space where everyone can feel welcome. More information can be found on the Park City Library’s website. Cinema enthusiasts can also look forward to a classic film experience at the Kamas Library. On Thursday at 6 p.m., the Classic Film Club will present a screening of Frank Capra's 1939 classic, “Mr. Smith Goes to Washington.” Starring James Stewart as a naïve scoutmaster who takes a stand against political corruption through a legendary filibuster, this film remains a timeless exploration of democracy and integrity. The screening is free of charge, and attendees can enjoy popcorn and refreshments while engaging in discussions about the film's themes and historical context. Details for this event can be accessed through the Summit County Library’s website. In the music scene, fans of Noah Cyrus will be excited to hear that her concert, originally scheduled for December 13 at The Lodge at Blue Sky, has been rescheduled to Saturday, February 27. This intimate acoustic performance is part of the Auberge Concert Series and promises to deliver a memorable evening. Cyrus, a Grammy-nominated artist, will perform to benefit the Saving Gracie Equine Healing Foundation, a nonprofit focused on rescuing and rehabilitating neglected horses while providing equine-assisted therapy to individuals in need. This partnership underlines the Lodge's commitment to giving back to the community, blending entertainment with philanthropy. For those wishing to purchase tickets or learn more about the event, further details are available on the Auberge website. As January unfolds, Park City continues to thrive with events that foster community engagement and cultural enrichment. From the enchanting tales of the Children's Film Festival to the creative crafts at Swaner EcoCenter, and the literary discussions at the library, the town offers a rich tapestry of activities to engage residents and visitors alike. These events not only enhance the cultural fabric of Park City but also provide opportunities for connection, creativity, and compassion within the community. Whether through film, crafts, literature, or music, January promises to be a month filled with excitement and inspiration for all. For updates on these events and more, residents are encouraged to visit the respective websites of Park City Film, Swaner EcoCenter, Park City Library, and The Lodge at Blue Sky to stay informed on upcoming activities and opportunities. With such a diverse array of happenings, January in Park City is sure to be a month to remember.