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Pumpkin Smash in Park City on Saturday, Nov. 7

By Utah News Staff from public calendars · November 5, 2026 · 1 min read
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A symbolic representation of a community autumn event: a single pumpkin and a wooden mallet resting on a park bench under a bandstand in Park City, Utah.
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  • Park City Municipal Corporation: Pumpkin Smash, noon, at City Park Bandstand.

Park City Municipal Corporation lists Pumpkin Smash on Saturday, Nov. 7, at noon, at City Park Bandstand on its public calendar.

Park City Municipal Corporation's calendar describes it: “Our annual Pumpkin Smash is fun for the whole family! Bring your jack-o-lanterns to City Park and have some fun with them before composting. Music, games, face painting and more at this free community event.”

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Pumpkin Smash: secure.rec1.com

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