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Sierra Ferrell to Perform at Stay Wild Benefit Weekend in Park City

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The Lodge at Blue Sky has announced the Stay Wild Benefit Weekend, scheduled for October 2-4, 2026, in Park City, Utah. The event will feature Grammy Award-winning artist Sierra Ferrell and supports equine conservation efforts.

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  • The Stay Wild Benefit Weekend will occur October 2-4, 2026, in Park City.
  • Grammy Award-winner Sierra Ferrell is scheduled to perform on Friday, October 2.
  • Proceeds benefit the Saving Gracie Equine Healing Foundation and American Wild Horse Conservation.
  • Activities include dining, workshops, and wellness rituals at The Lodge at Blue Sky.

A Stay Wild Benefit Weekend featuring Grammy Award-winning artist Sierra Ferrell is scheduled to take place from October 2 to October 4, 2026, in Park City, Utah. According to a recent announcement, the event will be held at The Lodge at Blue Sky and will support equine rescue and conservation organizations.

The weekend's programming includes a benefit concert on Friday, October 2, which offers both VIP and general admission options. The concert will feature live entertainment, food trucks, and a silent auction. Other scheduled activities include a cocktail hour, a wellness ritual, a rescue horse workshop, and a farm-to-table dinner at Gracie’s Farm on Saturday, October 3. The weekend will conclude on Sunday, October 4, with a wild herd visit and a farewell brunch at Yuta.

The event aims to benefit the Saving Gracie Equine Healing Foundation and American Wild Horse Conservation. The former was founded in 2014 by Blue Sky owner Barb Phillips to provide sanctuary and care for neglected or abandoned horses. The latter is an advocate for the protection of wild horses and burros on public lands through science-based conservation and policy reform.

Guests can choose between an Experience Pass for programming at The Lodge at Blue Sky or a full package that includes accommodations at the neighboring Goldener Hirsch in Deer Valley. Complimentary transportation will be provided between the two properties for guests staying at Goldener Hirsch.

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