Juried Art Shows in Utah 2021–2022.

Attend the Best Art Shows in Utah

When was the last time you attended an art show that you couldn’t stop raving about? If nothing comes to mind, it’s been way too long. Finding the perfect art show is a struggle, to say the least. If you’re tired of endlessly browsing through dozens of sites and asking your friends for recommendations, you don’t have to go down those rabbit holes again. At FestivalNet, we’ve put together an updated, vetted, and comprehensive database of holiday art shows online. Whether you’re looking for fine art fairs or juried art shows, you’ll manage to find dozens of great options that help you have an exciting, fun, and memorable day! Ready to get started? Get browsing! Our collection features art fairs for art lovers, kids, families, couples, and friend groups. Finalize your pick to get started!

Logan's Summerfest Arts Faire

June 17 - 19, 2021

logansummerfest.com

(435) 213-3858

Cache County Fairgrounds - Logan, UT

Summerfest is a juried art festival known for its quality, original artwork, unique culinary offerings and excellent performers. Summerfest is Cache Valley's premiere "kick-off to summer" arts event and is the largest juried arts festival in northern Utah, southeastern Idaho, and southwestern Wyoming. It is a family-friendly festival in all aspects.

Park City Kimball Arts Festival

August 6 - 8, 2021

parkcitykimballartsfestival.org

(435) 649-8882

Main Street - Park City, UT

The Park City Kimball Arts Festival is an award-winning jury selected visual art festival located in the heart of the resort community of Park City, Utah. Now, in its 52nd year, is Utah's longest running visual arts festival and is one of the most highly regarded art events in the West. For 3 days, we proudly feature over 220 fine artists across 13 disciplines. Proceeds from the event support Park City's nonprofit Kimball Art Center.

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Utah COVID Info

02/02/2021

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Mask Mandates:

Requirement. Statewide mask mandate, except in certain circumstances. Expires 11/23.

Mass Gathering Restrictions:

After a previous order expired on Nov. 24, 2020, there are no limits on gathering sizes in Utah, but event organizers must abide by certain safety protocols.

An event host of a social gathering shall complete and implement the Event Management Template provided by the Department and require each individual attending the social gathering to wear a face mask.