Today, Park City musician Elliott Goldman plays a few tunes; Ellie Gallagher talks about her nightclub performance called PC Girl Cabaret; Chris Mautz gives insight into the upcoming summer concert series at Red Butte Gardens, including how to get tickets, benefits of becoming a Garden Member, and insight into how the venue curates its lineup; and Sully from The Boneyard and Wine Dive invites locals to enjoy free food and prizes at the Customer Appreciation Party on Sunday.

Today on The Morning Mix, John and Christie are featuring in-studio musical guests The Will Baxter Band. Plus, local singer/songwriter Bill McGinnis is in to highlight the Kimball Art Center's first Listening Room event taking place Friday night. They will have a full rundown of what's going on in and around town this weekend.

John Wells and guest co-host John Burdick welcome Two-time Olympic medalist and local ski champion, Shannon Bahrke who has added children's book author to her impressive resume with the publishing of "Mommy Why Is Your Hair Pink?" And Park City Education Foundation staff member Jen Billow details important registration deadlines for the 9th annual Running With Ed event.

The Kris Lager Band perform in the studio throughout the hour. Kirsten Fox details her Saturday afternoon Mines and Wines Tours, and JW and Christie run down a full list of events and music happening in and around Park City for the weekend.

Celebrating St . Patricks Day , a stripped-down version of Pennyland joins The Morning Mix as the show's musical guests. Event designer, Joe Urankar paints the visual picture of what he's doing to transform The Yard in to a swanky, artsy, club atmosphere for a very unique happening called Blank Canvas, put on by Park City Summit County Arts Council next Friday. And Jess Miller, Senior Communications Specialist at Park City Mountain, unveils all the events scheduled on the mountain for spring.

Authentic traveling blues folk singer Tom Bennett performs in studio with fiddle accompanist Rooster. Tony Oros explains his journey from on-air talent and musician to booking agent and promoter in Park City and throughout the Mountain West. Rock & Roll Hall of Famers and surf-rock instrumentalists The Ventures talk about the band's 60-year legacy, why they're big in Japan, and their shows this weekend at Egyptian Theatre.

Today on The Morning Mix, JW and Christie broadcast live from McPolin Elementary. The First guest is Hannah Rackman, Music teacher and choir director. The second guest is school Principal Bob Edminson. Then, they visit with Kathy Anderson, Early Childhood Program Specialist at the Park City School District. Musical guests were student choir members from McPolin Elementary.

On The Morning Mix, musical guest Tim Daniels is in studio, as well as Marlis Tasker and Caleb Wall from The Timpanogos Belvederes Improv Troupe, who are part of a last-Saturday-of-the-month Improv show at Timpanogos Valley Theatre. Also Andy Frasco visited about his bands after hour’s concert at Snowbasin on Saturday.

Today's guests include local spirits distiller Rob Sergent of Alpine Distillery, whose Traveler's Rest American Single Malt Whiskey received "double gold" and a "50 Best Whiskey" recognition last week. Local musical guests Telluride Meltdown perform in studio, and early rock 'n' roll musical and cultural icon Chubby Checker joins us before his shows at Egyptian Theater this weekend. (During Rob Sergent's interview you might hear Telluride Meltdown jamming with Chubby Checker in the greenroom.)

John and Christie first welcome actor, author and entertainer John O'Hurley who is performing Saturday night at DeJoria Center. Next, local author, speaker, and life coach Terry Sidford talks about her book re-signing event at Dolly's Bookstore. Finally, Dallas Wayde, a young Salt Lake City-based hip-hop and pop singer, performs in studio.