Sundance made Park City the ‘It’ town. Not anymore.

The organizers have said they are looking for a new home that can house the growing festival while maintaining its roots.

(Alex Goodlett | The New York Times) A crowd walks down Main Street during Sundance in Park City, Utah, Jan. 25, 2025. The nonprofit behind Sundance, the pre-eminent festival for independent film held for the past 40 years in Park City, Utah, announced that it was exploring where else to hold the event in 2027 and beyond.

Sundance made Park City the ‘It’ town. Not anymore.

The organizers have said they are looking for a new home that can house the growing festival while maintaining its roots.

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