Boulder chosen to host Sundance Film Festival
- The Sundance Film Festival will relocate to Boulder, Colorado, in 2027 after nearly 50 years in Utah, as announced by the Sundance Institute.
- Boulder was chosen over other locations, including Salt Lake City and Cincinnati, due to its commitment to supporting the festival, according to Ebs Burnough, Sundance Institute Board chair.
- Colorado Governor Jared Polis expressed excitement about the festival's move, highlighting Boulder as a suitable location for its future.
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Huge U.S. festival relocating to another state: Where is it headed?
Sundance Film Festival, the largest independent film festival in the United States, is saying goodbye to Park City, Utah and will relocate to Boulder, Colorado in January 2027, the organization confirmed on its website.
Sundance Film Festival moves from Park City, Utah to Boulder, Colorado
Every winter the American independent cinema is celebrated here: The Sundance Film Festival was founded in Utah, but the last time it became too big for Park City. The move within the USA also has a political appeal.
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