Scott Iwasaki is an author at The Salt Lake Tribune and The Park Record Newspaper. He covers a wide range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, focusing on theater, film, and cultural events, as well as the intersection of society and pop culture. Scott's work has been featured in various notable publications, showcasing his insights into plays, musicals, and the entertainment industry.
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Scott Iwasaki's coverage mainly focuses on local events and entertainment news, particularly around Park City, Utah. He regularly covers a variety of topics such as local concerts, art exhibits, holiday celebrations, literary events and more. If you have information about upcoming local events or unique cultural activities in the Park City area or surrounding regions that would be of interest to residents and visitors, Scott may be receptive to your pitch.
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By: Scott Iwasaki
Historic Echo Church celebrates its 150th anniversary during America250.
By: Scott Iwasaki
Park City Opera and Ballet West II collaborate for “Roméo et Juliette.”
By: Scott Iwasaki
'Cookie Queens' documentary returns to screen in Park City.
Alicia Stockman, an award-winning locally based singer-songwriter, releases a new album.
By: Scott Iwasaki
Park City Farmers Market opens its 25th season on Wednesday.
This week features an array of events and artist and volunteer opportunities.
By: Scott Iwasaki
Hikers will walk among the wildflowers on the Swaner Preserve.
By: Scott Iwasaki
Retired Park City physician will give a lecture about mining-era medical care.
By: Scott Iwasaki
National Ability Center throws a barn party for horses.
By: Scott Iwasaki
Parkite enjoys singing in an all-female barbershop quartet.
