The Cedar City Arts Council is an organization
that supports local artists in the folk, literary, visual, and performing
arts in Cedar City and the surrounding area. By speaking with a collective
voice, we seek to have a greater impact on the development of the arts
in our community than we would otherwise have.
Vision Statement
development of Cedar City as a principal center
for the arts in southern Utah
synergistic enhancement of the community's
vitality and economic development through the
promotion of the arts and through collaboration
with the artistic community
artistic education, entertainment, and enrichment
for residents and visitors alike
the honoring and encouragement of the creative
spirit, especially through the ongoing recognition
and celebration of the city's cultural heritage
communication between artists and the community
Sponsored Events
The Cedar City Arts Festival which takes place
every year in conjunction with 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.
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.
Looking for creative ways to spend your summer? How about weekly art classes? Learn a variety of art mediums and methods. Classes are limited to 15 so register early! Instructor: Artist Emily Bradley - favorite medium Fiber Sculpture, educated in multiple art processes.
Recently relocated from Arizona, she has taught art classes for over 5 years. Click here for more details.
The Literary Group sponsored by the Cedar City Arts Council meets every other month in the Cedar City Library in the Park. While conversation is livelier when all attendees have enjoyed the book at hand, anyone is welcome. Questions and information will be addressed by Mary Anne Anderson at 865-6882.
Artist Grant
The Artist Grant page has information about grant opportunities to support local artists in their endeavors.
Arts Calendar
The calendar of events shows
all arts-related events for one year, beginning with the present month.
Our Newsletter
The newsletter gives
information on art happenings in the community.