Utah Mountain Resorts’ Summer Opening Days
Utah’s Summer Concerts
Visit Utah’s Mighty 5 National Parks
The Emerging Luxury Consumer
Shane Norris joins Summit SIR’s Management Team
Utah Mountain Resorts Summer Operations Opening Days 2017
Alta Ski Area: Lifts closed for summer
Beaver Mountain – May through October
Brian Head – Open Friday–Sunday (June 23 – September 10)
Brighton – Lifts closed for summer
Cherry Peak – June 17
Deer Valley – June 16 – September 4
Eagle Point – June 17
Nordic Valley – June 17
Park City Mountain – Park City Base Area: May 26 – October 1 | Canyons Village: June 16 – September 4
Snowbasin Resort – June 10 – October 8
Snowbird – June 10 – October 15
Solitude Resort – June 16 – October 1
Sundance – May 19 – October 8
Utah’s Summer Concerts
Deer Valley Music Festival @ Deer Valley Resort
July 1 – Utah Symphony: Patriotic Celebration with Lisa Vroman
July 5 – Vivaldi’s Four Seasons
July 7 – Utah Symphony: Ella at 100: Patti Austin sings Ella Fitzgerland
July 8 – Utah Symphony: The Beach Boys
July 12 – A Night at Bach’s Coffeehouse
July 14 – Gershwin’s Greatest Hits featuring Rhapsody in Blue
July 15 – Utah Symphony: Leslie Odom, JR
July 19 – Hotoda Conducts Beethoven, Haydn & More
July 20 – Utah Symphony: The Music of Prince
July 21 – Diana Krall
July 22 – Utah Symphony: Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone
July 26 – Calcara Plays Copland
July 28 – Disney in Concert: “A Dream is a Wish”
July 29 – Utah Symphony: Ben Folds
August 4 – Tchaikovsky’s 1812 Overture & Piano Concerto No. 1
August 5 – Utah Symphony: Classical Mystery Tour – A tribue to the Beatles
St. Regis Concert Series @ Deer Valley Resort
July 3 – X Ambassadors
July 16 – Kellie Pickler
July 23 – Aloe Blacc
July 27 – Melissa Etheridge
August 6 – San Fransisco Gay Men’s Chorus
August 12 – Parsonfield, Laney Jones and The Spirits, Jeffrey Foucault
August 15 – American Acoustic, Punch Brothers & I’m with Her
August 18 – Smashmouth, Cracker, The Romantics
August 26 – Five for Fighting
September 3- Josh Turner
Summer Concerts @ Canyons Village
July 2 – Analog Son
July 16 – The Wailers
Jul 30 – Rovert Ellis
August 27 – Bright Light Social Hour
September 3 – Holy Water Buffalo & Smooth Hound Smith
Concerts @ Newpark in Kimball Junction
June 15 – The Watters
June 22 – Niki J Crawford
June 29 – Garrett Lebeau
July 6 – Patwa Regge Band
July 13 – Motherlode Canyon Band
July 20 – The Stone Foxes
July 27 – Coffis Brothers & The Mountain Men
August 3 – The Pour
August 10 – Tony Holiday & The Velvetones
August 17 – Incendio & The Drunken Hearts
Park Silly Sunday Market
June 4 – Cory Mon & Sin City Soul
June 11 – Swagger & BroBand
June 18 – You Knew Me When & Something Like Seduction
June 25 – Group Therapy
July 2 – Red Desert Ramblers & The Pour
July 9 – A-Rodge & Motherlode Canyon Band
July 16 – When You Were Bigger & Patwa Reggae Band
July 23 – Mountain Country & Chris Bender and Fastback
July 30 – Trezz Hombrezz & Heritage Band
August 20 – Mama J & Bone Pile
August 27 – Rage Against THe Supremes
September 3 – Oskar and Julia & Time Daniels Band
September 10 – Los Hellcaminos
September 17 – Slim Chance and His Psychobilly Playboys & Changing Lanes Experience
Concerts @ Dejoria Center in Kamas
June 2 – Bonanza Town
June 9 – David Blaine
June 22 – Liver By The River
June 29 – Muddpuddle
July 6 – Michelle Moonshine
July 13 – Ghosttowne
July 20 – Lash LaRue
July 27 – Dusty Boxcars
September 23 – David Archuleta
September 29 – Vince Neil
Snowbird Summer Concerts @ Tram Deck
June 17 – Polyrhythmics
June 24 – Yak Attack
July 1 – Too Slim and the Traildraggers
July 8 – Taj Weekes
July 15 – Maggie Koerner
July 22 – Eilen Jewell
July 29 – The Sweet Lillies
August 5 – Major and the Monbacks
Twilight Concert Series @ Pioneer Park
July 20 – Little Dragon & Xenia Rubinos
July 28 – Kurt Vile and the Violators & Whitney
August 3 – Kamasi Washington & Antibalas
August 10 – Solange & Kaytranada
August 17 – Cat Power & TBD
August 24 – Andrew Bird & TBD
August 31 – The Roots & Charles Bradley and His Extraordinares
Concerts @ Red Butte Gardens
May 23 – Jethro Tull By Ian Anderson
June 2 – Trey Anastasio Band
June 4 – Tajmo: The Taj Mahal & Keb’ Mo’ Band
June 18 – Dispatch
June 20 – Jason Mraz & His Superband
June 28 – Santana
July 6 – Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band
July 13 – Amos Lee
July 14 – North Mississppi Allstars & Anders Osborne
July 20 – Mary Chapin Carpenter
July 21 – Lyle Lovett and His Large Band
July 23 – Howard Jones, The English Beat, Men Without Hats
July 25 – Portugal. The Man
August 1 – Tedeschi Trucks Band
August 2 – John Williams’ Film Music Featuring the Utah Symphony
August 4 – Drive-by Truckers
August 10 – Gregory Alan Isakov / Blind Pilot
August 13 – The Head and The Heart
August 15 – The Decemberists
August 16 – Chick Corea Elektric Band and Bela Fleck & The Flecktones
August 17 – Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue / St. Paul & The Broken Bones
August 20 – Herbie Hancock
August 21 – Lake Street Dive
August 31 – ZZ Top
September 6 – John Butler Trio
September 8 – Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit
September 12 – Haim
September 13 – Sheryl Crow
September 14 – Gov’t Mule
Concerts @ Brian Head Resort
July 15-16 – Classic Rock Music Festival
August 12 – BBQ, Blues & Brews
September 2 – Country Music Festival
Bluebird Concert Series @ Sundance Resort
July 7 – Charlie Worsham, Luke Dick, Travis Meadows
July 14 – Rivers Rutherford, Dave Berg, Danny Myrick
August 18 – Kim Carnes, Suzy Bogguss, Greg Barnhill
August 25 – Seth Ennis, Caitlyn Smith, Gordie Sampson
Concerts @ Snowbasin Resort
June 11 – Big Sam’s Funky Nation / Satsang / The Sextones
June 18 – The Fleshtones / Penrose / The Weekenders
June 25 – TBA / Dirty Revival / Pinetop Inferno
July 2 – Jelly Bread / Too Slim / Folk Hogan
July 9 – Driftwood / Useful Jenkins / The Johnny Utahs
July 16 – Main Squeeze / King Cardinal / Gleewood
July 23 – Andy Frasco / Kris Lager Band / Groovement / Tony Holiday / Folk Hogan
July 30 – The Motet / Dead Winter Carpenters / Pixie and the Party Grass Boys / Jamie McClean Band
August 6 – Old 97’s / Jeff Crosby and the Refugees / Slings and Arrows
August 13 – Turnpike Troubadors / Dirty River Boys / The Battefield
August 20 – Robert Randolph and the Family Band / Troubador 77 / KLB / Old Shoe
August 27 – Larry and His Flask / Me Like Bees / Canyon Kids
September 3 – Los Lobos/ TBA / The Whiskey Gentry / Troubador 77 / Michelle Moonshine Trio / Tom Bennet
September 10 – TBA/ Jordan Mathew Young
September 17 – The Weekenders / Penrose
September 24 – Johnny Utah’s / Underground Cash
Visit Utah’s Mighty 5 National Parks
Content Courtesy of VisitUtah.com
The Mighty 5® national parks in Utah draw several million visitors from around the world each year to marvel at surreal scenery and unforgettable activities. A trip to The Mighty 5 means watching the sunrise over the towering depths of Canyonlands National Park, then watching the sunset through an impossibly delicate rock bow in Arches National Park. It means standing nose-to-nose with ancient petroglyphs in Capitol Reef National Park, then lying on your back as a beautiful meteor shower streaks across the Milky Way. It means gazing down at coral-hued rock hoodoos in Bryce Canyon National Park, then gazing upward at the steep walls of slot canyon trails in Zion National Park. It means hiking, river rafting, biking, picnicking, walking, mule riding, exploring and stargazing.
See the best of Utah’s national parks with a limited amount of time. Add one of these itineraries to your travel planner!
Three-day itinerary: Las Vegas to Zion to Bryce Canyon: Rivers & Redrock Itinerary
Three-day itinerary: Salt Lake City to Arches and Canyonlands: Slickrock Adventure Itinerary
Five-day itinerary: Las Vegas to Zion, Bryce Canyon, Capitol Reef, Arches and Canyonlands: History & Hoodoos Itinerary
Seven-day itinerary: Salt Lake City to Arches, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef, Bryce Canyon and Zion: The Best Week of Your Life Itinerary
Ten-day itinerary: Salt Lake City to Arches, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef, Bryce Canyon and Zion: The Ultimate Journey Itinerary
The Emerging Luxury Consumer
To sell luxury real estate, you must understand the affluent buyers‘ needs and wants and be able to deliver to your clients.
In the era of the empowered luxury residential real estate consumer – one who has access to information 24/7 – it is more critical than ever to engage in ongoing conversations. Understanding what is important to the luxury consumer, how they want to be serviced, and how luxury brands fit into their lives can not only help real estate brokerages make more strategic decisions, it can help foster a better connection between buyers and brand (with the intent that a strengthening relationship will move some moderate buyers into the top echelon of luxury consumers). It is simply not enough to solely market to them. They now expect a two-way conversation and continued nurtured relationship with the brands they buy from.
Sotheby’s International Realty Affiliates LLC is proud to present “Global Affluence: The Emerging Luxury Consumer,” a report examining the confidence, spending habits and purchasing interests of emerging luxury consumers from around the world, defined as those with $250,000 USD to $1 million USD in investable assets. The report found that this emerging luxury consumer demographic is confident when it comes to their personal economy and the economy of their respective countries.
“The luxury residential real estate market is ever evolving,” said Philip White, president and chief executive officer of Sotheby’s International Realty Affiliates LLC. “As a global leader in this arena, the Sotheby’s International Realty® brand commissioned this research survey to unveil emerging trends with luxury residential real estate consumers around the world. We are always looking to the future and our focus is to keep a pulse on the state of the real estate market and the homebuyers of tomorrow.”
The complete Sotheby’s International Realty “Global Affluence: The Emerging Luxury Consumer” report features a breakdown of data by country surveyed as well as supplemental search data from sothebysrealty.com. Click here to download the full report.
Key findings from the Sotheby’s International Realty “Global Affluence: The Emerging Luxury Consumer” report include:
- 85% of emerging luxury consumers are confident in the housing market in their respective countries and are ready to purchase a home within the next three years.
- 93% of emerging luxury consumers are looking to purchase homes with luxury components.
- Emerging luxury consumers are interested in waterfront, metropolitan and historic homes.
“The luxury market has been redefined in recent years due in large part to the impact of the new emerging luxury consumer,” said Kevin Thompson, chief marketing officer of Sotheby’s International Realty Affiliates LLC. “These individuals have a luxury sensibility and an affinity for exclusive brands, proving that luxury transcends income levels – it is about quality, uniqueness, and ultimately achieving a certain lifestyle. The Sotheby’s International Realty brand has its eye on the future and is perfectly positioned to unite these extraordinary lives with extraordinary lifestyles.”
Please join us in welcoming Shane Norris to our Summit SIR Management Team
Summit Sotheby’s International Realty is proud to announce the addition of Shane W. Norris (Shane) to our team. Specializing in real estate law, Shane serves the brokerage of Summit Sotheby’s International Realty in the state of Utah. Shane is a certified continuing education instructor with the Utah Division of Real Estate, offering courses on current legal issues relevant to the real estate licensee and has taught continuing legal education classes specializing in real estate issues. Prior to his affiliation with Summit SIR, Shane was VP Litigation Counsel for the Law Division of NRT, LLC. , general counsel and president of a Utah title insurance company and was an associate attorney with the law firm of Richer & Overholt, P.C., specializing in real estate litigation. A graduate of the SJ Quinney College of Law at the University of Utah, Shane has been practicing law in Utah for over 20 years. Please join us in welcoming Shane to our team!