Celebrate art, music, and community. Explore the Plein Air Riverfest showcase and sale, then enjoy Salty Jams: A Community Concert for the Great Salt Lake with live music, dance, food trucks, and more. Free community event!

Artists are invited to drop off their framed Plein Air Riverfest pieces between 10 am and 2 pm. If you’re unable to come during that window, please contact us to arrange an appointment. All works should be ready to hang upon delivery.

Artists are invited to drop off their framed Plein Air Riverfest pieces between 10 am and 2 pm. If you’re unable to come during that window, please contact us to arrange an appointment. All works should be ready to hang upon delivery.

PBS Utah presents From Dust to Action: A Community Conversation on September 9, 6–8 PM at the Utah Cultural Celebration Center. Join experts and community members to explore the health risks of toxic dust from the Great Salt Lake and solutions for a healthier future.

The Utah Calligraphic Artists is an organization dedicated to the promotion and execution of fine hand lettering. They have been going strong since 1979 and welcome new members. They hope to inspire anyone who may be interested in discovering what’s possible in the world of calligraphy.

The Mary Meigs Atwater Weavers Guild is proud to sponsor the 28th Biannual Fiber Exhibition.  For 56 years, fiber artists come together to celebrate their works of love. The guild welcomes artists from around the state to share all mediums of their craft.  It is a chance to showcase their best work and share with the community a love of all things fiber.

Enjoy an evening of reggae with Utah-based artist Richie V7 at WorldStage! Blending island-inspired beats with dancehall and Polynesian rhythms, Richie V7 brings high energy and cultural flair to this family-friendly concert experience.

Join Modern Gardener host Cynthia Stringham and Utah State University's Amanda Barth for a look at the beneficial insects living in your garden. Participate in fun bug crafts for the whole family, get expert advice and take home some native seeds to plant and attract more beneficial bugs!

Seating is limited, please RSVP to Jessica Rasekhi jrasekhi@pbsutah.org by Monday, August 4th.

Malialole (Mah-lee-yah-loh-lay) is a Polynesian Music, Dance and Arts school, ensemble, and entertainment group. Malialole’s mission is to perpetuate the Polynesian culture through song and dance while promoting cultural awareness of all Pacific Island People sharing stories of the past and present. It is the goal of Malialole to teach, build and connect the youth with the beautiful Polynesian culture and tradition of respect and love.

This concert will take place on our festival grounds. Bring your own lawn chair or blanket.

WorldStage! presents Bailando con el Corazón.

A vibrant celebration of Latin American dance and culture at the Utah Cultural Celebration Center.

Enjoy live performances from Danza y Color Utah, Grupo Folklórico Sapichu, Mi Viejo San Simón Utah, Herencia Latina, Ballet Folklórico by Efraín Villalobos, and Viva Chile Utah.

Holiday Closure Notice: In celebration of Pioneer Day, the Utah Cultural Celebration Center will be closed on July 24.

Wishing you a safe and joyful holiday!

The Face of Utah Sculpture is an engaging exhibit featuring both well-known and emerging Utah sculptors, showcasing both traditional and contemporary sculpture in a variety of techniques, styles, mediums, and forms. Now in its 21st year, The Face of Utah Sculpture provides Utah artists with a truly unique forum to present Utah culture through sculptural form.

Dynamic Duo Ric and Marcee Blackerby have over 60 collective years of artistic service captivating Salt Lake Valley audiences with their artworks that both transform and mesmerize.  The Horse They Rode in on is a retrospective of their work from their early days in traditional oil paintings and figurative studies to contemporary fiber art and found object assemblages.

Holiday Closure Notice: In celebration of Independence Day, the Utah Cultural Celebration Center will be closed on July 4th and the surrounding weekend. We’ll resume regular hours on Monday, July 7, 2025.

Wishing you a safe and joyful holiday filled with fun, family, and fireworks! Thanks for being part of our community.

Enjoy a magical evening of live music with the West Valley Symphony! This free indoor concert will take place in the Utah Cultural Celebration Center Great Hall. Doors open at 7:30 PM, and the show begins at 8:00 PM.

Come experience the power and beauty of orchestral music performed by this talented community ensemble. No tickets are required—just bring your love of music! For more about the symphony, visit westvalleysymphonyutah.org

West Valley City is thrilled to announce its inaugural Pride event, a vibrant celebration of love and community. This event will provide a welcoming space for residents and visitors to come together, learn, and enjoy a day filled with entertainment, resources, and fun. Whether you’re a longtime advocate or new to Pride, this event offers something for everyone—live performances, delicious food, local vendors, and interactive art experiences. More than just a celebration, this event is a reflection of the unique culture of West Valley City—a diverse, dynamic community where people from all backgrounds come together to create something truly special. Join us as we make history and honor the beauty of pride, progress, and unity of West Valley City!

Celebrate Pride Month with a fabulous flow! Join us for a vibrant and inclusive yoga class led by the amazing Kris! Whether you're a seasoned yogi or just starting out. It’s all about movement, mindfulness, and embracing your authentic self in a welcoming space. Wear your pride, bring your mat, and let’s stretch into joy, community, and self-care together. Namaste!

Join us for this FREE concert of classical favorites from Copland to Sousa that will give you and your family something to hum all the way home.

Whether this is your first Utah Symphony concert or your favorite summer tradition, you’re in for a night of memorable music under the open sky.

You can even grab dinner from the food trucks or pack a picnic.

Join PBS Utah's Danor Gerald and Lonzo Liggins, hosts of Roots, Race, & Culture, for an enlightening conversation about what it means to be free and equal. They'll be joined by Robert Burch, Dr. Richard Ferguson, and Dr. Sidni Shorter.

Arrive at 6 PM for sweet potato pie and a tour of two Smithsonian poster exhibits: A Place for All People: Introducing the National Museum of African American History and Culture and City of Hope: Resurrection City & The 1968 Poor People’s Campaign. The conversation will follow at 7 PM.

Seating is limited and RSVP is encouraged. Please RSVP to jrasekhi@pbsutah.org

This event is presented in partnership with the Utah Cultural Celebration and Sema Hadithi African American Heritage and Culture Foundation.

In the Fall of 2012, fifteen artists visiting from Nantou, Taiwan helped celebrate the ribbon cutting for the monumental Chinese Heritage Gate. These works were displayed as part of the larger Chinese Heritage Gate Celebration. Now, thirteen years later, we open the vault to celebrate West Valley City’s Sister City and revisit The Beauty of Nantou.

Flag in the Map: Charting Rainbow Flag Stories Worldwide by the Gilbert Baker Foundation

Flag in the Map features 53 photographs and stories from around the world, celebrating the international impact of Gilbert Baker’s Rainbow Flag since it’s creation in 1978.

This free opening reception will feature a presentation on Gilbert Baker and a brief history of Pride in Utah presented by the Mildred Berryman Institute for LGBTIQ+ Utah History.

Come join Utah artist Rebecca Klundt for some hands-on creative play.  Rebecca uses thousands of small pieces of reclaimed wood to make her art builds which have been compared to "wooden quilts".  She wants to bring you "In Her Circle", to make your own 8x8 panel in this way.  Finished projects will be displayed for the closing reception for In Her Circle. The project takes about 2 hours and is fun for any age participant. 

Flag in the Map is a growing collection of photographs and stories that reaffirms the universal power of the Rainbow Flag to inspire LGBTQ+ people – especially in countries where their everyday existence is threatened. A collaboration between the Gilbert Baker Foundation and ReportOUT, Flag in the Map was launched in October 2020. The two organizations put out an open call across the world, asking for submissions of photos of people flying their Pride Flags. The resulting images came in from scores of countries and were curated for an emotionally powerful book. A selection of photographs was also mounted for an impressive public exhibition. As of this date exhibitions have been launched in the U.K. and Europe. Two were held in New York, including a summer-long outdoor exhibition at Stonewall National Park and the latest at the 2024 Paris Olympics.