This year marked the final Sundance in Park City, the end of an era for a festival that has meant so much to the creative community here!

Throughout the week, I welcomed friends, filmmakers, artists, and so many of the people who make Sundance what it is into my Main Street store space, which has recently been transformed and is evolving in exciting ways you’ll be hearing more about very soon! 

Over Meredith Marks Caviar, we gathered to celebrate film, creativity, and community special events in partnership with GLAAD, the Alzheimer's Association, and Miss Maude’s.

GLAAD

I am always honored to work with GLAAD. Their mission to amplify LGBTQIA+ voices and advocate for equality is something I deeply believe in and consistently support. Partnering with GLAAD during such a culturally significant week felt especially meaningful, and I’m grateful to continue creating space for love, visibility, and inclusion!

Alzheimer’s Association

Supporting the Alzheimer's Association is profoundly personal for me. My father passed away from Alzheimer’s, and the impact of this disease on families is something I know firsthand. Honoring their work during Sundance allowed me to channel something emotional into action, raising awareness, supporting research, and standing with those navigating this difficult journey.

Miss Maude’s

It was also a pleasure to collaborate with Miss Maude’s, a brand that aligns beautifully with my own. I’m drawn to brands that prioritize intention, quality, and empowerment, and Miss Maude embodies that spirit. Partnerships feel most authentic when values are shared, and this was exactly that!

As we close this chapter of Sundance in Park City, I’m filled with gratitude. For the films, the conversations, the community, and the causes that give everything deeper meaning. Celebrating in a space that continues to evolve for my brand made it all the more special!!