My wife and I stopped in Helper after many years of just driving right by. We were pleasantly…read moresurprised . We had lunch and then walked around town . We were trying to see the artwork in the windows and Steven Adams came out and invited us into his gallery. He probably spent an hour with us , not trying to sell us anything , but telling us some interesting things about the local area . His artwork is very well done , both my wife and I were impressed with his ability to capture the light and the mood of clouds . We have a number of art pieces and attend festivals regularly , so impressive art is not new to us . But , I must say this gallery and it's art are very much worth your time to stop in.

A great gallery located on history main in Helper. Emphasis on plein area painting.read more

Well, you don't see this every day: An art gallery in a mall…read more The Provo Towne Centre mall generously donated one of their spaces (and quite an ample space) to ARTcetera, a display space showing off art for local students from the Provo City School District. They do a great job of putting in art from different age groups, from elementary schoolers to high school seniors. It's very dynamic and colorful with collages and paintings and I was surprising at the variety of styles ... quite sophisticated for high schoolers! There are also some cool educational displays, from How to Print a Linocut to murals. I was impressed by the mini exhibitions with bios of the artists. Heck, I was impressed by everything. From what I learned (via the director, James Rees), they are open to ideas and artists, so anyone and any group in the community may be showing their work at ARTcetera in the future. They also have art classes (many on Saturday, especially in the summer), so you may want to contact them for more information. When you add this to the Neighborhood Art Center, the mall is quite the place for the young and creative. It's a great addition to the mall. And to the community.

From the owner: We are a student run art gallery which displays art, conducts art workshops and hosts monthly…read moreartist lectures for free to the community.

Hidden gem. This historic building now hosts a number of displays as well as an art gallery…read more Originally built as a school, it is now been preserved with the efforts of the Peteetneet preservation committee, and with the help of Payson city . The former cafeteria includes a a stage and is used for mini community events. The annual petite neat Christmas boutique, which is held the first Friday and Saturday of December invites the community to visit with Santa for free as well as purchase various goods from local vendors and enjoy entertainment from several youth performing arts groups. Beginning this year, 2022, a new O scale train display has been set up in the art gallery for the public to enjoy.

This was a spontaneous decision. We went to Payson to visit with a friend but she wasn't ready for…read moreus to come visit yet, so we had to find something to kill the time. We came across this place and decided to check it out. It was a nice experience. When we entered there were a few older woman, who seemed happy to be able to help. One of them gave us a tour and told us about certain people who were important and explained to us what we were seeing. We would had loved to get the tour on the second floor but had to leave. It was a pleasant time and loved what we learned.

Old 3 story 43 room hotel converted into a trip in time. Railroading, coal mining, mecantile, house…read morewhere, etc memorabilia. Staff very friendly, knowledgeable and interested.

Roadtripping? Definitely work a quick stop. Dozens of historic buildings repurposed into cute…read moreshops. We had a picnic in the city park which is like stepping back in time.

they have been o.k. in the past, but just ok satisfactory,…read morenothing unique; no artistic perspective mechanical - do them all the same way, because the same way is easy, fast, mechanical i asked for a little creativity in doing picture framing - a post card actually there was no other way to frame the $1 post card except for the same way they have been framing other thing i asked to frame an object, mounted on acrylic plastic. can't be done was their reply they can't think out of the box they are not even IN a box, they live in a flat-world, square, two dimensional thinking mediocre is good enuf for them customer is not right - they are right; there is no other way to do a picture frame then their way. owner/manager just walked away without thinking, without being able to consider alternative possibilities i'm used to so.bay l.a. area service; i'd never go back to california although for good service and an attitude to please a customer ... well ..... i can go to byu, provo and orem and get the jobs done; perhaps uvu 4yrs ago manager/owner crochet'ed image of manti temple, framed nicely in remembrance of my wife; that was pretty good, but it took many weeks. i figured she had hope in quality work and service 2stars is good enuf, mediocre, satisfactory unfortunate that i have to be the first to review them