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Art
Art Around the Corner
435 319-4504
artaroundthecorner.org
PO Box 3328, St George St George Historic District
An open-air sculpture exhibit along Main Street in the heart of the St. George Historic District. The sculptures are from nationally renowned artists and many are for sale, with new exhibitions installed annually.
Coyote Gulch Art Village at Kayenta
435 688-8535
Juniper Fine Art Gallery
435 674-2306
http://www.kayentautah.com
875 Coyote Gulch Court, Ivins Open Daily: 10am to 5:30pm Admission Fee Required
Coyote Gulch Art Village is a growing enclave of art galleries, artist studios, a café, an arboretum, and a labyrinth. The Village is an art center teaching painting, ceramics, and photography, or just a place to relax and explore. Concerts and festivals are also a part of the village. “Art in Kayenta,” held President’s Day Weekend, is a beloved event. The juried art festival attracts
a broad spectrum of artists. “Desert Bloom Festival,” features artists that create whimsical, and functional works of art designed with a garden theme.
The Coyote Gulch Art Village is open to the public seven days a week.
St. George Art Museum
435 627-4525
www.sgcity.org/artmuseum
47 E 200 North, St George
Open: Mon–Sat 10am to 5pm,
Thurs 10am to 8pm
Admission Fee Required
This leading Art Museum features fine traveling exhibits of many cultures and times as well as local and regional artists. The museum is part of an historic pioneer center and has been transformed into an elegant
art showplace. Their many programs include a Family Friendly Discovery Center, which is always available for visitors to experience.
Film
DocUtah
435 652-7574
www.docutah.com
Dixie State University
225 S University Ave, St George
DOCUTAH is presented by Dixie State University and therefore provides
us the opportunity to reach out to students and the community with filmmaker seminars and panels. Documentary films engage minds and have the potential to educate and entertain. Citizens are invited to attend and learn more about the art of filmmaking and also gain insight into the subject matter chosen for the films. DOCUTAH isn’t just a film festival . . . it’s a five day party and every event is one not to be missed.
Music
Celebrity Concert Series
435 652-7800
celebrityconcertseries.com
Cox Performing Arts Center 225 S 700 East, St George
For over 50 years, Dixie State University Celebrity Concert Series (CCS) has brought annually over a dozen world-class professional artists to St. George from October through April. All concerts are held in the Cox Performing Arts Center and include Broadway musicals, orchestras, dance companies, opera, jazz symphony, and soloists and ensembles. Season memberships are available.
OC Tanner
Amphitheater
435 652-7800
www.octannershows.com
300 W Lion Blvd, Hurricane Exit #16 off I-15, Springdale
Dixie State University’s spectacular 1,500-seat outdoor Amphitheater, tucked beneath the magnificent cliffs of Zion National Park in Springdale, presents performing arts series during the summer months. It features many artistic avenues including symphony, bluegrass, dance, jazz, and comedy.
Southern Utah
Heritage Choir
435 319-8024
www.heritagechoir.org
515 W 300 North, St George
The Southern Utah Heritage Choir was organized in 1994 and performs wholesome music from many styles, periods, and geographical locations of the world. The musical emphasis is on sacred hymns and anthems. The choir performs locally in the historic St. George Tabernacle, and has performed in many international locations including the Czech Republic, Armenia, Mexico, England, and China.
Southwest Symphony
Orchestra
435 652-7800
www.swsutah.org
Cox Performing Arts Center at Dixie State University
385 S University Ave, St George
The Southwest Symphony is the cornerstone of cultural arts and excellence in the area. Their season runs year-round and features guest conductors and musicians.
CULTURE & THE ARTS
Festival 2018.)
Brigham’s Playhouse 2019 production of South Pacific.