The history of St. George is very rich in Utah Mormon Pioneers, so it's no surprise that you'll…read morefind a museum to tell their stories. This one is full of photographs, clothing and furniture from families that moved into the area in the 1800's. The building is not a repurposed house, according to one of the museum staff, it was built with the intention of being a museum. I always wonder about old museums-what would have been in a museum in the 1800's since all the things they were using every day were modern then. Anyway, this one has lots of relics of yesteryear and plenty of folks who are eager to tell you all about the things you're looking at.

What a great place to stop and see so much history. This establishment is underrated and the kids…read morelearned so much. The ladies who showed us around were very friendly and knowledgeable. So much on display and cute little handmade items in the gift shop. One of our favorite places we visited in this area

My son and I were doing a scavenger hunt in the downtown St. George area when we stumbled across…read morethe art museum. The grounds outside were so pretty that I immediately wanted to go inside. The museum is housed inside an old sugar beet storage facility and was turned into an art museum in 1997. We learned all of this while doing another scavenger hunt inside the museum. It was geared toward children, but it was fun for us to look at the art from a different perspective. While it's not the largest museum nor does it have the largest collection of pieces on exhibit, but it's a fun place to spend a little bit of time.

They have fresh new paint on the walls, giving the museum a fresh look. I also lovr the new name-…read moreSt George Museum of Art

Cool little museum if you have a chance to stop in. Really depends on the time of year how many…read moreplanes they have on display in the hangers or outside. Apparently there are a few airshows that they hold throughout the year and at that time they have tons more planes. The lady told us that we had just missed that about a month earlier. But they still had a couple of the planes that flew in still there. They have a few you can walk up inside sit in the seat, etc. Lots of information if you're an aviation buff a couple of cool things we were told as the uniform there was from the top gun movie that was donated. All and all a nice little stop if you're close by or if you fly into the airport nearby, check their hours and give them a visit and donate.

Small warbird museum that packs a punch with its foreign war airplanes and entertaining tour guide!…read moreEach warbird featured has a story to tell from bullet holes to broken wings. Onboard the Candy Dropper airplane is the history of a truly humanitarian pilot that broke some rules to enhance the lives of others! The two small pilot trainers are a bit of history that we'd never seen before, sadly one will be leaving the museum shortly. There's a small gift shop inside the hangar with souvenirs and memorabilia. Highly recommend a visit if you're in the area.

Neat museum with a small car park (use the Zion shuttle if you're visiting later during the day,…read moreas the lot will surely be full). The washrooms are a separate building. This museum displays artifacts and archival materials of the people who lived here (Native Americans) and the people who then subsequently colonized the area. There's also information and displays about the fossils found in the area. I didn't watch the film being shown due to time constraints. There is a gift shop located in the museum with the usual NPS offerings. Overall, I thought that the museum was good, even though it appeared that some of the exhibits were a little on the older side. There's a lot of empty space in the museum, probably to accommodate a lot of visitors during the busy season. It's worth a stop to learn more about the area, and especially if you want a place to cool off from the heat.

Great spot to use the restroom, learn some history and check out the gift shop. They also have…read more20-minute shows to view but we skipped that to check out the mountains. Great stop and certainly worth it. The water fountains to fill up your bottles were not working so that was the only meh part of the experience but otherwise, it was really good and worth it. Enjoy!

Wonderful tour called St. George Live. Highly recommend this tour. A truly unique way to learn…read morehistory. A tour guide and bus, take you to different places to hear stories told by local residents dressed in period apparel, who depict leaders, and notable settlers in this valley. They tell the stories in 1st person and it's so well done! Our family really enjoyed the experience! And all for only $3.00,money well spent!

Great musical venue. Beautiful voices. Fantastic acting. Perfect musical in the round venue.read more

Must-see exhibit going on now. There are no sons to help you find the place. Luckily, I ran into…read morethe art curator/director in the parking and he showed me where the galley was. The entrance is between the Abraham Lincoln Bronze statue and the water fountain that's part of the Dolores Doré Eccles Fine Arts Center. See photos for reference. Also, as soon as you enter, the museum is to your immediate left. I loved all of it!

A little gem nestled in the Utah Tech university campus. Interesting stop to see what has been…read morecurated and is on display. Much of what they show reflects the culture and location and is Utah centric and often southwestern specific.

This review is strictly about the photography displayed in the gallery and the amazing artist…read morebehind the lens. Wow! I was blown away by Jason's photographs. Springdale has three local photography artist with a gallery and they are all very talented, but the photo art at Dezion by Jason Butler was by far my favorite. We are hobby photographers and we felt very fortune to meet and shop talk with the artist and we can tell immediately how passionate he is about his craft and the amazing Nature that surrounds his home. Jason's photos reflects who he is. In his photos you can feel the humble love and respect he has for nature and he has honed his craft to capture that love in the most amazing photographs. I wish I had 10% of his talent! Although we walked in close to closing time, he spent quite a bit of time with us talking about where and how the various photos were taken and showed us some of his favorite lenses giving even more life and the stories behind the photos. Strangely, one of my favorite photos was the night shot of the Hoover Dam. We only met him once but we left feeling like we made a new friend. Make sure and stop by the gallery when you visit Zion and say hello to Jason!

Excellent selection of beautiful art by local artists. They also arrange for shipping home. I…read morehighly recommend a visit to this gallery.

Wow. Beautiful photography. Loved this stop so much. Worth a stop whether you purchase or not. I…read morewent in looking for a metal print for around $100-120 thinking I wouldn't find it in a gallery. Found it and ended up with two because I couldn't decide and loved them both. Can't wait to hang them up!! David was at the counter and super welcoming and kind. He was happy to talk about any of the art and assist where he could. Choices of smaller items with his art as well...magnets, puzzles, calendars, book, etc. You can also have items shipped.

Best landscape photo gallery in So Utah. His capture of light is amazing! Stunning photos of Zion.read more