Latino Arts Fest 2026, Canyons, Park City featuring Los Wizzards Photo: TownLift//Randi Sidman-Moore
The Arts Council of Park City & Summit County brought together forty-plus performers representing a dozen countries for three days of music, dance and handmade art.
PARK CITY, Utah — Canyons Village came alive last weekend as the Arts Council of Park City & Summit County hosted its 2026 Latino Arts Festival, a free, three-day celebration of Latin American music, dance, art and food.
Latino Arts Fest 2026, Canyons, Park City. Photo: TownLift // Randi Sidman-Moore
Grammy-nominated Los Wizzards headlined opening night Friday, with performances representing Bolivia, Mexico, Argentina and beyond rounding out the weekend. Saturday’s programming tied into the World Cup, and Sunday closed with Zumba and afternoon stage acts.
Latino Arts Fest 2026, Canyons, Park City. Photo: TownLift // Randi Sidman-Moore
Off the stage, visitors browsed El Mercadito, a marketplace featuring painters, weavers, jewelers and artisans from across the Americas, alongside a Youth Talavera Tile Installation created by Summit County students.
Laura studied at the University of Washington, earning a degree in economics with a focus on political science. Her career spans journalism, politics, wellness, and entrepreneurship. Having lived in mountain towns for the past 20 years, she now calls Park City, Utah, home. You can find her enjoying everything Park City offers, from mountain biking to Pilates and powder days.