ARTS TO ZION TOUR
The Arts to Zion Studio TOUR is a self-guided art adventure of artists’ studios, art galleries & museums through our beautiful red-rock landscape.
Please Join the Arts to Zion TOUR for a weekend out and about with the best artists and musicians in Washington County! Check back soon for more news and updates! We look forward to seeing you all in January!
Here is what’s NEW this year!
The Arts to Zion Art and Studio Tour is pleased to once again bring a LIVE Music Tour to the 2023 event. The 12th annual Arts to Zion Arts to Zion Tour will showcase events from the 12th-14 with a broad talent of musical artists on Friday the 13th. The five-day event runs from January 12-16 with many studio and gallery locations throughout Washington County.
Beginning in 2012, the Arts to Zion Studio Tour has become a favorite annual event bringing art lovers from across the region to southern Utah. Attendees are able to get out and see amazing art available, along with opportunities to watch the process of artists creating their pieces. In addition, live music has been included throughout the years. However, this year, the Arts to Zion Art and Studio Tour is incorporating live music as a much bigger part of the TOUR, increasing the ability to explore the arts in southern Utah.
The Studio TOUR MAP
Printed TOUR MAPS will be available at Arts to Zion Showcase – 35 North Main St. St George, UT
Calendar
Hours & Live Events
View daily TOUR HOURS, daily information including the schedule of artists doing live painting and live music, and find out about entering the free drawings provided by our sponsors.
Galleries
Galleries & Museums
Our galleries and museums will host self-guided tours of their resident artists and special exhibits. You will be able to meet and watch your favorite artists as they work, or talk about their processes.
Artists
Open Home Studios
Visit artists in their home studios, tour their working environment, and see what inspires their imagination. These artists will also participate in a group show at the Pioneer Courthouse.
