My advice for life: dance and sing your song while the party is still on
-Rasheed Ogunlaru, Life, Business, and corporate Coach
Fork Fest is a celebration of Utah-grown bands/acts that includes original music, art, vendors, food trucks, and other activities for the entire family such as bounce houses, a foam machine, and children’s art tent.
On Monday evenings starting June 24, Harrington Center for the Arts continues the beloved tradition of the American Fork Concerts in the Park at the American Fork Amphitheater. Each concerts begins at 7:00PM with food trucks ready to serve dinner at 6:30 PM.
Utah’s biggest chalk art festival, is now an official Lehi Round-Up event! Come watch as 135 artists transform the Adobe sidewalks into jaw-dropping, large-scale masterpieces right before your eyes. This free, family-friendly event has something for everyone: tasty food vendors, hands-on learning zones, interactive workshops, and classic lawn games. Whether you're a casual passerby or a budding artist, you'll find inspiration, creativity, and pure summer fun around every corner!
“The Walls” exhibit is a first of its kind in our community and provides opportunities for the public and artists alike to enjoy an “outside art museum” with murals painted by local, professional and amateur artists and this year a piece by folk artist Eric Dowdle of our beloved city of American Fork.
The sculpture walk features breathtaking sandstone pedestals that are 40” tall and topped with a bronze sculpture crafted by Utah artists and cast by one of Utah County’s four fine arts bronze foundries. The location of the sculptures are ideally located along Main Street in American Fork which connects five rapidly growing surrounding cities. Art enriches our culture and creates a sense of individual responsibility and ownership over our community and public spaces. By showcasing local artists' work in the heart of downtown American Fork, HCA delivers art to our community where its beauty can be witnessed and lived every day.
Shark Tank, but for the theater! Harrington Center for the Arts will present our sixth biannual presentation of "Exploration of New Works" this March. One new play will be selected to present a full length reading for a live audience. Afterwards, the new work will be the subject of a talkback from qualified panelists.
