Cedar City Arts Council presents July Final Friday Art Walk
By Shaylene Baruffi-Jensen
The Cedar City Arts Council’s second Final Friday Art Walk of the season will take place July 26 from 5 to 8. Then the Cedar City Arts Council’s Summer Social will take place at 7:30 p.m. at the Southern Utah Music of Art with mini-grant presentations and refreshments. The Final Friday Art Walks are free events and the exhibits are open throughout the summer.
The Final Friday Art Walks feature various art forms such as live jazz, contemporary and classical music, and art demonstrations. The Cedar City Arts Council will present Final Friday Art Walks July 26, Aug. 30, and Sept. 27 from 5 to 8 p.m.
This Art Walk will feature multiple performing artists, including Sofie Scaletta, Kaitlin Sevy, Melissa Palmer, Alex Szuhay, Bill and Loretta Westbrook, Stan and Lindsay Szczesny, Late Night Brass, and Cedar Mountain Duo.
There will be artist demonstrations from the Sagebrush Fiber Artisans Guild on the lawn at 100 West and Center Street, including displays by Andrew Baruffi, Larry Laskowski, Hanna Dawson, Cab Creations, Lydia Brescia, Carole Foster, Matthew Oftedahl, and Adrienne Anderson Jewelry. Performances will be presented throughout the evening in designated locations. Late Night Brass is east if IG Winery, and Cedar Mountain Duo is on the lawn by 100 West.
The Southern Utah Museum of Art, Art Works Gallery, and Artisans Gallery will host artist exhibits in harmony with these Final Friday Art Walks and present musical performances. Kaitlin Sevy will perform at SUMA, and Kristine Eberhard will demonstrate the art of making leather jewelry on the plaza. Sofie Scaletta will perform from 5 to 8 p.m. at ArtWorks gallery. Artisans Gallery will host Bill and Loretta Westbrook. Stone Path will host musicians Melissa Palmer and Stan and Lindsay Szczesny and artist Joey Favino.
For updates about featured artists and musicians, visit facebook.com/Cedar-City-Art-Walk-488202448044670.
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