The St. George Museum of Art invites the community to gather for its 18th annual Soup ’N’ Bowl fundraiser on Friday, February 6, 2026, from 11 AM to 1 PM. A long-standing tradition in Southern Utah, Soup ’N’ Bowl blends food, art, and live music in support of the museum’s mission to promote and sustain the arts in St. George.
Held at the St. George Museum of Art and the adjoining Social Hall, the event offers attendees a warm and welcoming midday experience. Guests enjoy a delicious lunch served in a handcrafted ceramic bowl of their choice, paired with live music and the opportunity to explore the museum’s galleries.
“The Soup N’ Bowl event is a beloved tradition, celebrating the vibrant art and spirit of our community,” said David Cordero, communications and marketing director for the City of St. George. “It’s not just about raising funds; it’s a day where creativity, camaraderie, and culinary delights come together. It’s fun to imagine savoring a warm, delicious lunch in a handcrafted ceramic bowl of your choice, while enjoying live music.”
Over the years, Soup ’N’ Bowl has become a highlight of the winter season for art lovers and supporters of local culture. Tickets are available online, and advance purchase is encouraged to ensure entry and bowl selection. Each ticket supports the museum while offering attendees a memorable experience rooted in creativity and community connection.
Proceeds from the fundraiser directly benefit the St. George Museum of Art’s exhibitions, educational programming, and outreach efforts, helping ensure continued access to arts experiences for residents and visitors alike.
“It’s a unique experience that also invites you to explore the treasures of the St. George Museum of Art,” Cordero added. “Join us for a day where art and community spirit unite in perfect harmony.”
About the St. George Museum of Art
Located at 47 East 200 North in historic downtown St. George, the St. George Museum of Art opened in 1997 in a former sugar beet seed storage facility transformed into an elegant showcase for art. The museum is part of a downtown arts complex that includes the Opera House and Social Hall. With more than 1,400 pieces in its permanent collection, the museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 11 AM to 6 PM and operates on a donation-based admission model. Donations directly support museum education and operating expenses.
