The Latino Arts Festival is returning June 16-18 for its seventh year in Park City — this time with a newer and bigger venue.
PARK CITY — The Latino Arts Festival is returning for its seventh year in Park City — this time with a newer and bigger venue.
Andrea Zavala, with the Arts Council of Park City and Summit County, hopes the festival will highlight Park City's growing Latino community, which makes up"We haven't been able to really share with our community all the things that we can bring," she said. "It's important because, you know, my kids go to school, we work in Park City, we interact with other people from different cultural backgrounds, but it's always this limited idea of of who we are.
Zavala said she hopes festivalgoers — both Latino and others — will find a greater appreciation of the diversity within Latin American cultures as they interact with each other and cultures through art and storytelling. Jim Santy Auditorium is holding a free screening of "Pelé: Birth of a Legend" with Spanish subtitles on June 14 at 7 p.m.
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