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This community mural project is being developed as part of the Park City Leadership class and is currently in its early planning phase.
While sponsorship outreach has not yet begun, the initiative is supported by a growing group of stakeholders who have expressed interest in and alignment with the project’s goals. We invite you to explore the stakeholders who have declared their support for the project and to learn more about the important work they do in Summit County.
Additional opportunities for sponsorship and in-kind support will be shared as the project takes shape.
Stakeholders
Stakeholders
Founded in 1986, the Arts Council of Park City & Summit County serves as the designated Local Arts Agency for communities across Summit County. The Arts Council leads public art initiatives, advocate for sustainable arts funding including the RAP Tax and percent for art policies, and provide professional program management on behalf of local governments. In 2026, they completed the Arts & Culture Master Plan for Park City and Summit County and now serve as the lead implementer, guiding long term cultural policy and investment. They support artists and arts organizations year round through programming, professional development, and initiatives like the CREATE PC Local Artist Collective. As the only nonprofit solely dedicated to advancing Arts & Culture countywide, they strengthen the creative economy and connect our community through the arts.
View their letter of support here.
Founded in 1976 by Bill Kimball, the Kimball Art Center is one of the region’s oldest creative non-profit organizations. The Kimball Art Center (KAC) provides international quality art exhibitions and dynamic educational opportunities for the citizens of Park City, Summit County, Wasatch County, and the region’s many visitors. They are committed to the fundamental principles of expression and open engagement. KAC introduces visitors to the artistic process through its educational programs and gives insight into the many layers of creativity. Art is a catalyst for growth that allows an outlet for reflection, fosters new ways of thinking, and encourages compassion and connection. At the same time, they strive to develop the visual literacy of their audiences, breaking down the typical white space barriers.
View their letter of support here.
The Park City Artists Association (PCAA) is an alliance for the promotion of local art within Park City. In 1981, 6 local artists were motivated to start the Park City Professional Artists Association (PCPAA). Their artists create beautiful art, enjoy each other’s company, and have thrived in our mountain town for over 30 years. They renamed themselves the Park City Artists Association (PCAA) to promote inclusivity of all artists and creatives.
PCAA sponsors social gatherings, fundraising events to support art scholarships, volunteer efforts for local non-profit groups, and professional development seminars. Members also collaborate on exhibition opportunities and art shows.
View their letter of support here.
Rory Murphy, Park City Developer
Rory Murphy, Park City Developer
View his letter of support here.
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