There are many ways to build a story and integrate English Language Arts with Visual Arts in the classroom! Inspired by special exhibit Storywork: The Prints of Marie Watt, from the Collections of Jordan D. Schnitzer and His Family Foundation we’ll explore ideas of collaboration, writing, and visual stories. As we participate in workshops and an interactive tour, we’ll learn together to make a more dynamic story. K–12 educators only. In-person and remote options available.

Free event, registration required: Course Details for Evening for Educators 2025-2026 - MIDAS

Event info: Evening for Educators: Building a Story Together - Utah Museum of Fine Arts

PAUL VINCENT BERNARD & Josanne Glass 6p-9p Gallery Stroll. Phillips Gallery is the oldest commercial gallery (60 years and counting 🥳) in the Intermountain West. We represent artists working in a variety of media including painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, ceramics, printmaking, jewelry, and mixed media. Our artists are primarily from Utah or the surrounding area. Phillips Gallery also represents national and international artists who have an association with Utah. You will discover a full range of subject matter from traditional to contemporary.

Tuesday - Friday 10:00 - 6:00 Saturday - 10:00 - 4:00

Phillips Gallery Artists Gallery     Phillips Gallery Artists Gallery

Evening Dialogue: At the Threshold with Robert Walter.  Price: $10 / $20 / $30 Join Joseph Campbell's long-time friend and editor, Robert Walter, on the spring equinox for an engaging dialogue on myth and the stories that sustain us. Together, we will explore a deeper understanding of myth as a soul-sustaining archetypal narrative and the interwoven nature of personal myth in the unfolding evolution of our role and impact in the world.

Tickets:Robert Walter in SLC - MADRONA       instagram.com/madronacollective

Website: madronacollective.org

Want to create your very own chess set and test your strategic skills against other art enthusiasts? Visit the Utah Museum of Fine Arts in Salt Lake City for a free museum day with the whole family! Admission to the UMFA is free every third Saturday of the month, and there is always an art-making activity for the whole family. 

Event info: Third Saturday for Families: Design a Chess Set - Utah Museum of Fine Arts

 Every night from Thursday, March 26, through Saturday, April 4, residents and visitors to Salt Lake City are invited to experience "A symphony of disappearing sounds for the Great Salt Lake"—a striking new artwork by Icelandic-Danish artist Olafur Eliasson. Presented each evening at Memory Grove, the artwork comprises a musical composition and a colourful light projection that unfurls after dark upon the surface of a large, elevated sphere. The music for A symphony of disappearing sounds for the Great Salt Lake (2026) uses field recordings of local animals and natural phenomena, drawn from existing archives as well as new recordings made for the project. Broadcast within the city, these seldom heard sounds make explicit the relationships that connect Salt Lake City to the lake and its surrounding environment. For more information about Wake the Great Salt Lake and the other artists involved, visit wakegsl.org or follow the project on Instagram @wakegsl.

https://wakegsl.org/events/olafur-eliasson/

 Every night from Thursday, March 26, through Saturday, April 4, residents and visitors to Salt Lake City are invited to experience "A symphony of disappearing sounds for the Great Salt Lake"—a striking new artwork by Icelandic-Danish artist Olafur Eliasson. Presented each evening at Memory Grove, the artwork comprises a musical composition and a colourful light projection that unfurls after dark upon the surface of a large, elevated sphere. The music for A symphony of disappearing sounds for the Great Salt Lake (2026) uses field recordings of local animals and natural phenomena, drawn from existing archives as well as new recordings made for the project. Broadcast within the city, these seldom heard sounds make explicit the relationships that connect Salt Lake City to the lake and its surrounding environment. For more information about Wake the Great Salt Lake and the other artists involved, visit wakegsl.org or follow the project on Instagram @wakegsl.

https://wakegsl.org/events/olafur-eliasson/

 Every night from Thursday, March 26, through Saturday, April 4, residents and visitors to Salt Lake City are invited to experience "A symphony of disappearing sounds for the Great Salt Lake"—a striking new artwork by Icelandic-Danish artist Olafur Eliasson. Presented each evening at Memory Grove, the artwork comprises a musical composition and a colourful light projection that unfurls after dark upon the surface of a large, elevated sphere. The music for A symphony of disappearing sounds for the Great Salt Lake (2026) uses field recordings of local animals and natural phenomena, drawn from existing archives as well as new recordings made for the project. Broadcast within the city, these seldom heard sounds make explicit the relationships that connect Salt Lake City to the lake and its surrounding environment. For more information about Wake the Great Salt Lake and the other artists involved, visit wakegsl.org or follow the project on Instagram @wakegsl.

https://wakegsl.org/events/olafur-eliasson/

 Every night from Thursday, March 26, through Saturday, April 4, residents and visitors to Salt Lake City are invited to experience "A symphony of disappearing sounds for the Great Salt Lake"—a striking new artwork by Icelandic-Danish artist Olafur Eliasson. Presented each evening at Memory Grove, the artwork comprises a musical composition and a colourful light projection that unfurls after dark upon the surface of a large, elevated sphere. The music for A symphony of disappearing sounds for the Great Salt Lake (2026) uses field recordings of local animals and natural phenomena, drawn from existing archives as well as new recordings made for the project. Broadcast within the city, these seldom heard sounds make explicit the relationships that connect Salt Lake City to the lake and its surrounding environment. For more information about Wake the Great Salt Lake and the other artists involved, visit wakegsl.org or follow the project on Instagram @wakegsl.

https://wakegsl.org/events/olafur-eliasson/

Foundation Drawing is an important and easy first step into drawing. Understanding the simplest forms of expression using fun and easy techniques allows endless possibilities to explore and create no matter how far you decide to go. In this course we will go over basics such as types of drawing tools and materials (pencils, pens, color pencil), some familiar and some new. We will focus on learning how to really see what is in front of you. We will talk about and demonstrate simple and fun exercises meant to instill confidence as well as solidify very strong skills. You will create a variety of drawings and images while you learn and grow artistically. PRICE: $299 for 12 Week Class. This class is taught in English. Please reach out to our office to discuss your needs. DIFFICULTY REGISTERING? Please call our main office for assistance! 801.474.3796

Registration and more info: Drawing: Foundations | Jumbula

Let's turn meaningful photographs into confident, expressive drawings! In this observational drawing class, students will learn how to carefully study their own photo references and translate what they see into strong artwork with accuracy and personal voice. Through guided instruction and demonstrations, students will build skills in understanding proportion, value, composition, and visual storytelling while working from images they already connect with. PRICE: $299 for 12 Week Class   DIFFICULTY REGISTERING? Please call our main office for assistance! 801.474.3796

WEBSITE: UC Observational Drawing: Illustrate Your Photos | Jumbula