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Show A-6 Wed/Thurs/Fri, June 12-14, 2019 The Park Record Announcement Lauren Kadziel and Christopher Anthony Ron and Randee Kadziel, of Park City, are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Lauren Kadziel, to Christopher Anthony of Washington, Illinois. Lauren is a graduate of Park City High School, Westminster College (international business), and Loma Linda University (master’s in public health). Lauren and Chris reside in Chicago and enjoy biking, running along the lake, tennis and eating the delicious food Chicago offers. Lauren works in healthcare at Northwestern University and Chris works at USI Insurance Services. Their wedding is planned for October of this year in beautiful Park City. dinner nightly at 5pm weekend live music join us in our lounge twO for ONE Please present this coupon to your server when ordering at Riverhorse on Main. Valid on 2nd dinner entree of equal or lesser value. Limit TWO dining certificates per group. | Not valid in conjunction with any other promotional offer. | Food must be consumed on premises. | A 20% service charge will be added to the bill before the discount. | Contracted parties not valid. Valid Through June 30th, 2019 540 Main Street, Park City RiverhorseParkCity.com 435-649-3536 Riverhorse on Main @riverhorseonmain See page B-7 for just a few of the cats and dogs available for adoption North Summit Middle School Lawn Continued from A-1 Festival returns jewelry and textile artists, who have traveled long distances to share their talents with us,” he said. Music and dance are other artistic ventures showcased at the festival, Ventura said. Then there’s food. “Everybody needs to eat, right?” Ventura said, laughing. “We will have many food vendors set up on the lawn, and we will have some food trucks as well. So people can have the opportunity to enjoy the variety of food these countries offer. We want people to take advantage of the experiences.” Families will also be able to learn about and create Latin American arts and crafts throughout the day, with workshops hosted by the Kimball Art Center. In addition, Park City Film will show a free screening of Hilary Byrne and Sophie Danison’s documentary, “The Quiet Force,” at 8 p.m. on Friday in the library’s Jim Santy Auditorium. PARK RECORD FILE PHOTO South Summit Elementary School third- and fourth-grade dual-immersion students perform a traditional dance on stage at the Library Field during last year’s Latino Arts Festival. The 2019 festival is set to be held Friday and Saturday. “‘The Quiet Force’ is a documentary about immigrants in ski resort towns, which is exactly what Park City is experiencing,” Ventura said. The Latino Arts Festival has come a long way from its first small gathering at the Christian Center of Park City four year ago, according to Ventura. “We only had a handful of artists, dancers and musicians participate then,” he said. “Now, we are spread out in the Library Field, and we want to keep growing.” Part of the growth is due to the sponsorship and support the Christian Center gets from City Hall and the Park City Summit County Arts Council. “That organization has walked with us and mentored us in how to work out the logistics in presenting this kind of event,” Ventura said. In turn, the event has helped promote local Latino artists and businesses by giving them an open platform to share their talents and missions, Ventura said. “Seeing the festival expand has been amazing, and it shows us that we’re on the right path,” he said. “We’ll continue doing this as long as our sponsors continue to support us.” The fourth annual Latino Arts Festival will run from 5-9 p.m. on Friday and from 3-9 p.m. on Saturday at the Park City Library Field, 1255 Park Ave. The event is free and open to the public. For information, visit ccofpc.org. |