Family Art Saturday invites children aged 5-12 and their adult companions to explore Art Center exhibitions and participate in hands-on art-making activities led by a trained educator. Projects are suitable for a wide variety of ages and abilities. They often host a yearly Valentine’s Activity.
April 8, 2023, 2–4 pm
Second Saturdays, Free
Utah Museum of Contemporary Art
20 S West Temple, Salt Lake City, UT
The Intermountain Society of Artists presents its annual fall exhibition at the Utah Cultural Celebration Center. Enjoy over 100 oil paintings, acrylics, watercolors, and mixed media by some of Utah’s finest artists.
Utah Cultural Celebration Center Art Gallery
Monday – Thursday 9 am-6 pm
1355 W 3100 S West Valley City
Intermountain Society of Artists
Meetings Every Second Tuesday, 7 pm
Utah Pioneers Building, Salt Lake
Kimball Art Center
Phillips Gallery
Salt Lake City Public Library
Springville Museum of Art
The Church History Museum
The Utah Museum of Fine Arts is Utah’s primary cultural resource for global visual arts. It is unique in its dual role as a university and state art museum. It is Utah’s only visual arts institution that collects, exhibits, interprets, and preserves a comprehensive collection of original art objects.
Thanks to the generous patrons, local and national foundations, the University community, and the citizens of the State of Utah, the UMFA’s collection now encompasses 5,000 years of artistic creativity. Since the mid-1900s, when the collection was around 800 objects, it has grown to over 17,000 art objects.
Utah Museum of Fine Arts
University of Utah, Salt Lake
As Utah’s premier venue for contemporary art, the Utah Museum of Contemporary Art is alive with activity: exhibitions, films, conversations with artists, community projects, a new Locals Only Gallery, live performances, a cafe, an art shop–and more!
Utah Museum of Contemporary Art
20 S W Temple, Salt Lake City, UT 84101
A Statewide Annual Competition featuring the work of artists across the state of Utah.
Located in the grand lobby of the old Rio Grande Depot, the Rio Gallery was established as a service to Utah artists, providing a free venue for emerging as well as established artists to gather and educate the community through their artwork.