The Cedar City Arts Council is pleased to present its January networking social in the Heritage Center Theater’s upper level conference room on Monday, Jan. 25, at 7 p.m. The event is free and open to the public.
The Cedar City Arts Council program will feature creative work presented by artist Gina O’Neal and a performance by the Fiddlers Elementary School Choir, both of whom receieved grants from the Cedar City Arts Council. Catering for the event will be provided by local culinary master Miguel Mercedes. Announcements regarding upcoming community arts events — including grant opportunities and educational workshops — will be shared by the Cedar City Arts Council leadership.
Gina O’Neal, a quilting and fiber artist, will present her creative work entitled “Stitches that Heal.” She used the funding she received from her Cedar City Arts Council grant to create this work.
The Fiddlers Elementary School Choir, led by Francessca Merdes, used their Cedar City Arts Council grant to purchase much needed supplies and equipment.
Complimentary fare will be prepared and served by Miguel Mercedes, one of Cedar City’s newest fine culinary artists.
“Mercedes’ cuisine is both inventive and delicious,” says local food enthusiast Michael French.
Community members who have talents or an interest in the literary, performing, and visual arts are welcome and encouraged to attend the Cedar City Arts Council January social. Admission to this event is free and open to the public.
The Heritage Center Theater is located at 105 North 100 East in Cedar City. Entrance from the second level of the parking terrace provides direct access to the upper level conference room. For more information, contact Cedar City Arts Council board member Denise Purvis at (435) 865-8024.
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