Below are a collection of community events upcoming as of Sept. 28, 2024. For ongoing events, see our ongoing-events article. For more event listings, see our online calendar.Featured eventsCourtesy of Summit County LibraryJourney into the Hidden World of Tropical BatsSummit County Library Wed., Oct. 2 NoonThe library is welcoming three Smithsonian-affiliated scientists to teach about the remarkable world of tropical bats. For decades, scientists at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute have studied the remarkable biodiversity of bats on Barro Colorado Island in Panama, where an astonishing seventy-six species coexist. Now, for the first time, Smithsonian scientists’ expertise pairs with the stunning photography of National Geographic contributor Christian Ziegler for a captivating visual journey into the fascinating world of these elusive night creatures. Register at libraryc.org/thesummitcountylibrary/57360.Courtesy of Park City Community FoundationLive PC Give PCPark City Community Foundation Fri., Nov. 15Every November, Live PC Give PC brings Park City and Summit County together for 24 hours of extreme generosity. This giving day has raised millions of dollars for local nonprofits over the past 14 years. Whether you live, work, stay, or play here, you benefit from our nonprofits. Learn how to get involved, see event information, donate, and volunteer at livepcgivepc.org.Other upcoming eventsCommunity BreakfastPark City Police Department City Park Pavilion Sat., Sept. 28 8-10 a.m.Mark your calendars for a fun-filled morning of flapjacks and the force. Park City Police Department is hosting a community breakfast with its partners the Christian Center of Park City, Peace House, and Faith & Blue. There will be free food, games, prizes and a lot of family fun! Come to the City Park South Pavilion and meet officers and neighbors.WANDER: mindful hike + boxing class + lunch + “alignment” workshopWild Women Tribe 2720 Rasmussen Rd. Ste. A4 Sat., Sep. 28 9 a.m.-2 p..m.Join us for a day designed to reignite your inner strength, align with your true path and empower your spirit. This exclusive women’s empowerment event features mindful hiking, a dynamic boxing class with championship boxer MG Vellinga at her gym, RISE Boxing, a light nourishing lunch, and a transformative workshop. Start with a guided mindful hike through beautiful landscapes to clear your mind and set positive intentions. Next, energize yourself with a boxing class that builds confidence and connects you with your physical power.Hazardous Waste DayRecycle Utah Canyon Cabriolet parking lot Sat., Sept. 28  9 a.m.-1 p.m.No businesses — residents only. Accepted items include paints, varnishes, solvents, motor oil, antifreeze, all types of batteries, gasoline, household cleaners, fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides, pool and spa chemicals, acids, propane and white gas fuel cylinders, compact fluorescent bulbs, electronic waste (computers, monitors, TVs (must be able to carry TVs using one person only) cell phones, laptops, cables), all mercury-containing items, pharmaceuticals, mattresses (for $20/item fee) and bikes. Glenwood Cemetery Event with GhostsPark City Museum 401 Silver King Drive, Park City Sat., Sep. 28 10:45 a.m.-12 p.m. 12:45-2 p.m.Park City history will come alive through reenactors or ghosts in costume standing at various gravesites discussing life and death in the old historic mining town. Immigrants: People Who Made Park City Home will be the overall theme this year. The tours will cost $20 per person and are appropriate for ages 10 years and older.  This will be a fundraiser for the historic cemetery. Space is limited and reservations are required. No dogs please. To register for the event, please choose the tour you prefer and call Diane Knispel at 435-574-9554 for tickets.Vessel Kitchen Day of Eating and GivingSummit Community Gardens and EATS Vessel Kitchen 1784 Uinta Way Sat., Sept. 28 11 a.m.-9 p.m.Vessel Kitchen is donating 25% of its revenues to SCG-EATS!  Help us support our mission-critical programs helping to create a healthier community by eating healthy, delicious, abundant food from Vessel!Film Screening: “High Country”Park City Film Jim Santy Auditorium  1255 Park Ave. Mon., Sept. 30 7 p.m.Myles Rademan, retiring director of Leadership Park City, will moderate a post-film discussionf featuring a Q and A with Dana Williams (former mayor of Park City), Katy Wang (Park City Film Series director), Eyee Hsu (climate change activist) and Sara Jo Dickens (environmental activist). Don’t miss this insightful conversation on community activism and conservation!Advance registration is requested but not required to attend. More information: bit.ly/3XtTZhH.Park City Film: High CountryPark City Library 1255 Park Ave. Mon., Sept. 30 7 p.m.Entrenched in nostalgia, “High Country” tells a timeless American story of how a community of conscientious and forward-thinking young people, disguised as ski bums and hippies, happened upon a ramshackle mining town on the fringe of society and worked to conserve and protect it for years to come.Snyderville Basin General Plan Update Open HouseSummit County Richins Building 1885 W Ute Blvd. Tue., Oct. 1 5-7 p.m. (come any time)Learn about the different elements of a general plan and give feedback that will shape the future of your community. Summit County Council Candidate ForumPark City Community Foundation Blair Education Center, Park City Hospital 900 Round Valley Dr. Tue., Oct. 1 6-8 p.m.Park City Community Foundation has partnered with KPCW Radio, The Park Record and Park City Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Bureau to host this event for the community to be informed about the four Summit County Council candidates: Megan McKenna, Ari Ioannides, Roger Armstrong, and Tory Welch.Park City Wine FestivalVarious locations Oct. 3-5 Various timesWine and adventure lovers, these events are made for you! In addition to the epic Grand Tastings that feature 80-plus wineries and live music, there are several a-la-carte events, too. Enjoy expertly paired tastings at top Park City restaurants during wine dinners annd lunches, level up your wine knowledge with classroom style seminars, or embark on a wine hike through the scenic Park City trails. Each event is ticketed individually at parkcitywinefest.com.Annual Scarecrow FestivalMcPolin Farm Sat., Oct. 5 2-4 p.m.Come to the McPolin Farm and build your own scarecrow, displayed for everyone to see. The city provides straw for stuffing, a support along the trail for your ‘crow and a display packet. Bring the items to build your scarecrow including a head, clothing, shoes, props, scissors and any other fun funky accessories. You can also build your scarecrow at home and install it whenever you choose. Just don’t forget your registered name tag found in your display packet. Get a ticket today and find more info online at eventbrite.com/e/scarecrow-festival-tickets-999524092467. Red Apple GalaPark City Education Foundation Montage Deer Valley Sat., Oct. 5 6-11 p.m.You won’t want to miss Park City’s favorite fall party with an amazing cause to celebrate! Support our students, educators, and schools while enjoying dining and dancing, cocktails and casino, and live and silent auctions.Harvest FestRecycle Utah Cattleman’s Hall, 911 W Center St., Oakley Sat., Oct. 5 11 a.m.-4 p.m.The festival is free and open to the public. There will be dozens of vendors selling a dazzling array of local goods. You’re bound to admire the character, flavor and creativity of the area! The festival will feature local food and drink, activities for kids, live music, local crafts and more.Fall MIND Social: Self-Advocacy Workshop & Pottery Painting PC Reads Paint Fusion 6699 N Landmark Dr. Ste. M105 Sun., Oct. 6 11 a.m.-1 p.m.Join for painting, lunch & self-advocacy tips!  PC Reads is looking forward to kicking off this school year and having a fun, new presentation in the works! While MIND programming is open to all students in the Park City area with learning differences in grades K-12, this event is best suited for students in grade three or higher. Sing up at parkcityreads.org.Costume SwapPark City Library 1255 Park Ave. Sun., Oct. 6 1-5 p.m.Stop by the Park City Library during regular library hours from Oct. 4-6 to add to or search the Costume Swap! You can donate your kid and adult gently used costumes and find a free “new to you” costume for Halloween or your other costume needs! ​​​​​​​Come by each day for donating or seeing new costume options!Celebrate the Spirits Trick-or-TreatBasin Recreation  Willow Creek Park 4460 Split Rail Lane  Sat., Oct. 26 11 a.m.-1 p.m.Whip out the Halloween costumes and trick-or-treat with Basin Recreation! Celebrate the Spirits is a family-favorite event perfect for all ages. Drop-in any time during the event and enjoy festive activities, costume contests and of course, trick-or-treating along the way. Event will be held outside rain, snow or shine! Interested in hosting a table? Sponsorship opportunities are available. Cost is $15 per trick-or-treater, ages 2 and under are free. Parents, guardians, or those not trick-or-treating do not need to register or pay but are welcome to attend.17th Annual Professional Snow and Avalanche WorkshopUtah Avalanche Center In-person session held at Dejoria Center in Kamas 970 UT-323, Kamas Mon., Nov. 4This event will provide continuing education for avalanche workers across the country by sharing case studies and stories from different operations in different snow climates with information to help them in their day-to-day jobs. The workshop will follow the spirit of the International Snow Science Workshop of merging theory and practice. Presenters will include patrollers, backcountry guides and forecasters, highway forecasters, search and rescue personnel, snow scientists, researchers and more. The format will be 15-minute presentations followed by Q&A. All-day, two-part workshop. Learn more at utahavalanchecenter.org.3Kings Water Treatment Plant TourRecycle Utah 1884 Three Kings Dr. Thu., Nov. 7 10-11:15 a.m.The new 3Kings Water Treatment Plant was built in 2024 to improve efficiency, increase water treatment capacity, meet regulation requirements, and replace existing aging infrastructure. Come learn about new water treatment technologies!The post Community Calendar: Upcoming events as of Sept. 28 appeared first on Park Record.