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AUGUST-OCTOBER 2010

EVENTS

Monday, August 2, 6-8 pm: Community & Family Night
Join us for another exciting evening of art and entertainment. This month in conjunction with the 37th Annual Quilt Show we will learn from well respected quilter Marsha Harward and be entertained with some fiddling followed by an art project for the children. The Community & Family Night program is appropriate for all ages and provides an educational, entertaining and hands-on art experience for everyone!

Wednesday, August 4, 5:30-8:30 pm and Friday, August 6, 11 am-2 pm: Quilt Trunk Show
Meet the talent behind the fabulous art currently on display at the Museum during the 37th Annual Quilt Show. Each Quilt Trunk Show day six different artists will be here to showcase their quilts and speak with visitors. There will also be food available for purchase both days. Bring your friends and make a day of it!

Friday, August 6, 2-4 pm: The Art of Topaz Reception & Lecture
Join us for a special exhibition viewing of The Art of Topaz: Beauty Inside Barbed Wire and a lecture featuring Kimi Kodani Hill, granddaughter of Topaz artist Chiura Obata, and Topaz Museum curator, Jane Beckwith.

Sunday, August 15, 4:30-6 pm: Music Series
Join us for a special concert in the Museum’s Grand Gallery featuring violinist, Janice Vincent and pianist, Robert Nakea.

Sunday, August 29, 5-6 pm: Alpine Chamber Winds Concert
Join us for a special concert in the Museum’s Grand Gallery featuring the Alpine Chamber Winds.

Wednesday, September 15, 7-9 pm: College Night
An evening of socializing, fine art, entertainment and refreshments at the Springville Museum of Art designed exclusively for the college-aged crowd. Come and meet new people while expanding your mind, bring a date, or learn about great internship and volunteer opportunities to enhance your resume.

Saturday, September 18, 10 am-12 pm: Princess Tea
A magical event for mothers and daughters, grandmothers and granddaughters, aunts and nieces or anyone who at one point in time dreamed they were a princess. The Hafen-Dallin Volunteer Guild is hosting a Princess Tea Party at the Springville Museum of Art with the assistance of the Art Royalty. Along with lunch, there will be story telling, a fashion show, an art project and each girl will get a photo in their princess dress. Tickets are $18 in advance and $20 at the door for an adult and princess and $5 for an additional princess. All proceeds benefit the Museum so dress the part and have a ball.

Wednesday, September 22, 6-9 pm: Evening for Educators
This free evening of “Art on a Shoestring Budget: Making Affordable Art” will explore how educators can more effectively stretch their tight budgets to create exciting and valuable learning experiences for their students.

Saturday, September 25, 10 am-5 pm: Celebrate Your Museum Day
Join us as we participate in the 6th annual nation-wide celebration hosted by Smithsonian Media. Celebrate the Springville Museum of Art by explore the newly installed exhibitions, creating your own artwork with art projects led by our art educators and watching live artist demonstrations.

Saturday, September 25, 1-3 pm: Exhibition Opening Reception
The public is invited to view our fall exhibitions including the Sergei Bongart Retrospective; Past and Present: The Art of Russell Case; and The Sum of All Parts: Art of Julie Buckley, Carin Fausett, George and Kirsten Barnhill and The Art of Topaz: Beauty Inside Barbed Wire as part of the 6th Annual Celebrate Your Museum Day. Many of the artists will be present and refreshments will be served.

Monday, October 4, 6-8 pm: Community & Family Night
Join us for another exciting evening of art and entertainment. The Community & Family Night program is appropriate for all ages and provides an educational, entertaining and hands-on experience for everyone!

Tuesday, October 19-23: Call for Entries for the 25th Annual Spiritual and Religious Art of Utah
Open to Utah artists working in a variety of media and styles, this juried exhibition showcases artists’ ideas of spirituality and religion. Art representing all religions will be accepted. For information please visit www.smofa.org or call (801) 489-2727.

Friday, October 29: Member and Artist Preview
SMA Members and Artists are invited to the awards ceremony and exclusive preview viewing of the 25th Annual Spiritual and Religious Art of Utah exhibition. For a copy of the call for entry or information on how to become a member please visit www.smofa.org or call (801) 489-2727.

Friday, October 29-November 5: Member Shopping Days
Double discounts in the Museum Store for Members all week long. Find unique holiday gifts for your family and friends among our selection of giclèe prints, art books, posters, note cards, children’s books and SMA apparel. For those that seem to have everything give the gift that lasts all year by purchasing a gift membership to the Museum. For information on how to become a member and receive the double discount please visit www.smofa.org or call (801) 489-2727.

EXHIBITIONS

July 14 – September 1, 2010
37th Annual Quilt Show
An unforgettable display of color, pattern and skill is showcased through the creative medium of quilting in this exhibition. Submissions by Utah quilters are judged by a panel of talented artists and quilters based on quality in workmanship, design, color, originality, and general appeal.

July 14 – September 1, 2010
The Art of Topaz: Beauty Inside Barbed Wire
During World War II, over 11,000 Japanese Americans were relocated to an internment camp in Topaz, Utah (Millard County). During the three years of the war, the residents of Topaz developed schools, art programs and an insightful and profound cultural life. This exhibit highlights art created by Japanese American artists at Topaz Internment Camp, as well as a few works inspired by the events at Topaz.

October 30 – December 28, 2010
25th Annual Spiritual and Religious Art of Utah
Vision and belief come together to inspire this holiday season with the 25th Annual Spiritual and Religious Art of Utah. This annual juried exhibition displays artwork of any medium or style. Artists from across the state take part in this unique show that illustrates the wide range of religious beliefs throughout our community.

Ongoing
Trains, Trucks, and Automobiles
What did downtown Salt Lake City and San Francisco look like during the Great Depression? From train stations to early Ford autos to the VW Beetle, SMA’s Trains, Trucks and Automobiles offers unique and impressive artistic perspectives on invention, innovation and the cultural reliance on automotive machines and technology from 1929-2010. The exhibition features pieces from the Museum’s permanent collection of Utah art by some of Utah’s most beloved artists, including Minerva Teichert, Waldo Midgley, LeConte Stewart, Richard Van Wagoner, and Bruce Hixson Smith. Notable examples of technology in Soviet art from the Museum’s collection are also on view. The exhibition is showing in two of the Upper Level galleries.

People and Places: Art from the American Collection
Works of art by American artists such as Jonas Lie, William Sargeant Kendall and Jane Freeman embody and celebrate the American way of life during the early to mid-twentieth century.

Visions of Utah: Art from the Utah Collection
Come see the history of Utah unfold through the visual arts! Spanning over a century of artistic and historic change, SMA’s collection of Utah art features a wide range of subjects and styles, including pioneer-era scenes, French-inspired impressionist landscapes and cityscapes influenced by New York modernism.

Art for the People: Art from the Soviet Collection
During the Soviet era, artists became agents for celebrating values such as unity, progress, hard work and the beauty of the Russian landscape. SMA’s 20th-century Soviet Realist art is a rich display of charming genre scenes, vibrant landscapes and powerful images of the working people and emerging modern technology.

All events are free and open to the public unless otherwise noted.

The Springville World Folkfest will bring the color and excitement of traditional folk dance and music from around the world to Springville during the 23rd annual World Folkfest planned for July 26th through July 31st, 2010, in Springville, Utah, USA.

www.springvillefolkfest.com
Dates:

Monday, July 26th 2010, 8:00 p.m.
Folkfest Street Dance at Springville Museum of Art Parking Lot
***Public invited - FREE Admission! ***

Tuesday, July 27th 2010, 8:00 p.m.
Parade of Nations and opening performance at Spring Acres Arts Park

Wednesday, July 28th 2010, 8:00 p.m.
Evening Performance at Spring Acres Arts Park

Thursday, July 29th 2010, 8:00 p.m.
Evening Performance at Spring Acres Arts Park

Friday, July 30th 2010, 8:00 p.m.
Evening Performance at Spring Acres Arts Park

Saturday, July 31st 2010, 7:30 p.m.
Gift Exchange on Folkfest Stage at Spring Acres Arts Park

Saturday, July 31st 2010, 8:00 p.m.
Evening Performance at Spring Acres Arts Park

Movies in the Park has been moved from July 12th to July 13th due to technical difficulties.

JULY-SEPTEMBER 2010

EVENTS

Sunday, July 4, Museum Closed
The Museum will be closed in observance of Independence Day

Tuesday-Saturday, July 6-10, 1-3 pm: Summer Art Class: Waters and Wonders
Explore the wonders of our natural world and the legends of ancient mythology through watercolor painting. Sign up is available at the Museum. Pre-registration is required. The cost is $45/session (includes materials). Ages 10 or older may enroll in the class.

Thursday-Friday, July 8-9, 10 am-5 pm & Saturday, July 10, 10 am-1 pm: Quilt Show Entries
Quilts may be brought to the Museum for jurying between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m on Thursday and Friday and 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. on Saturday.

Wednesday, July 14-21, Open Hours: Member Shopping Days
Double discounts in the Museum Store for members all week long. Stop in to browse our selection of art books, posters, note cards, children’s books and SMA apparel. For information on how to become a member please visit www.smofa.org or call (801) 489-2727.

Wednesday, July 21, 10 am-8 pm: Member Day
All Museum Members are invited to bring a guest and enjoy a day of gallery tours, double discounts in the Museum Store and entertainment. For information on how to become a member please visit www.smofa.org or call (801) 489-2727.

Saturday, July 24: Museum Closed
Museum will be closed in observance of Pioneer Day.

Monday, August 2, 6-8 pm: Community & Family Night
Join us for another exciting evening of art and entertainment. The Community & Family Night program is appropriate for all ages and provides an educational, entertaining and hands-on art experience for everyone!

Wednesday, August 4, 5:30-8:30 pm & Friday, August 6, 11 am-2 pm: Quilt Trunk Show
Meet the talent behind the art. Artists will be on-site showcasing their quilts and talking with visitors. View the work of Utah’s finest quilters in conjunction with the 35th Annual Quilt Show. Bring your friends and view the exhibit!

Friday, August 6, 2-4 pm: The Art of Topaz Reception & Lecture
Join us for a speacial exhibition viewing and lecture featuring Kimi Kodani Hill, granddaughter of Topaz artist Chiura Obata, and Topaz Museum curator, Jane Beckwith.

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Saturday, September 11, Music Fest
The Art City Art Fest (ACAF) organization is hosting a Songwriter’s Festival where local artists can gather to network, collaborate, and perform. All musicians are welcome to participate in songwriting and performing. Music lovers are welcome to enjoy a free evening concert. For more information or participant registration go to www.artcitymusicfest.com

Wednesday, September 15, 7-9pm: College Night
An evening of socializing, fine art, entertainment and refreshments at the Springville Museum of Art designed exclusively for the college-aged crowd. Come and meet new people while expanding your mind, bring a date, or learn about great internship and volunteer opportunities to enhance your resume.

Saturday, September 25, 10am-5pm: Museum Day
Join us as we participate in this nation-wide celebration! Enjoy live artist demonstrations, story telling and art projects for everyone.

Saturday, September 25, 1-3pm: Exhibition Opening Reception
The public is invited to come and view the exhibitions and meet the artists. Refreshments will be served.

EXHIBITIONS

April 23, 2010 – July 3, 2010
Spring Salon
The 86th Utah Spring Salon is Utah’s premiere annual fine art exhibition. Come view the best art being produced by contemporary Utah artists. The exhibition balances various areas of artistic concern, including: Traditional, Impressionism, Modern/Postmodern, Visionary, Conceptual and Western/Americana.

May 14, 2010 – July 3, 2010
Exploring Color
Exploring Color is the first installment in a series of exhibitions presented by SMA’s education department specifically for younger audiences. While enjoying colorful and varied works from the SMA permanent collection, viewers can learn about the process of mixing paints, various art terms related to color, and how and why artists make the color choices they do.

July 14, 2010 – September 1, 2010
37th Annual Quilt Show
An unforgettable display of color, pattern and skill is showcased through the creative medium of quilting in this exhibition. Submissions by Utah quilters are judged by a panel of talented artists and quilters based on quality in workmanship, design, color, originality, and general appeal.

July 14, 2010 – September 1, 2010
The Art of Topaz: Beauty Inside Barbed Wire
During World War II, over 11,000 Japanese Americans were relocated to an internment camp in Topaz, Utah (Millard County). During the three years of the war, the residents of Topaz developed schools, art programs and an insightful and profound cultural life. This exhibit highlights art created by Japanese-American artists at Topaz Internment Camp, as well as a few works inspired by the events at Topaz.

Ongoing
Trains, Trucks, and Automobiles
What did downtown Salt Lake City and San Francisco look like during the Great Depression? From train stations to early Ford autos to the VW Beetle, SMA’s Trains, Trucks and Automobiles offers unique and impressive artistic perspectives on invention, innovation and the cultural reliance on automotive machines and technology from 1929-2010. The exhibition features pieces from the Museum’s permanent collection of Utah art by some of Utah’s most beloved artists, including Minerva Teichert, Waldo Midgley, LeConte Stewart, Richard Van Wagoner, and Bruce Hixson Smith. The exhibition is showing in two of the Upper Level galleries.

The Museum’s permanent collection, also on display, holds some of the earliest art produced in the state of Utah along with one of the greatest public displays of 20th Century Soviet Socialist Realist art outside of Russia.

All events are free and open to the public unless otherwise noted.

New Road Project / Staker Parson – Contractor

What: Phase One Road Reconstruction
Road Reconstruction of 400 East From 1500 South to 400 South.

Work Includes: Storm Drain, Curb and Gutter, some areas of Sidewalk, Modifying sidewalk ramps in some intersections to make them wheelchair accessible, reconstructing the road.

Learn more.

The Springville World Folkfest will bring the color and excitement of traditional folk dance and music from around the world to Springville during the 23rd annual World Folkfest planned for July 26th through July 31st, 2010, in Springville, Utah, USA.

www.springvillefolkfest.com
Dates:

Monday, July 26th 2010, 8:00 p.m.
Folkfest Street Dance at Springville Museum of Art Parking Lot
***Public invited - FREE Admission! ***

Tuesday, July 27th 2010, 8:00 p.m.
Parade of Nations and opening performance at Spring Acres Arts Park

Wednesday, July 28th 2010, 8:00 p.m.
Evening Performance at Spring Acres Arts Park

Thursday, July 29th 2010, 8:00 p.m.
Evening Performance at Spring Acres Arts Park

Friday, July 30th 2010, 8:00 p.m.
Evening Performance at Spring Acres Arts Park

Saturday, July 31st 2010, 7:30 p.m.
Gift Exchange on Folkfest Stage at Spring Acres Arts Park

Saturday, July 31st 2010, 8:00 p.m.
Evening Performance at Spring Acres Arts Park

Springville Museum of Art

JUNE-AUGUST 2010

EVENTS LISTING:

Tuesday-Saturday, June 15-19, 1-3 pm: Summer Art Class: The Heroic Gaze
Learn about portraits, proportions, and the superhero-self through this weeklong class focused on painting fundamentals. Sign-up is now available at the Museum. The cost is $45/session (includes materials). Ages 10 or older may enroll in the class.

Saturday, June 26: Music Fest
The Art City Art Fest (ACAF) organization is hosting a Songwriter’s Festival where local artists can gather to network, collaborate, and perform. All musicians are welcome to participate in songwriting and performing. For more information or participant registration go to www.artcitymusicfest.com

Wednesday, June 30, 7-9 pm: College Night
An evening of socializing, fine art, entertainment and refreshments at the Springville Museum of Art designed exclusively for the college-age crowd. Artists Trent Alvey and Tim Little will discuss their artworks currently featured in the Annual Spring Salon. Refreshments will be generously provided by Rubios.

Sunday, July 4, Museum Closed
The Museum will be closed in observance of Independence Day

Tuesday-Saturday, July 6-10, 1-3 pm: Summer Art Class: Waters and Wonders
Explore the wonders of our natural world and the legends of ancient mythology through watercolor painting. Sign up is available at the Museum. Pre-registration is required. The cost is $45/session (includes materials). Ages 10 or older may enroll in the class.

Thursday-Friday, July 8-9, 10 am-5 pm & Saturday, July 10, 10 am-1 pm: Quilt Show Entries
Quilts may be brought to the Museum for jurying between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m on Thursday and Friday and 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. on Saturday.

Wednesday, July 14-21, Open Hours: Member Shopping Days
Double discounts in the Museum Store for members all week long. Stop in to browse our selection of art books, posters, notecards, children’s books and SMA apparel. For information on how to become a member please visit www.smofa.org or call (801) 489-2727.

Wednesday, July 21, 10 am-8 pm: Member Day
All Museum Members are invited to bring a guest and enjoy a day of gallery tours, double discounts in the Museum Store and entertainment. For information on how to become a member please visit www.smofa.org or call (801) 489-2727.

Saturday, July 24: Museum Closed
Museum will be closed in observance of Pioneer Day.

Monday, August 2, 6-8 pm: Community & Family Night
Join us for another exciting evening of art and entertainment. The Community & Family Night program is appropriate for all ages and provides an educational, entertaining and hands-on art experience for everyone!

Wednesday, August 4, 5:30-8:30 pm & Friday, August 6, 11 am-2 pm: Quilt Trunk Show
Meet the talent behind the art. Artists will be on-site showcasing their quilts and talking with visitors. View the work of Utah’s finest quilters in conjunction with the 35th Annual Quilt Show. Bring your friends and view the exhibit!

Friday, August 6, 2-4 pm: The Art of Topaz Reception & Lecture
Join us for a speacial exhibition viewing and lecture featuring Kimi Kodani Hill, granddaughter of Topaz artist Chiura Obata, and Topaz Museum curator, Jane Beckwith.

EXHIBITIONS

March 13, 2010 – now extended through June 25, 2010
Hard Times: An Artist’s View
Sixteen artists were asked to respond to our country’s worst economic meltdown since the Great Depression. The result was an exhibition that both stuns and challenges the viewer. In a variety of ways the works address the malaise gripping our society, providing the opportunity for contemplation, awakened sensitivity, and personal response. Viewers will be challenged to confront our era’s uncertainties and issues. The result may well be a new recognition of our shared humanity and of the burdens borne by our fellow citizens.

April 23, 2010 – July 3, 2010
Spring Salon
The 86th Utah Spring Salon is Utah’s premiere annual fine art exhibition. Come view the best art being produced by contemporary Utah artists. The exhibition balances various areas of artistic concern, including: Traditional, Impressionism, Modern/Postmodern, Visionary, Conceptual and Western/Americana.

May 14, 2010 – July 3, 2010
Exploring Color
Exploring Color is the first installment in a series of exhibitions presented by SMA’s education department specifically for younger audiences. While enjoying colorful and varied works from the SMA permanent collection, viewers can learn about the process of mixing paints, various art terms related to color, and how and why artists make the color choices they do.

July 14, 2010 – September 1, 2010
37th Annual Quilt Show
An unforgettable display of color, pattern and skill is showcased through the creative medium of quilting in this exhibition. Submissions by Utah quilters are judged by a panel of talented artists and quilters based on quality in workmanship, design, color, originality, and general appeal.

July 14, 2010 – September 1, 2010
The Art of Topaz: Beauty Inside Barbed Wire
During World War II, over 11,000 Japanese Americans were relocated to an internment camp in Topaz, Utah (Millard County). During the three years of the war, the residents of Topaz developed schools, art programs and an insightful and profound cultural life. This exhibit highlights art created by Japanese-American artists at Topaz Internment Camp, as well as a few works inspired by the events at Topaz.

Ongoing
Trains, Trucks, and Automobiles
What did downtown Salt Lake City and San Francisco look like during the Great Depression? From train stations to early Ford autos to the VW Beetle, SMA’s Trains, Trucks and Automobiles offers unique and impressive artistic perspectives on invention, innovation and the cultural reliance on automotive machines and technology from 1929-2010. The exhibition features pieces from the Museum’s permanent collection of Utah art by some of Utah’s most beloved artists, including Minerva Teichert, Waldo Midgley, LeConte Stewart, Richard Van Wagoner, and Bruce Hixson Smith. The exhibition is showing in two of the Upper Level galleries.

The Museum’s permanent collection, also on display, holds some of the earliest art produced in the state of Utah along with one of the greatest public displays of 20th Century Soviet Socialist Realist art outside of Russia.

All events are free and open to the public unless otherwise noted.

Please remember the Fire Works ban runs for July 4th and 24th.

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Uncle Sam is footing the bill for three Utah County cities to swap out the old lamps of nearly 1,000 streetlights with super-efficient LED fixtures.

Springville, Payson and Eagle Mountain are among 14 member cities of Utah Associated Municipal Power Systems that get a share of a $1,165,772 federal energy conservation grant to go LED (light-emitting diode). It’s an understated improvement, but the savings will pile up quickly in energy consumption as well as money and man-power that go into replacing spent bulbs. Read full article from Daily Herald.

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JUNE 2010

EVENTS

Monday, June 7, 6-8 pm: Community & Family Night
Enjoy engaging presentations by local artists, entertainment, and art projects for children the first Monday night monthly at the Museum. In June, guest actors Roger Nelson, Martin Schetselaar and Daryl Tucker will be sharing their thespian talents which will be followed by a children’s art project. The event is free and open to the public.

Friday, June 11, 10am-2pm: Children’s Art Festival
Join us for an exciting day filled with art learning and making! Last year over 2,000 children attended and made art projects at 18 different booths, and this year will be even bigger. There is no charge for attending - just bring your family and be ready for fun!

Saturday, June 26: Music Fest
The Art City Art Fest (ACAF) organization is hosting a Songwriter’s Festival where local artists can gather to network, collaborate, and perform. All musicians are welcome to participate in songwriting and performing. For more information or participant registration go to www.artcitymusicfest.com

Wednesday, June 30, 7-9pm: College Night
An evening of socializing, fine art, entertainment and refreshments at the Springville Museum of Art designed exclusively for the college-aged crowd. Artists Trent Alvey and Tim Little will discuss their artworks currently featured in the Annual Spring Salon. Refreshments are generously provided by Rubios.

EXHIBITIONS

March 13, 2010 – now extended through July 3, 2010
Hard Times: An Artist’s View
Sixteen artists were asked to respond to our country’s worst economic meltdown since the Great Depression. The result was an exhibition that both stuns and challenges the viewer. In a variety of ways the works address the malaise gripping our society, providing the opportunity for contemplation, awakened sensitivity, and personal response. Viewers will be challenged to confront our era’s uncertainties and issues. The result may well be a new recognition of our shared humanity and of the burdens borne by our fellow citizens. Artists in the exhibition are Steven Assael, Garin Baker, Warren Chang, Sean Diediker, Harvey Dinnerstein, Max Ginsburg, Jeffrey Hein, David Jon Kassan, David Linn, Mary Beth McKenzie, Denis Peterson, Mario Andres Robinson, Burton Silverman, Gary Ernest Smith, Trevor Southey and Justin Taylor.

April 23, 2010 – July 3, 2010
Spring Salon
The 86th Utah Spring Salon is Utah’s premiere annual fine art exhibition. Come view the best art being produced by contemporary Utah artists. The exhibition balances various areas of artistic concern, including: Traditional, Impressionism, Modern/Postmodern, Visionary, Conceptual and Western/Americana.

May 14, 2010 – July 3, 2010
Exploring Color
Exploring Color is the first installment in a series of exhibitions presented by SMA’s education department specifically for younger audiences. While enjoying colorful and varied works from the SMA permanent collection, viewers can learn about the process of mixing paints, various art terms related to color, and how and why artists make the color choices they do.

The Museum’s permanent collection, also on display, holds some of the earliest art produced in the state of Utah along with one of the greatest public displays of 20th Century Soviet Socialist Realist art outside of Russia.

All events are free and open to the public unless otherwise noted.

Springville Police Department and Honor guard Pipes and Drums Present:

Pipes in the Park Concert.
June 18th, 2010 @ 7:00 pm.
Springville Arts Park (1350 East 700 South

Admission $10 with Family Package $35.

Buy tickets online at www.utahpipeband.org

There will be bagpipes, Scottish dancing and Irish Dancing

Date: Thursday, May 6th
Time: 7:00pm
Place: Springville Civic Center (110 South Main)

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801-360-6528

Where: Springville Civic Center (110 South Main)
Date: May 26th, 2010
Time: 6L00 to 8:00 pm.

Come share your thoughts on issues affecting Springville’s Future. Work with others to better define a vision for our future regarding transportation, housing, trails and other aspects of how our community will be developed in the coming years.

Click here to take the Springville City General Plan survey.

Hosted by the “Shaping Springville for 2030″ Ad Hoc Committee

Do you want to be a Cheerleader for the 6th, 7th, 8th & 9th grade football teams? Girls going into 6th, 7th, 8th & 9th grades may sign-up Monday April 26th to Friday May 7th in our office, the Community Services Bldg. 443 S. 200 E. or online. Click here.

Nebo 3rd grade Hershey Track has been rescheduled for April 20th.

Springville City has designated April 12th - 17th as Springville City Clean-up week. On Friday, April 16th and Saturday, April 17th the Public Works department in cooperation with the South Utah Valley Solid Waste District will provide dumpsters placed throughout the City in the following park locations:

* Spring Creek Park 475 E 600 N
* Memorial Park 500 E 200 S
* Child Park 200 S 1300 E
* Hobble Creek Park 2200 E 1250 S
* Big Hollow Park 350 E 2200 S
* Kelvin Grove Park 1400 W 1600 S

Individuals will be available to assist residents at the locations listed with unloading their garbage into the dumpsters.

In the April utility bill Springville City will include one free dump pass to the South Utah Valley Solid Waste transfer station. The pass will be valid from April 12th - May 29th, 2010 and citizens are encouraged to take advantage of this offer.

For more information, please contact
Marcie Clark, Springville Public Works
Phone 801-491-2780 or email mclark@springville.org

Saturday, April 10 – 9 am to 3 pm
Utah Valley University – Northwest Parking Area
(about 1200 West 800 South, Orem)

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