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Because the St. George area is located between the Rocky Mountains and the desert southwest, it features the distinct landscapes of both. It has forested mountain ranges and high plateaus, along with rugged and starkly beautiful red rock desert.
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Showing posts with label St. George Art Museum. Show all posts
Showing posts with label St. George Art Museum. Show all posts

Sunday, March 1, 2009

St. George Art Museum Soup N' Bowl Fundraiser and Pottery Fair


When: March 6, 2009
Where: St. George Art Museum
47 East 200 North St. George, UT 84770
(435)627-4525
Museum Hours: Mon - Sat: 10am - 5pm

The Annual Soup N' Bowl Fundraiser and Pottery Fair generate support for the Permanent Collection at the Museum. Tickets for this event will be available in the Art Museum.

For a ticket price of only $20 per person, attendees will get to choose a bowl from a wide variety donated by local potters and enjoy a delicious lunch of soup, bread, and dessert.

Participants will also have the opportunity to bid on gorgeous art pieces offered in the Silent Auction and to meet some of the potters who donated bowls and auction items. Other artists will showcase pottery for sale at the outdoor Pottery Fair.

This is a wonderful opportunity to support the museum while enjoying a fun outing with family and friends. As an added bonus, a visit to the Art Museum is included in your ticket cost. Don't miss this fun event!

You can:
* Meet potters
* Support the Museum
* Enjoy lunch with your family and friends
* Keep your beautiful hand-made bowl
* Buy other Pottery
* Visit the Art Museum which is included in the ticket price

Wednesday, October 8, 2008

St. George Art Museum..."The Art of Zion National Park"


Show available:
August, 25 2008 through January, 24 2009

Zion National Park is celebrating its 100th anniversary in 2009. To mark this historic event, the St. George Art Museum will host the most comprehensive exhibit of Zion ever mounted, a landmark three-part exhibition display August 25, 2008-January 24, 2009.

Click on the following link to learn more about the exhibit:

http://sgcity.org/artmuseum/exhibititem.php?id=77