Discover a vibrant celebration of creativity through original artwork, music, and hands-on experiences. Whether you're an artist, collector, or simply curious, the festival invites you to explore new ideas, celebrate artistic expression, and be inspired by creativity in every form.
Enjoy your art walk experience by exploring the breathtaking landscapes and welcoming communities of Zion Canyon. Visit local galleries and shops, hike scenic trails, find exceptional dining, and experience the natural beauty and small-town charm that make this destination unlike any other.
This is more than an event—it's a place where artists, visitors, families, businesses, and community members come together to share ideas, celebrate culture, and build meaningful connections. Through art, conversation, and shared experiences, together we create memories that continue long after the festival ends.
THE AUTUMN ART WALK WAS HELD OCTOBER 10, 2026
Festival Locations: Autumn Art Walk businesses, galleries and community spaces that actively welcomed festival visitors, artists, music, food or special activities.
Art to Discover: These locations highlight existing art, sculpture, murals and creative spaces to notice along the way. These locations may not be hosting festival activities, so please respect normal business operations and private areas and let them know you found them on the Art Walk if you dine or shop there.
Explore Respectfully: Walk, bike or take the free Springdale shuttle whenever possible. Use designated crosswalks, ride e-bikes safely and follow posted rules.
Leave No Trace, follow weather and safety guidance, and help us care for Springdale and the canyon while we Create, Explore & Connect.

Internationally acclaimed artist, adventurer, and storyteller Jeremy Collins brings his distinctive artistic vision and deep connection to wild landscapes to the inaugural Zion Canyon Art Festival. Known for work that explores the relationship between adventure, place, and the human spirit, Jeremy has been commissioned to create the Official 2026 Zion Canyon Art Festival Poster, giving the inaugural festival a truly distinctive piece of artwork to represent its beginning.

Eva Weldon is a ceramic artist, longtime Springdale resident, and ZCAF board member. Her creative work extends beyond handcrafted ceramics to local mosaic and mural projects that reflect her love of art, craftsmanship, and community. Deeply connected to Zion Canyon, Eva brings both an artist’s perspective and a strong sense of place to the festival. We’re proud to spotlight her creativity and her contributions to the arts and community of Springdale.

Award-winning photographer David J. West has spent decades capturing the extraordinary landscapes, history, and spirit of the American West.
We are honored to feature his gallery as part of the inaugural event in 2026 celebrating the beauty, culture, and enduring stories of Zion Canyon through his remarkable photography.
Standard gallery hours during festival.

Michelle Condrat is a contemporary artist whose work draws inspiration from the natural world, place, and the visual character of the Southwest. Her distinctive approach brings color, texture, and a sense of movement to her work, reflecting the landscapes and experiences that inspire her. ZCAF is pleased to spotlight Michelle as part of the inaugural festival's Featured Artist program.

Abraham McCowan is an artist whose work reflects a distinctive perspective and a deep connection to creative expression. Through his unique visual language and approach to making art, Abraham brings another dimension to the diverse group of artists featured at the inaugural Zion Canyon Art Festival. We are excited to spotlight his work as part of ZCAF 2026.

Genevieve Pelton is a mosaic and multimedia artist and student whose creative practice explores the possibilities of combining materials, texture, color, and found elements. As an emerging artist, Genevieve brings a fresh perspective and curiosity to her work, making her an exciting part of ZCAF's inaugural Featured Artist lineup.

Darren Edwards is a photographer, portrait artist, author, and board member with ZCAF. His work behind the camera explores people, place, and the moments that make a story worth remembering, with portraiture among his creative specialties. His participation brings together both sides of the festival—helping shape the event behind the scenes while also joining the community of artists sharing their work throughout Springdale.

Brenna Jackson creates original mixed-media, oil, and acrylic paintings inspired by landscapes, abstract florals, and abstract realism. An active member of Southern Utah’s creative community, she has shared her work at local art festivals and markets throughout the region.
Brenna's work adds her distinctive mix of color, texture, and expressive interpretation to the Autumn Art Walk.

Diana Burigo brings the art of mosaic to the festival’s growing mix of artists and makers, adding another dimension to the creative experiences visitors will discover as they explore the Art Walk throughout Springdale. Through this distinctive medium, individual pieces come together to form a larger, unified work—an art form with a rich history and endless possibilities for color, texture, pattern, and expression.
Created exclusively for the inaugural Zion Canyon Art Festival, the 2026 festival poster captures the spirit of art, adventure, landscape, and exploration that defines Zion Canyon. The poster will become a lasting piece of the festival's first chapter and a collectible reminder of the inaugural year.
Internationally acclaimed artist, adventurer, and storyteller Jeremy Collins (book with his illustrations shown on right) brings his distinctive vision of wild landscapes and the human spirit to the inaugural Zion Canyon Art Festival. Known for combining art, exploration, and storytelling, Jeremy's work reflects a deep connection to the places he encounters and the stories they inspire.
As one of the festival's Featured Artists, Jeremy has been commissioned to create the Official 2026 Festival Poster, giving his unique artistic perspective a permanent place in the history of ZCAF.
The inaugural poster represents more than something to put on your wall—it is a way to remember a beautiful moment on your journey in life. Created for the very first year of the festival, it celebrates the artists, landscape, and creative spirit that are helping establish a new cultural tradition in Zion Canyon. Posters will be available as part of the 2026 festival experience, with proceeds supporting the continued growth of the Zion Canyon Art Festival.


















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