Super fun and unique art exhibit. I loved the upstairs and the artist highlight. Very big and…read morebeautiful building. I highly recommend anyone who enjoys art to come check it out.

One of the best surprises in Utah. This place is beautifully curated and thoughtfully laid out,…read morewith a mix of traditional and modern pieces, plus a strong emphasis on local and regional artists. You can really feel the connection to Utah's cultural history, which makes it stand out from larger, more generic museums. The building itself is stunning--Spanish Colonial Revival architecture with peaceful courtyards and quiet corners to sit and take in the art. It's not overwhelming in size, but theres plenty to see and the rotating exhibits are always interesting and well done. Staff and volunteers are friendly, and the whole place feels very welcoming. Great spot for art lovers, families, or anyone looking for a quiet, reflective experience. They also are a perfect venue for wedding receptions. Easily worth a stop if you're anywhere near Springville or Provo. Also, back in the day when I was in the BYU Russian & German Choirs, we performed here a few times. Not sure if they still do that, but if so, you might just stumble into a surprise concert mid-gallery stroll. Nothing like quietly admiring a landscape painting while 20 students suddenly start singing in Russian or German behind you. It can be equal parts beautiful and mildly disorienting--but in a good way.

If you have even a passing interest in the history of this area it will be well worth your time to…read morevisit this museum. I was given a tour by Paul who has an amazing amount of local knowledge stored in his memory, and he's happy to share it. The museum is located in a wheelchair-accessible house and every room covers a different aspect of life in days gone by. They also offer research options for those who might have ancestors from that area as I do. If you live in the Salt Lake area and haven't visited here, gather up your kids and stop by. (Psst, there's also a huge play structure at the City park within a stone's throw of the museum.) The wonderful people who staff the museum are ready and willing to show you whatever bits of history you're most interested in! And if you go, please give my regards to my 4x great grandmother, Phoebe Draper, whose picture hangs on the wall.

This small local museum located on Main Street in the town of Springville is dedicated to the…read morehistoric preservation of the town's past. For a small museum it is pact full of photographs, family histories, and objects from the mid 1800s through to the present. The two rooms have so much packed in that one could spend quite some time going through all the information. I found the volunteers to be be very friendly and helpful and they were delighted to talk about the town's history. There is a room downstairs hat is dedicated to children and learning. They have books on the towns history for sale, and if you are from Springville they would likely be able to trace your family for you. While not the biggest place, I am awarding it 5 stars because I love that the town has this place and I hope they manage to continue with it. On street parking is available.

My kids are still at this ballet school!! By the end of the 24-25 season they will be 9 and 11. I…read moreenrolled them as soon as they turned 3 for the upcoming season. The school is now in its 10th year of business. My girls have done well in elementary school. They never struggled with reading or math, or making friends at school. I do believe enrolling them in a good ballet school has a lot to do with it because ballet teaches memorization, repetition, practice, confidence, be social, and permission to be creative. Highly recommend this place for your child. Older students are respectful and good role models around the younger students. Everything at the school from costumes, choreography, and music are age appropriate At the younger levels it's more of music and movement lessons, getting kids to enjoy dancing and overcome stage fright. As they get older they stay in class longer learning more ballet. The school now offers acro and musical dance theater as add-ons to ballet lessons. They also do Disneyland parade trips, you don't have to be a student at the school for the Disneyland parade. Haven't done the Disneyland trips yet or MDT but the girls do like acro. My favorite though is... END OF YEAR RECITAL The end of year summer recital is NOT TO BE MISSED. 5 star, 2 thumbs up. Each production gets better and better each year! If you never enroll your kids here, at minimum go to the CBC end of year show, well worth your time to go. It is usually held the 3rd weekend in June for two nights. Location varies but they will put that info out on their instagram page. The CBC productions are fun and kid friendly, since they dance to music from Disney movies but also have nods to excerpts from traditional ballet productions of Alice & Wonderland, Beauty & the Beast, Cinderella, Peter Pan, Little Mermaid, Rapunzel & Aladdin! The owner is a professional choreographer, so instead of just seeing routines of each & every class one after the other, the owner integrates several levels together in some of the performances during the show; younger students would be like the corps de ballet doing their dance while the older students do their solos and pas de deux. You need to watch in person to understand this. It is beautiful and unforgettable to watch, just like a professional ballet production. I'm impressed with the creativity and thought put into all the performances. Several of our family and friends come out to attend and say they enjoy it better than watching a Broadway show, hah! Obviously it's student run, they're not professionals but they have so much joy performing and work very hard to prepare. Absolutely buy tickets to support the students who work so hard and dance for the joy and artistry of it.

I attended Classical Ballet Conservatory for about 5 years before I graduated high school and came…read moreup to college. I loved dancing there, to this day it's the best ballet and contemporary dance instruction I have received. I have made very valuable friends and unforgettable memories at this dance studio! All of the instructors are amazing and give constructive criticism individually so that each dancer can improve and feel that all the instructors genuinely want us to evolve and become amazing dancers. It is a wonderful environment here because there isn't any unhealthy competition between each other and I know from talking to others and from personal experience that the days when we had class were the best days of the week! I can't wait to go back and visit, I would definitely recommend Classical Ballet Conservatory to anyone and everyone!

This is an old army base. Theres an extremely small museum, an Inn and an old schoolhouse left…read more The donation is $5 per person or $15 per family. If you're looking for some time to kill it's an interesting place to visit out in the middle side of nowhere.

We visited Camp Floyd and the Stagecoach Inn this past weekend. It was a nice little side trip…read morealong our road trip. The Commissary and Museum has a short ten minute video about Camp Floyd. Fairfield was the 2nd largest city in Utah during the time that Camp Floyd was operating. If you enjoy history, this is a great stop. It is a little out of the way.

This museum feels like walking through grandma's house-but everything is on display behind glass…read more There's a bit of a creepy vibe-the building is old and the floors creak. It's perfect to house old artifacts. The price is very reasonable and the exhibits are self guided. There is a great amount of natural stuff (rocks, animals, nests, etc.) There is also a collection of clothing and household items from years past. I especially liked the newspaper articles that corresponded with some of the items on display. While it is a family friendly museum with hands-on exhibits, young children might tire of looking at things after a short time. It would be perfect, however, to reinforce what your kids learn in history, science or social studies. Most of the items were donated by local families. That's really cool of them to share their treasures. Thanks guys! I'll be back.

Small and mighty is the theme for Hutchings. Small, unassuming, but it packs a punch showing…read morevarious exhibits covering all sorts of topics. Such punches include a large room full of various gems that can somewhat hold a torch to the Natural History Museum in Los Angeles, a room full of live reptiles, historical exhibits covering native Ute's, and even a small veteran's room covering some of those service folks from Utah. It's small, but it definitely packs a punch and a nice visit if you're in the area.

Such a fun day at the dinosaur museum! We visited the…read moreJurassic side (which was an additional cost) and it was totally worth it! The play area is huge, tons of space for the kids to run, jump, and just be wild. It was clean, well-maintained, and super engaging for little ones. On the museum side, there was so much to see and explore. My kids were fascinated by all the displays and interactive elements. They especially loved the sandpit with water and the dino dig zone! such a great mix of learning and play! Highly recommend for families looking for a fun, educational, and active day out. We'll definitely be back!

There's no doubt that this is a really cool and large dinosaur museum…read more It's littered with activities for the kids and quite a bit to look at. Unfortunately, id probably say it's currently one of my least favorite activities at thanksgiving point. Probably due to the age of my kids. They are 2 and 4 , and don't quite enjoy themselves as much here like they do at the Jurassic jungle or the museum of natural curiosity. Even if you have younger kids though, it's still a decent place to spend part of your day, especially if you have the annual pass and want to change things up.

Been a customer here for years. They have great prices on storing stuff I love the wider rows…read morecompared to most storage units plus their unit size selection is awesome. I have both a personal unit and over the years have had several business units. Plus all the antique signs, vehicles and gas pumps are so cool. In the rare chance you catch the owner he has a story for every one of the antiques that are there.

I do not use the storage here, but came for the museum part. They do charge $5 a person to walk…read morethrough it and only accept cash. The old petrol signs, tanks and old cars were neat to see, but it did feel a little spendy for to walk and see these items. This felt like a one time trip, but was neat to see everything.