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 The Cedar City Fall Arts Festival, which takes place
every year in conjunction with the opening of the
fall season of the Utah Shakespearean Festival (www.bard.org),
features local and regional artists in all types of visual art --painting,
sculpture, photography, jewelry-making, and others. Musical performances
and food booths round out the festivities. Application forms are available at the Fall Arts page. In 2008 the Fall Arts Festival will take place on September 26-27.
In 2006 the Arts Council
reinvented its children's art festival, from a one
day event to a week-long art camp and workshop.
Last year the art camp created artist trading cards.
If you are interested or want more information, contact Jennifer at
867- 5935.
CCAC also stages three social
events per year. These are opportunities for artists
to meet one another, enjoy food and drink, hear music
and poetry, view paintings and multi-media works, and
learn more about the arts council's activities. The events
are a fun and casual way to attract new people and to
celebrate local artists.
Suzuki Strings students present their 25 th annual Spring Concert on Wed., April 30, at 7 p.m. in the Heritage Center. The public is invited and the suggested donation is $5. Click here to see the 2008-2009 schedule of events for the Orchestra of Southern Utah.
Cedar City Arts Council Literary Group to meet:
The Literary Group sponsored by the Cedar City Arts
Council will have its next meeting on Wednesday, May
7th at the Cedar City Library in the Park. The
gathering time is 7pm.
The author under study during this session is C.S.
Lewis. Participants should read The Great Divorce and
your choice of one of his many other works to share
with the group.
This is the third year for the lively and loyal
readers of the Cedar City Arts Council Literary Group. The schedule includes meetings every other month,
alternating works of fiction and non-fiction. The
library provides a comfortable, centrally located
meeting space to encourage anyone interested to
participate. Questions and information will be
addressed by Mary Anne Anderson at 865-6882.
Zion National Park is looking for artists to exhibit at its Human History Museum during the summer of 2008. Art work will be available for sale. Click here for all the details.
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