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TANZI PROPST/PARK RECORD John Charles Meyer, producer of the Slamdance Film Festival entry “Dave Made A Maze,” staples posters to a board along Main Street Thursday afternoon. The boards provide space to market films and are meant to discourage publicity teams from posting the materials on buildings or on public property where the practice is prohibited. Continued from A-3 Crowd expected by Friday morning, according to the event’s Facebook page. “Main Street and Swede Alley, as they stage and get ready to march, it will look like a significant number of people,” Ryan said. The streets of Park City during Sundance provide an extraordinary platform for demonstrators, particularly during the opening weekend. Large crowds are already in the city and journalists are searching for news beyond the screening rooms, creating a critical mass in Park City those days. The possibility of celebrities participating in a demonstration creates even more buzz. Rich Wyman, a Park City musician and activist, has been involved in demonstrations during past film festivals. He PARK RECORD FILE PHOTO Demonstrators aligned with the Occupy Wall Street movement marched on Main Street during the Sundance Film Festival in 2012. will not be in Park City for the Women’s March on Main, though. Wyman was one of the key figures at the demonstration during the festival in 2005, marking the beginning of Bush’s second term. It was a dramatic event with the demonstrators slowly walking down Main Street carrying a makeshift coffin meant to signify a funeral for the rights of everyday Americans. “I didn’t reach out to anybody beyond our local Park City community,” Wyman said of the demonstration in 2005. “It was local, grass-roots, locals only.” Wyman, though, said the march on Saturday has more potential. He said Trump has upset more people than Bush did and a spectrum of groups has mobilized to demonstrate against him. “I’m optimistic that it’s going to be a much bigger event, probably the biggest rally Park City’s ever seen,” he said. Sundance parking limited There are few free options close to Main Street PREMIER GOLF COURSE LUXURY ESTATE ON 2 ACRES 2860 Sackett Drive, Park City 5 BD | 5 BA | 5,300 SF | $1,400,000 | Details at 2860Sackett.com You will love the incredible setting of this “Back Nine” Park City mountain home with incredible golf course and mountain views and peaceful privacy. The stunning home boasts a main level master suite, light and spacious great room, and dedicated home theatre! A truly stunning home and property just minutes from Park City. AL JOHNSON 435.640.6008 BigAl@ParkCityDeerValley.com GoDeerValleyRealEstate.com ©MMXVI Sotheby’s International Realty Affiliates LLC. All Rights Reserved. Sotheby’s International Realty® is a licensed trademark to Sotheby’s International Realty Affiliates LLC. Equal Housing Opportunity. Each Office Independently Owned & Operated. JAY HAMBURGER The Park Record There are just a few things harder to get than a ticket to a world premiere during the Sundance Film Festival. A parking spot during the opening days of the festival may be one of them. Park City is expected to be jammed on Saturday and Sunday, and the crowds will most likely extend into the work week as the festival continues. Parking is extremely scarce in Park City during Sundance. City Hall heavily restricts parking on or close to Main Street and screening rooms generally do not offer public parking. One of the popular options is the China Bridge garage on Swede Alley. It is a block off of Main Street and puts someone a short walk from the Old Town transit center anchor of the bus system. Parking in China Bridge is priced at $25 through the end of Monday. On Tuesday, the price drops to $10. Someone cannot leave the garage and return without paying again. Free parking is available close to Main Street at the Sandridge lots, which are located along Marsac Avenue east of Swede Alley. Free parking is also available at the mountain resorts. Someone may park at Park City Mountain Resort or Deer Valley Resort between 4 p.m. and 2 a.m. Free parking is also available at the Richardson Flat lot close to Quinn’s Junction. It will operate as a park-and-ride lot with bus service until Monday. The lot will be available for carpooling without bus service after Monday. There are privately held parking lots or garages that are also available. Prices depend on the individual lots. The City Hall-published community guide for Sundance indicated parking at the privately held locations start at $20 per day and climb to $100 for a day. Parking on neighborhood streets surrounding Main Street is regulated by a residential-permit system. 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