JOIN US FOR OUR 3RD ANNUAL SUMMIT ON ARTS AND HEALING!


Inspiring Keynote Speakers, Hands-on Workshops, and Entertainment!
 
We have brought together some of the best thinkers for you at this one-day, intensive conference on Arts and Healing. 
This is truly the future of healthcare, so much exciting research is showing the proven benefits of participating in the arts for longevity, mobility, cognitive ability, and quality of life for all, regardless of age!

The 2019 Arts and Healing conference is Friday May 24th at the Eccles Fine Arts Center on the campus of Dixie State. 
​
Registration and a light breakfast will start at 7:30am, lunch at noon, with speakers and workshops until 5 pm. 
Both meals and conference materials are included with your registration of  $50.00; scholarships are available.
 
CEU Credits Available
Participants wanting to earn CEU credits in Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Recreational Therapy, Social Work and Art & Music Therapy - up to 7 credits available! We will have applications at the registration desk. CEU credits are available for 15.00 processing fee, prepay online with your registration or at the door.
​
For a list of hotels and lodging opportunities, additional information and questions, please email pbc@infowest.com

LINK TO PURCHASE TICKETS FOR THE CONFERENCE:
https://bit.ly/2OXFsqT
​

Sponsored by:

​The Arts Council of Washington County (ACWC) coordinates and promotes leadership and policies that encourage and foster a strong, vibrant, and cohesive arts community for the purpose of enriching the lives of County residents and visitors. This is primarily through professional development activities, cooperative planning, advocacy, and promotion.

Some FAQs about ACWC

Who do you serve, and where? ACWC works with artists, professional organizations, community-based groups and school arts providers to realize their potential. Our support reaches throughout Washington County in all artistic disciplines.

Where does your operational support come from? We receive ongoing support from a majority of the Cities and Municipalities have also contributed to our efforts.

How are you different than the St. George Arts Commission or the Utah Department of Arts & Museums? ACWC is known as a Local Arts Agency, functioning at the County level, vs. City or State levels.
Support Arts and Recreation in Southern Utah
Arts Council of Washington County welcomes everyone’s involvement.
We value your input, participation and donations.
Find out what ACWC can do for YOU!

Thank you to our past sponsors