2021 Arts to Zion TOUR-Finally!
Please Join the Arts to Zion TOUR for a weekend out and about with the best artists and musicians in Washington County!
See the map for all participating private studios and galleries.
MAP: www.ArtstoZion.org
TOUR is FREE with Registration. Click on this link to register:
https://tinyurl.com/artstozion2021tour
Here is what's NEW this year!
The Arts to Zion Art and Studio Tour is pleased to once again bring The Desert Pulse LIVE Music Tour to the 2021 event. The 10th annual Arts to Zion Arts to Zion Tour will showcase the broad talent of musical artists throughout the event at multiple tour stops. The five-day event runs from July 1-5 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 Desert Pulse LIVE Music Tour allows for participants to enjoy the art of music by showcasing live music throughout several locations along the tour.
Designed to provide a broader art experience, The Desert Pulse LIVE Music Tour includes music on July 3, 4, and 5 with a concentrated focus on Saturday, July 3.
The Desert Pulse LIVE Music Tour will showcase live music in the St. George area tour stops from 10 am until 7:30 pm on July 3. On July 4, live music will play in Kayenta and Springdale from 11 am to 3 pm. And, on July 5, live music will play at the Silver Reef Cosmopolitan located in Leeds from 11 am to 1:30 pm.
Enhancing the Arts to Zion Art and Studio Tour with The Desert Pulse LIVE Music Tour will enable the event to provide a much broader artistic experience for those who attend. It allows for including those that are visually impaired to participate and enjoy the tour. And the music tour provides an opportunity to enjoy a full day of live music.
Bringing the two tours together offers an incredible opportunity to increase the interest in visual art among music lovers, while also enhancing the experience for visual art fans all while showcasing the many talented musical artists that will be performing.
(Masks are suggested for those that have not received the COVID vaccine.)