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Utah Gov. Spencer Cox released a statement after the Sundance Film Festival announced their decision to permanently move to Boulder, Colorado after 41 years in

The Sundance Film Festival, the biggest indie film fest in the United States, will leave its long-time Utah home for college town Boulder, Colorado.

Less than one year ago, the Sundance Institute announced it was considering new locations for the festival after its current contract with Park City/Salt Lake City ended in 2026.

A shift from Park City to Boulder means Sundance stays at altitude but gives up being located in an expensive ski town.

Utah’s governor licked his wounds and moved on quickly from the news that the Sundance Film Festival is leaving the state for Boulder, Colorado in 2027. Just hours after the Robert Redford founded Park City-based shindig revealed it is pulling up stakes and heading to the nearby Blue States after next year,

After 40 years in Park City, Utah, the Sundance Film Festival is moving to Boulder, Colorado, in 2027. Organizers say the move will allow the festival to “evolve and grow,” adding Boulder offers small-town charm with a vibrant art scene.

The Sundance Film Festival announced Thursday that its new home will be Boulder, Colorado, starting in 2027, after spending 40 years in Park City, Utah. The finalist cities ended up being Boulder, Cincinnati,