Inspiring Keynote Speakers, Hands-on Workshops, and Entertainment!
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The 5th Annual Creative Age Conference
Creativity from the Chaos
Saturday, April 30, 8 AM - 5 PM
Eccles Fine Arts Center at Dixie State University
255 South 700 East, St. George, UT 84770
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​Opening Reception
Friday Evening, April 29, 6 PM - 9 PM
at ART Provides Gallery, 35 North Main, St. George, UT 84770

We have brought together some of the best thinkers, artists, and performers for you at this one-day, intensive symposium. 

The 2022 Creative Age Conference theme is Creativity from the Chaos to reflect on the experiences of growth over the last two years to bring a positive message to participants and to acknowledge that chaos is part of the creative process.

We will showcase the importance of arts in fostering a more equal, inclusive, and healthy society. We have presenters and performers from music, theater, dance and the visual arts, as well as guest lecturers to address how we handle the disruptions related to overcoming ageism, racism, and/or sexism.

Admission includes a Friday night reception, breakfast, lunch, and all workshop materials.

Schedule:
A Friday night reception and meet & greet with appetizers, beverages and entertainment
6 - 9 pm at Art Provides Gallery 35 North Main, St. George
The conference begins with packet pick-up and a light breakfast at the Eccles Fine Arts Center starting at 7:30 am,
lunch at noon, with speakers and workshops 8:30 am until 5 pm. 
Optional Sunday morning activities for participants
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Meals and symposium materials are included with your registration fee.
General admission $85.00
Seniors over 65 - $55.00
Students - $35.00
​Register today!
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Featured keynote speakers include Dr. Craig Jessop, past director of the world-famous Tabernacle Choir, Christina Peoples, owner and founder of Gero-what, a popular blogger and You Tube channel host. Entertainment by Molodi, a performance troupe that pushes the boundaries of step through its unique blend of body percussion, beatbox, and hip hop dance,
and Drew and Lacey Williams, popular Nashville performers relocated to Southern Utah, and so much more!

CEU Credits Available
Participants wanting to earn CEU credits in Recreational Therapy, Social Work and Art &
Music Therapy - up to 6 credits available! We will have applications at the registration desk. 
CEU credits are available for $15 processing fee, prepay online with your registration or at the door.
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For a list of hotels and lodging opportunities, additional information and questions, please
call 435-238-4948 or email creativeageevents@gmail.com
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This project is supported in part by the Utah Division of Arts and Museums, with funding from the State of Utah and the
​National Endowment for the Arts, and the following sponsors:
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Purchase tickets at
artwashco.eventbrite.com

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