The Ivins City Arts Commission presents “Navajo Children Weaving the Future,” a Utah Arts & Museums Traveling Exhibition Program featuring traditionally woven rugs created by young Navajo children.

If you have an interest in art within our community, consider attending an Arts Commission meeting, volunteering for a public art initiative, acquiring a new skill by enrolling in a class with a local artist, visiting a nearby gallery, enhancing your home with art, or exploring the artistic beauty of nature on our trail system. Living Artfully is just a step or a phone call away...

Ivins "Safety in Art" will be celebrated on Thursday 6/4/26 at 9:00am.

Have you noticed the big green utility boxes around Ivins starting to look a lot more colorful?

In December 2025 the Arts Commission celebrated its 10th anniversary. The 2015 Arts Master Plan outlines a vision for placing public art in Ivins City. Our original focus has been to develop an Arts Corridor along Center Street. There are currently 8 art-wrapped utility boxes along Center Street. One of the 2025 Art on Loan sculptures, “Walk Lightly” created by Cheryl Collins & Trent Ripplinger is located near the roundabout at Snow Canyon Parkway and Snow Canyon Dr. Also in