Visual arts events in the state of Utah, including art talks, film series, etc. Does not include exhibitions.
Ogden September 4, 2026 Artist Talk: 6 p.m. | Performance: 7 p.m. As part of the opening reception for Of This Place: Great Basin Neighbors, artist Gregg Deal presents an evening of conversation and performance exploring Indigenous identity, culture, representation and the ongoing impacts of colonization. The artist […]
Salt Lake City September 2, 2026 Reception: Wednesday, September 2, 3–7 p.m. Craft Lake City launches Craft Lake City Contemporary, a new quarterly, one-night gallery pop-up series presented in partnership with Artspace Utah. Each exhibition will showcase contemporary work by Utah artists, with a different local artist curating […]
Spring City Saturday, Sept. 5 Spring City Arts’ annual Art Festival & Studio Tour celebrates the community’s rich artistic heritage with artist booths lining Main Street and Spring City Square, open studios, and a wide variety of original artwork. Visitors can browse paintings, drawings, prints, sculpture, ceramics, jewelry, […]
Salt Lake City September 4 BE the Beautiful Life presents Art in the Garden, an intimate evening celebrating art, nature, and community in a private Salt Lake City garden. Guests can stroll landscaped grounds transformed into an open-air gallery featuring original works by local artists, meet participating […]
Salt Lake City Saturday, Aug. 29, 6–9 p.m. 99.9 Gallery celebrates its first anniversary with 365, a group exhibition featuring 365 small works by more than 100 artists. The exhibition highlights the breadth of Utah’s creative community through an expansive collection of small-format artworks. The evening also includes […]
Logan August 29, 2026 12–10 p.m. Center Street Art-Beat returns to downtown Logan for a full day celebrating northern Utah’s creative community with live music, visual art, and family-friendly activities. Presented by The Alley on Center, the free festival features 11 bands and musicians, artisan vendors, food trucks, […]
