Join us for a peak inside Betsy Cannon's artistic process.
Betsy Cannon's "Baba Yaga's House: On the Prowl", featured in "Evolving Perceptions" Art Quilts by members of the Studio Art Quilt Associates Colorado/Utah/Wyoming Region, is a crowd favorite and we get a lot of questions about Baba Yaga. This artist talk delves into Betsy's approach to storytelling through art quilts and answers questions about her techniques.
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Join us for a virtual panel discussion on "Evolving Perceptions" Art Quilts by members of the Studio Art Quilt Associates Colorado/Utah/Wyoming Region with Margaret Abramshe, Deborah Boschert, Judy Duffield, and Sue Lewis.
This is a Facebook Live event and will be broadcast on the Brigham City Museum of Art & History Facebook page. Click here to RSVP and access the event.
Join us for a special afternoon to celebrate the 2020 Utah Plein Air Competition Artists and award the winners.
Join us for an opening reception and awards ceremony for "The Handmade Object". This special competition and exhibition celebrates the legacy of Utah Designer Craft Alliance. Artists employed fiber, wood, glass, clay, metal, stone, or any mix of these media to create their entries.
Light refreshments will be served.
Admission Is Free
It's a Gallery Talk & Reception at the Brigham City Museum of Art & History! Join us on Saturday, October 26 from 2:00 to4:00 PM as we welcome Jon Wassom, a featured artist in our current exhibition "Contemporary Illustration".
Jon Wassom's art reflects his love affair with art and texture. His paintings are shallow color sculptures full of intuitive mark making. Each piece represents his abstract response to his perception of the natural world, the man-made world, and the cosmos.
Come explore the museum at night! For a special treat, we'll be open from 6-8pm on Monday, June 3rd. Bring a date or bring the family and enjoy this unique opportunity to come to the museum.
Few of the photos of the completion of the Transcontinental Railroad include many women, and sometimes it's hard to envision what people of the past wore.
The evening will include fashion show with costumes from the 18th century through the early 20th century.
The event is free and held in conjunction with "The Spike at 150: Myths and Realities."
Have you always wanted to dance like it's 1869? Now's your chance! Old Glory Vintage Dancers will be here to teach you how to dance, and will give demonstrations. Dress up if you like, and join us at this free event held in conjunction with "The Spike at 150: Myths and Realities."
The exhibition and related programming have been made possible by the Utah Department of Heritage and Arts, Spike 150, and the Box Elder County Tourism Tax Advisory Board Golden Spike Sesquicentennial Grant.
Join us for two new walking tours exploring the history of Brigham City, and some of the wonderful historical architecture tucked in our town. Participants can choose from two tours - religious buildings, or restaurants - that will run simultaneously. Tours will be guided by students in USU's Graduate Public History course.
Main Street Eateries - Meet in front of Peach City, 306 North Main.
Peaches, Planes, Prayers and Pews: Community Building in Brigham City – Meet in front of the Box Elder Tabernacle, 251 South Main.
Come learn more about the exhibition Tracing Chinese Workers' Footsteps to Promontory Summit, Zhi Lin, the artist who created it, and the history of Chinese railroad workers in Box Elder County.
At 10am on Friday, December 7, 2018, Dr. Molly Cannon of Utah State University will conduct a geophysical survey at the Brigham City Cemetery in partnership with the cemetery and the Brigham City Museum of Art & History.
(In case of rain or other inclement weather, the survey may be postponed until noon. Please check with the museum if you are concerned there has been a delay.)