Entertainment Abounds At the Park City Film Series

Created by the Park City Film Council, a non-profit organization, The Park City Film Series is dedicated to bringing residents of Park City and the surrounding areas movies not typically shown in the Summit County area such as Easy Virtue, What a Wonderful World and Away We Go, just to name a few. Each movie is screened at the Jim Santy Auditorium in the Park City Library Building and takes place Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm and Sundays at 6pm.

Perfect for the whole family, the Park City Film Series offers free screenings along with tickets that range from $7 (general admission) to $50 (10-pass punch card); for those who frequent the Series, the VIP Pass for $495 consists of an unlimited pass for two and includes two drinks, two popcorns and two candies at each screening for an entire year.

Or, if you’re interested in supporting the Park City Film Series in a different way, consider becoming a Series contributor. With every donation you make, starting at $50, you will receive a varying number of tickets. Or how about volunteering? When you join their team, you receive numerous benefits, including free admission to films, free unlimited popcorn, and “the satisfaction that comes from helping one of Park City’s premier non-profit organizations.” The Park City Film Series is also looking for volunteers and shift managers to work at the Sundance Film Festival in 2010. So, sign up today and get ready to experience the chance of a lifetime!