Head to the Deer Valley Music Festival

Abandon your typical weekend activity (for us it’s dinner and the latest blockbuster) and take the entire family to the Deer Valley Music Festival.

During the 2004-2007 seasons I worked at the Utah Symphony and Opera’s Deer Valley Music Festival. In my opinion, there are three reason to return every year:

3 Reasons to Return to the Deer Valley Music Festival

1. Connect with Family
You can bring your own food into the venue and enjoy an alfresco dinner together. It’s also an ideal opportunity to take your children to hear the Utah Symphony in a place where they can run around and talk without being quieted.Who knows, they may even sit and listen.

2. Connect with Nature
With temperatures reaching 100 degrees in the city there’s something to be said about heading to the mountains and feeling the cool canyon breezes. And experiencing the mountains tranquil beauty has shown to reduce stress.Listening to world-class music under the stars is a perfect way to connect with your natural surroundings.

3. Make it an Adventure
Make a plan to experience Park City. Walk Historic Main Street, visit the Utah Winter Olympic Oval, or simply hike or bike wooded trails with lift services provided by Park City Mountain Resort, Deer Valley Resort and Canyons Resort.

Once you’ve been to the Deer Valley Music Festival you’ll want to make it a summer tradition.

Check out the Deer Valley Music Festival Schedule. Also, check out the hot deals you can get when you buy tickets.

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Mary Edwards

I live with my twin girls and husband at the base of the Rocky Mountains in Salt Lake City, Utah. In the summer I like to run, hike, and camp. In the winter I like to snow shoe, cross country ski and cozy up to a stack of novels. My family delights me with their love, humor, and desire to go on outdoor adventures with me from catching butterflies to dipping toes in rivers, to making s'mores up the canyon. I earned a Master of Professional Communication at Westminster College and was marketing manager for the Utah Symphony & Opera Deer Valley Music Festival and Program Director at Brighton Girls Camp. Both opportunities fueled my love for the outdoors.