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November Newsletter 2023

Newsletter Julie Snyder November 5, 2023

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In the midst of the horrific recent events, we’ve all been reminded to hug our loved ones tighter, find joy in laughter, and appreciate life’s little wonders. It’s these tough times that make us truly grateful for the love and joy we share. Gratitude has become our guiding light, helping us find strength and hope when things get hard. And to our wonderful clients, you’ve been our partners in this journey, inspiring us every day. Here’s to facing the future together, fueled by gratitude and resilience.

Calendar of events

November newsletter listings for a Park City food drive and Young Frankenstein at the Egyptian Theater.

Newsletter listings for a turkey chili class and Warren Miller film screening, with chili and The Ray theater photos.

November newsletter events: Historic Pub Crawl at Park City Museum and My Fair Lady at Eccles Center.

Newsletter graphic promoting Free Museum Day at the Park City Museum and opening day at Park City Mountain.

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🍽️ Local Spotlight: Yuta at Blue Sky

Celebrate refined mountain fare utilizing organic, heirloom ingredients, many of which are grown onsite at “Gracie’s Farm” Blue Sky’s own sustainable farm. Enjoy breakfast, lunch, and dinner amidst the backdrop of mountain grandeur and sweeping vistas.

Featured Adventures newsletter section with a culinary class and Park City Museum tour.

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