As the year draws to a close, Park City is alive with a variety of events and activities designed to entertain locals and visitors alike. From thrilling performances at the Egyptian Theatre to family-friendly celebrations welcoming the New Year, the community is bustling with excitement. Here’s a comprehensive look at the happenings from December 31 to January 2, 2026, ensuring that everyone can find something to enjoy during this festive season. The Egyptian Theatre will be the focal point for entertainment enthusiasts as it hosts Park City Cirque, an all-ages variety show that promises to deliver an unforgettable experience. This thrilling production, featuring mesmerizing acrobatics, captivating juggling, and uproarious comedy, will mark its final performance of the year on December 31. Audiences can expect to be dazzled by The Great DuBois, the husband-and-wife duo of Michael DuBois and Viktoria Grimmy. This talented pair has garnered acclaim from numerous high-profile appearances, including contributions to Hugh Jackman’s acclaimed film, “The Greatest Showman.” Their resume is a testament to their exceptional skills, having performed on renowned stages such as “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno” and “Late Night with David Letterman.” Tickets for the show are available through the Egyptian Theatre's website, with inquiries directed to 855-745-SHOW. For families looking for more laid-back festivities, the Kimball Art Center is hosting its annual Noon Year’s Eve celebration. Scheduled from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on December 31, this free event is designed to engage children and their families in artistic activities and community bonding. Attendees can explore various art projects, providing a creative outlet as they ring in the New Year a few hours early. The Park City Library is also getting in on the action, offering a similar Noon Year’s Eve gathering that will feature arts and crafts activities. Families can join in the fun at the library from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. as well, making it a perfect day for creative expression and community gatherings. It is important to note that the Swaner Preserve & EcoCenter will close its doors for the holidays, with operations resuming on January 2. While the EcoCenter is temporarily unavailable to the public, it remains a vital resource for environmental education and community engagement. Visitors should check the Swaner Preserve's website for updates on reopening and upcoming events. As part of the Winter Break Film Series, Park City Film is concluding its lineup with a screening of the iconic thriller, “Jaws,” directed by Steven Spielberg. The film will be shown at the Park City Library’s Jim Santy Auditorium at 4 p.m. on January 1. Moviegoers will have the opportunity to revisit this Academy Award-winning classic that follows the gripping adventure of police chief Martin Brody, ichthyologist Matt Hooper, and the seasoned fisherman Quint as they embark on a perilous quest to capture a ferocious great white shark threatening a small seaside community. This screening is a perfect way for families to enjoy a cinematic experience together as they celebrate the New Year. Additionally, the Historic Park City Alliance is hosting its annual Snow Globe Stroll, a visual delight that continues until January 3. This enchanting event allows visitors to interact with larger-than-life snow globes, each showcasing unique scenes created by local artists. By pushing a button, participants can activate holiday melodies that accompany the displays, creating a festive atmosphere on Main Street. This event not only highlights local artistry but also encourages community engagement during the holiday season. In conclusion, Park City is offering an array of festive activities that cater to all ages, ensuring that everyone can partake in the celebratory spirit as 2026 begins. From thrilling performances to artistic endeavors and cinematic classics, the community is embracing the New Year with enthusiasm and creativity. As locals and tourists come together for these events, they foster a sense of unity and joy, making Park City a vibrant hub for entertainment and culture during this holiday season. Whether attending a show at the Egyptian Theatre, participating in Noon Year’s Eve celebrations, or enjoying the Snow Globe Stroll, everyone is invited to share in the magic of Park City as it ushers in a new year full of promise and excitement.