Food Truck Thursdays -CANCELLED

Salt Lake City, UT - The Gallivan Center

MARCH 16, 2020: Cancelled until further notice. ***** Taste some of SLC's eclectic food trucks all on Gallivan Ave. every Thursday from 11:00am-2:00pm!

Amazing Scavenger Hunt Adventure - Salt Lake City

Salt Lake City, UT - Union Pacific Depot

Round Up: Icons of the West

Springville, UT - Springville Museum of Art

Re-opening June 16, 2020 ***** Through June 19, 2021 Using works from the Springville Museum of Art's permanent collection, "Round Up" celebrates and examines the icons and ideals that shape ongoing visions of the American West. Visitors are invited to mine their personal experience for relevance and meaning as they decide, which of these icons resonate with their own vision of the West. Featuring works by:  Solon Hannibal Borglum, Royden Card, Mabel Frazer, John Hafen, JT Harwood, Joseph Henry Sharp, Dennis Smith, Gary Ernest Smith,  LeConte Stewart, Minerva Teichert, Irene Warren and several others.

Becoming America -VENUE CLOSED

Provo, UT - Brigham Young University Museum of Art

** MOA IS CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE ** ***** The MOA is proud to open a new semi-permanent exhibition of American Art from the MOA collection entitled Becoming America. This exhibition opens on May 31, 2019, and will remain on display as a semi-permanent exhibition for three years. Becoming America will continue in the tradition set by the MOA’s recent American exhibitions by showcasing works by renowned artists including Maynard Dixon, Minerva Teichert, Norman Rockwell, Roy Lichtenstein, Andy Warhol, and others. The exhibition will also bring works to light which have not been previously displayed. The paintings, prints, and sculptures in this new exhibition, drawn from the permanent collection of the BYU Museum of Art, speak of the many frontiers on which America has been and continues to be formed. They are cultural, ideological, as well as physical frontiers, symbolic spaces where powerful ideas constantly rush into each other in a vast river—against which, and within which, America explores its potential. While each artwork tells its own story, they are gathered in thematic groups as though in dialogue, in conversation. We invite you to join in the conversation, to commune with our collection and explore the frontiers of America’s land and peoples, of economic potential and division, frontiers of freedom and conflict, frontiers in which America’s power is most evident not in what it is, but in what it is still becoming.  

Dreamscapes - Immersive Art Exhibit

Salt Lake City, UT - Dreamscapes: Immsersive Art Attraction

A world of pure re-imagination, where immersive physical and digital artworks take you on an ethereal journey. dreamscapes manifests the surreal nature of the subconscious in a 14,000 square foot labyrinth suitable for all ages to play, explore and of course, dream. Our Dream Makers include more than 50 Utah artists and builders working with reclaimed materials donated by local partners. dreamscapes is Utah’s first environmentally sustainable immersive art attraction. Don’t miss this limited opportunity to dream with your eyes open as you move through the colorful vignettes designed to change the way that you experience art. dreamscapes is a project of the Utah Arts Alliance, a Utah nonprofit with a mission to foster the arts in all forms in order to create an aware, empowered, and connected community.

Read the Heavens: Intersections of the Human and Divine -VENUE CLOSED

Provo, UT - Brigham Young University Museum of Art

** MOA IS CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE ** ***** Rend the Heavens: Intersections of the Human and the Divine examines moments and means by which mankind is brought into the communion or recollection of the Divine and was inspired by the 200th anniversary of the First Vision of the Prophet Joseph Smith, in 2020. The exhibition, which will be on display until December 2021 at the BYU Museum of Art, features dozens of masterworks from the MOA collection, including paintings, sculptures, photographs, and prints. Eight new museum acquisitions will also be included. Artworks in the exhibition range from the 17th century to contemporary pieces, by such artists as Minerva Teichert, Maynard Dixon, C.C.A. Christensen, Dorothea Lange, Frans Schwartz, Norman Rockwell, Rembrandt, and others.

Photography Workshops -VENUE CLOSED

Salt Lake City, UT - Wheeler Historic Farm

Photography Workshops of Utah offers fun and rewarding beginner and advanced photography classes. We offer group and private photography lessons which are held in the Salt Lake City area for those who wish to improve their photographic skills. Come out, spend a couple hours, learn your camera - You'll come away a better photographer - Guaranteed.

Ogden's First Friday Art Stroll 2020- VIRTUAL

Ogden, UT - Ogden's Historic 25th Street

VIRTUAL First Friday Art Stroll-April 3, 2020 ****** Held the first Friday of the month from 6 - 9 p.m., Ogden's First Friday Art Stroll is abuzz year round with exciting exhibit openings, artist receptions and live music of all genres in venues and in the streets. As the art stroll becomes the virtual front porch of Ogden, those that venture here are treated to great art, an atmosphere of camaraderie and inclusion and amazing night life. Small town feel, big city offerings.

Tuacahn Saturday Market

Ivins, UT - Tuacahn Amphitheatre and Center for the Arts

Tuacahn Saturday Market reopens on June 6, 2020. **** The Tuacahn Saturday Market is one more way to experience the magic of Tuacahn. Come enjoy its wonderful surroundings at our outdoor market in our beautiful red rock canyon featuring local artwork, crafts, food and free entertainment. You'll find something new and different every Saturday morning at The Tuacahn Saturday Market. The market hours are every Saturday, year round (weather permitting). Winter hours are December thru February 10am - 2pm. Summer Hours are June thru August 9am - 1pm. Admission and live entertainment is free. Patrons stroll along a tree-lined walkway next to a beautiful running water feature while browsing displays created by local painters, artists, crafters and more. The Tuacahn Cafe is open for breakfast and lunch. A pancake breakfast with bacon and juice is served until 12pm. Cafe hours are 10am - 2pm. There are an abundance of tables nearby or bring a blanket and relax on the cool grass in the canyon. We have vendors who offer a variety of food for purchase all during the market hours to accommodate hungry shoppers. The Tuacahn Saturday Market is a great place to find souvenirs created by local artists and crafters, and gifts for you or the special people in your life. Come see why The Tuacahn Saturday Market is a fun St. George tradition for locals and visitors alike. Always FREE Always FUN and Each Week is UNIQUE!

smART Saturday - Art Classes for KIDS!

Saint George, UT - St. George Art Museum

All smART Saturday programs run from 10:00-11:00 am the 2nd Saturday of each month. The program is designed for children ages 6-12 years old and includes an art lesson on an artist and a related art project. Classes are capped at 12 students. Register to guarantee your spot. 2020 SCHEDULE: January 11- Drawing with Sargent - Featured artist is John Singer Sargent February 8- Color Explosion/Expressionism - Featured artist is Alma Thomas March 14- History Sculptures - Featured artist is Maya Lin April 11- No SmART Saturday May 9- Water Lilies with Monet - Featured artist is Claude Monet June 13- Fashionable Hats - Featured artist is Elisabeth Vigee Le Brun July 11- Rainbow Circles - Featured artist is Wassily Kandinsky August 8- Glob it on like Morisot - Featured artist is Berthe Morisot September 12- Splatter Art with Pollock - Featured artist is Jackson Pollock October 10- Spooky Spider Sculptures - Featured artist is Louise Bourgeois November 14- Painted Pinch Pots - Featured artist is Maria Martinez December 12- Himmeli Ornaments - Featured art will focus on the Scandinavian Holidays

Salt Lake Gallery Stroll -SPRING DATES CANCELLED

Salt Lake City, UT - Various galleries throughout Salt Lake City

NOTE: March and April Gallery Strolls are currently cancelled. In order to continue to serve the Visual Arts community and the local Arts and Culture sector, we will provide a virtual Gallery Stroll on FaceBook starting March 20, 2020. Most of our galleries are open by appointment to facilitate social distancing. Please contact the venues directly for more complete information. Stay safe! NOTE: June Gallery Stroll is currently being hosted on Facebook. Please contact each business directly for more complete information on their policies. In order to continue to serve the Visual Arts community and the local Arts and Culture sector, we will provide a virtual Gallery Stroll DAILY on FaceBook starting March 20, 2020 through June 2020. Stay safe! ***** Galleries across Salt Lake are open for the public to meet artists and browse the exciting and thriving visual arts market in Salt Lake City. The event, as always, is free. Some sponsors offer special discounts and rates for those who participate in Gallery Stroll. The Salt Lake Gallery Stroll is committed to bringing the value of visual art to the forefront of Salt Lake City’s cultural identity. By gathering galleries and other businesses to promote visual art, we strive to stimulate interest and investment in an ever-growing local visual art community through this FREE public event. Come join us on the 3rd Friday of each month (except in December when it's on the 1st Friday). In May we facilitate the Gallery Roll as a part of National Bike Month.

Last Friday Gallery Stroll

Park City, UT - Park City

The Park City Gallery Association is looking forward to returning to normal operations and excited to see our customers and visitors again as Summit County adjusts its new guidelines. We will be hosting our gallery strolls with many galleries open for visitors, and more opening soon. Each gallery will have procedures in place to keep staff and visitors safe. We ask that you please use masks and social distancing to help keep everyone as safe as possible. ***** Hosted by the Park City Gallery Association, the Last Friday Gallery Stroll, is a fun (and free) monthly community event dedicated to highlighting artists and special exhibits at art galleries throughout town. Park City’s art scene continues to thrive, offering a robust variety of unique art collections from local, national, and international artists. On the last Friday of each month, nineteen of our art galleries open their doors for visitors and locals alike to enjoy light refreshments and to admire their latest art installations. Park City Gallery Stroll runs from 6:00 – 9:00pm on the last Friday of each month. It’s the perfect way to explore the Park City art scene while enjoying scenic Historic Main Street and our beautiful alpine evenings. 2020 – Stroll Dates January 31st February 28th March 27th April 24th May 29th June 26th July 31st August 28th September 25th October 30th November 27th January 1st, 2021

Utah Women Working for Better Days! -VENUE CLOSED

Salt Lake City, UT - Utah Museum of Fine Arts

Utah Museum of Fine Arts is currently closed. ***** The UMFA’s new ACME Lab, Utah Women Working for Better Days!, celebrates a number of voting rights anniversaries in 2020, including the 150th anniversary of Utah as the first place where women voted in the modern nation. Organized in collaboration with Better Days 2020, an organization championing Utah women’s history across the state, and drawing from materials in the J. Willard Marriott Library Special Collections, this exhibition is less a history lesson than it is a provocation: What do “better days” look like to you? A variety of histories inspired this ACME Lab, such as the story of Seraph Young, a Utahn who became the first woman in the modern United States to legally vote in 1870 and the 100-year anniversary of Congress‘ ratification of the 19th amendment, which granted American women suffrage in 1920. The Utah women who challenged the status quo in the days leading up to 1870 dared to dream of a world in which they had a say in policies that would affect them. They did not wait for enfranchisement to insist upon it. Utah Women Working for Better Days! proposes that demanding political representation—while immensely important—is but one avenue of creating social change. Civic participation—like art-making—begins, first, with an act of imagination. It dares to imagine a world not as it is, but as it might be. Better Days’ interactive components allow visitors to express their visions for the future and help create a fuller picture of the true diversity of experiences that have shaped—and continue to shape—our state. While opinions may differ about what “better days” look like, we hope visitors leave this exhibition energized by rethinking their own roles in creating the future in this place we call home. Curatorial Sponsor: Sam and Diane Stewart Family Foundation Support for this exhibition was provided in part by a grant from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. ACME initiative was established with generous support from National Endowment for the Arts. ACME Lab, located inside the UMFA's Emma Eccles Jones Education Center, is made possible in part by a generous gift from the JoAnne L. Shrontz Family Foundation. Support provided by Hearst Foundations.

Tumbleweeds Film Festival for Kids On Demand

0, UT - Online/Virtual Space

Tumbleweeds On Demand offers a curated selection of films that are programmed with an eye toward introducing young audiences to the joys of international and independent cinema. These films provide opportunities for film lovers of all ages to engage their creative spirit and bridge cultures by experiencing films whose stories transcend geographic, cultural, and political boundaries.

ONLINE - Gardening Classes

0, UT - Online/Virtual Space

We have been spreading the Permaculture way in Salt Lake Valley since the fall of 2016. We have now formed as a 501c3 non-profit to take our actions for a regenerative future to the next level. Our mission is to cultivate healthy, resilient communities that live in harmony with Nature. We host workshops and quarterly community celebrations as well meet weekly in a network of neighborhood Permaculture Guilds where earth loving community member potluck, share skills, and work together to perform Permablitz service projects and meet each others needs. The founding board members include Michael & Maomi Cundick, Erika Longino, Cassandra Perry, Darin Mann, Kelli Case, and Randy Gordon. For the remainder of 2019 we are focused on building the foundations of a sustainable non-profit organization that will serve a more beautiful future for Utah and beyond. Wanna talk? Drop us a line at info@utahpermaculturecollective.org