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Show Sat/Sun/Mon/Tues, July 30-Aug 2, 2005 The Park Record C-4 Alison Krauss is drawing a crowd Redstone 8 Cinemas 'Art of Recycling' showcased Wed.s Wed. k Tluirs. showing - same as lasi week • Call theater for showtime* f Movies and Times for Saturday July 30tiv This Wednesday, during the Intermission at the Wells Fargo and Park City Performing Arts Wednesday Night poncerts, Recycle Utah will "The Island" PG-13 * ON 2 SCREENS * hold its first ever fundraiser, The Art of Recycling." The event will consist 1:20 4:00 6:40 9:25 9:50 of a half-hour-long auction of items "March Of The Penguins" G 1:10 3:00 5:05 7:05 9:00 "Charlie & the Chocolate Factory" PG * ON 2 SCREENS * made by local artists from recycled materials. The items fn the auction are on 1:15 2:15 3:45 4:45 7:00 7:25 9:30 display in the space across from La Casrta in the Marriott Summit Watch "Wedding Crashers" R 2:00 4:30 7:15 9:45 Plaza They will be available for public viewing this Friday and Saturday "Mr. & Mrs. Smith" PG-13 4:20 9:55 evenings from 630-8 p.m. "War of the Worlds" PG-13 2:30 5:00 7:30 10:00 Eighteen artists are participating in the event; 30-percent of the pro- "Stealth" PG-13 1:30 4:10 7:20 10:00 ceeds will go to the artists, and 70percent will go to Recycle Utah. "Batman Beeins" PG-13 1:00 6:50 For more information about the 6030 N. Market Street Suile 120 at Redstone Kimball Junction, Park City for more information call (435) 575-0221 Advanced Tickets On Sale at www.metrorockymountain.com event, call Jean Glazer at 649-3789. PHOTO COURTESY OF THE PARK CITY PERFORMING ARTS FOUNDATION To learn about Recycle Utah, visit Alison Krauss is joined by the members of Union Station, top row from left, banjoist Ron Bock, dobro player Jerry Douglas and bassist Barry Bales and bottom row, acoustic guitar player Jason Tyminskl. Krauss plays the fiddle and sings for the group. www.recydeutah.org. special student discount $5.00. ages 12-17. W/ID Utah Symphony Opera courting a younger audience Friday, Aug. 5, the Utah Symphony and Opera will play a concert entitled, "Close Encounters of the W I I) 14 T Percussive Kind," featuring percus- IT sionist Colin Currie. The concert wiil also feature special events as part of the Symphony HIDEANDSEEK and Opera's "Vivace" group. Vivace is a social and networking group run by the Symphony and Opera for individuals in their 20s, 30s and 40s in order to bring those people to classical music performances. With a $16 ticket, Vivace members will be able to attend the concert with a VIP parking pass and will gain admission to an intermission mixer. modern bluegrass with folk music, classic country and gospel to form their sound, and that style has brought them considerable success. After making her first album, "Too Late To Cry," in 1987, the 33-yearold Krauss first joined with Union One of the summer's biggest Station on her next album, 1989's concerts will roll into town this "Two Highways." Since then, week when Alison Krauss and the Krauss went on to win 17 Grammys Union Station plays the Snow Park and 10 International Biuegrass Amphitheater on Tuesday. Music Association awards, includFor the concert, which is part of ing five Album of the Year awards. the Ch!oe Lane Big Stars Bright Union Station consists of four Nights series, the Park City musicians notable in their own Performing Arts Foundation is hopright, including acoustic guitarist ing to sell out the venue at Deer Dan Tyminski, who was the singing Valley Resort. voice for George Clooney in the And it looks like the organization film, "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" has a chance. According to Jane and dobro-player Jerry Douglas, Gendron, the organization's marketwho was named one of the 10 best ing and public relations manager, country musicians of all time by the organization had sold out all of Life magazine. Tyminski and the reserved seating, and had about Douglas are joined by banjo and 500 lawn tickets left, out of 5,000 guitar player Ron Block and bassist total, as of Thursday afternoon. Barry Bales. Krauss contributed her Krauss and her group combine Bluegrass songstress might sell out Park City's big venue skills on the fiddle to the group, as well as lead vocals. The group is touring in support of its new album, "Lonely Runs Both Ways." In a tour that takes it from Branson, Mo., this past Friday, across the Midwest through Park City, the Mountain West, West Coast, Great Britain and then back to the Midwest. •Matt James General admission /awn tickets, for Alison Krauss and Union Station are $28 and are available at Deer Valley Signatures stores and though the Park City Performing Arts Foundation at 655-3] 14. The show will start at 7 p.m., and gates will open at 5:30. ' Coolers and low-backed chairs are permitted, and the concert will be held rain or shine. For more information, visit www.ecclescenter.org. After the concert there will be a party Orion's CD Reviews for members at the Hapa Grill in Redstone Village. 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