Cute store/gallery with active artist studios. The store has paintings, sculptures, photography,…read morepottery, jewelry, souvenirs, art supplies, toys & clothing. The staff and artists were helpful and willing to teach us how they make their creations. They offered inexpensive, drop in classes for pottery and painting. Fun and educational activities for all ages.

the workers there are so nice and the class i took was very helpful for what i wanted to learnread more

Oh, the culture of art. Throughout history, art has survived. From the early days of hieroglyphics…read moreon the walls of 9 mile Canyon to the most amazing wall murals in the urban cores of our cities, art survives. The creativity of the artist is alive and well in Ogden on the First Friday Art Stroll held, ironically, the First Friday of every month. Started as a summer activity, the art stroll has grown in popularity and now continues year-round and features upward of 25 venues! The most populated galleries tend to be the famed Eccles Art Center, at 26th & Jefferson, along with Gallery 25, and the up & coming Crowley-Wilkerson Gallery, the latter on Historic 25th Street. The Eccles Art Center features awe-inspiring artists, ranging from the famous to the firsts. Competitions are very popular on their walls, with engaging art that rotates through monthly. The galleries at Ogden Blue are unique in that the artist is usually hanging out in their studio, working on their next masterpiece. Cara Koolmees' ability to craft watercolor into amazing tapestries of recognizable street scenes is worth the trip up the 40-someodd stairs to her gallery above Bistro 258. The newer galleries on the stroll offer interesting venues, like the Alison Benjamin Gallery at the Scowcroft Mansion who can resist walking through a 101-year old classic Ogden home with art lining the walls? Of course, many of the galleries serve that classic, time-tested beverage made with fermented grapes... fuel for the trip. The hardwood floors and high, lofty ceilings are worth the trip to the Crowley-Wilkerson Gallery, set in the 100 block. Hard to resist the antiques in Tammy Crowley's store as you make the trek up those stairs! In Gallery 25, many of our local salt-of-the-earth Ogden painters are featured - and it's the cultural blending that makes Ogden so different than other mundane art exhibits. The art stroll is unique in Ogden for several reasons: Can you say "colorful and eclectic" street scenes.... Against the amazing backdrop of the mountains... almost all within walking distance. You'll never be able to see it all in one night, so be sure to come back again & again.... There you have it - a great reason to be in Ogden on that First Friday!

Beautiful artwork in a charming location. Gorgeous floral paintings, unique jewelry and amazing…read morepottery all in one location. Order online for perfect gifts!

From the owner: We are a group of passionate artists who love to create art for you and with you. In our small…read morecharming studios we coach intimate groups through the steps involved in learning a new art. Not feeling like making the art? No problem, we would love to share some of ours with you during a personalized shopping experience.

This his 1920s train station has been converted into an indoor marketplace with museums, an art…read moregallery & eatery. The Utah State Railroad Museum Was the only thing inside the station that we were able to see

On a recent rainy Saturday afternoon, my boys and I enjoyed exploring the museums and galleries at…read moreOgden Union Station. Admission was practically free, and we enjoyed the several museums on-site. We loved the Browning-Kimball Cars Museum, which highlights the Golden Age of motorcar history with a display of unique and one-of-a-kind automobiles. We also enjoyed the Browning Firearms Museum, which showcases the legendary guns designed and manufactured by Browning Arms Company, located in Ogden for decades. The Utah State Railroad Museum was also fun and included many interactive exhibits that my boys loved. They also enjoyed watching the model railroad trains move around the various displays. We had a terrific afternoon at Ogden Union Station and had a great time exploring Utah's rich history together. Thanks!

Logan Art Gallery is part of S.E. Needham's jewelry store at 141 Main Street Logan. They have…read moregraciously supported the organization. Take a wander, enjoy...maybe look at their selections of rings, necklaces and bracelets too. I'm PROUD of this business!!!

Interesting local artists. Website:…read morehttp://loganfineartgallery.com Nice art supplies. Interesting articulated figures for drawing. + nice artists staffing the place.

Best people ever hang out at the Horse Palace I have been going there for going on 4 years! The…read morestaff are there are best! Always telling everyone how much they appreciate them! One big wonderful family! I love them all! Chris the manager he has a way of making everyone feel welcome and he and his staff are very educated on the machines keeping them up and running! Best of the best!

I was visiting Evanston for fun and fireworks and stumbled into this awesome shop. Sitting in the…read morecorner was a beautiful double bass. It blew me away to find such a gem randomly sitting there. The owner gave me an amazing price and great service. You'll also find all kinds of cool local art and fun stuff here.

This has been a long time coming. The annual chairty art auction, Daybreak Artwalk has had strong…read moreyears. Then the Daybreak Community Council gained the assistance of Kennecott and the City of South Jordan, and voila! The first fine art gallery in the south valley! Currently 10 artists on display, open Mon|Fri|Sat 5-9pm with receptions on the 3rd Friday