Sundance secured pledge for $34M in local incentives from Boulder
BOULDER — In a successful bid to lure the Sundance Film Festival away from its long-time Utah home, a handful of Boulder-area groups offered an incentive package worth $34 million over 10 years.
Joining the city in offering the incentives — which include fee waivers, in-kind donations and logistical support — were Visit Boulder, the Boulder Chamber and the University of Colorado, according to the Boulder Reporting Lab.
In a successful bid to lure the Sundance Film Festival away from its long-time Utah home, a handful of Boulder-area groups offered an incentive package worth $34 million over 10 years.
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