Kolob Gallery is kicking off the holiday season with one of Cedar City’s most charming annual traditions, the Miniatures Sale. The opening reception happens December 4 from 5 to 7 PM at Kolob Gallery inside The Art Center at 111 S. Main Street. With refreshments, good company, and walls lined with small but stunning works, it is a perfect way to ease into December’s festive spirit.
This yearly event has become a favorite among local art lovers, not just because it is fun, but because it is one of the best opportunities to pick up original artwork at accessible prices. Miniature paintings fill the space, each crafted by regional artists who pour the same level of care into these small pieces as their large-format works. Whether you are hunting for a one-of-a-kind gift or looking to brighten up a cozy corner at home, the Miniatures Sale delivers eye-catching treasures without blowing your holiday budget.
Featured in this year’s lineup are works from an impressive roster of local talent: Mary Jabens, Arlene Braithewaite, Tiffany Marchant, Jim Lee, Jana Lee Cherry, Brian Jorgensen, Brad Hold, Jared Barnes, Mona Woolsey, Megumi Dold, Brad Holt, Debbie Robb, and Herb White. Their collective styles range from classic landscapes to contemporary explorations, ensuring a diverse collection for shoppers and gallery wanderers alike.
Kolob Gallery & The Art Center
Located inside The Art Center at 111 S. Main Street in Cedar City, Kolob Gallery has long been a hub for creativity, community connection, and regional artistic expression. The space is known for accessible exhibitions that bring people together, whether longtime collectors or those simply curious about local art.
In the spirit of the season, the artists and staff at Kolob Gallery and The Art Center are expressing gratitude for a meaningful and supportive year. They extend heartfelt thanks to their families, friends, patrons, and the broader community for helping keep Cedar City’s arts scene vibrant.
The Miniatures Sale runs throughout December. Swing by, explore, mingle, and maybe even walk out with a small piece of art that will brighten your home for years to come. For more information, visit Kolob Gallery by stopping in at 111 S. Main Street in Cedar City.
