Here’s how the public can be heard on the Osmond-backed amphitheater plan in Provo Canyon

The Provo City Council continues to ask the developer questions about the proposed 20,000-seat music venue.

(VCBO/Horrocks) A rendering shows the proposed Vesper Amphitheater in Provo Canyon. The Provo City Council met again on Aug. 25, 2026, to ask the developer questions about the project.

Here’s how the public can be heard on the Osmond-backed amphitheater plan in Provo Canyon

The Provo City Council continues to ask the developer questions about the proposed 20,000-seat music venue.

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