Spring City ART in BARNS Tour

MAY 29, 2021 www.friendsofhistoricspringcity.org

After last year’s online virtual Heritage Day, Friends of Historic Spring City are delighted to announce this year’s in-person celebration plans. The 2021 Spring City Heritage Day takes place Saturday, May 29. With safety in mind, the traditional home tours will be replaced by ART in BARNS, where you can peruse and bid on ART SQUARED paintings spread throughout some of our town’s charming mid-19th Century barns.

When coming to Spring City for Heritage Day, be sure to check out the other activities including local food options, food trucks, self guided tours, the Art Squared auction, music and hay rides.

Spring City leads the way in historic preservation and restoration in Utah. The entire town was designated a national historic district in the late 1970s, and since that time, over 60 local historical structures have been carefully and lovingly restored.

Today, Spring City is widely considered the best-preserved example of a 19th Century pioneer village in the entire country. Forbes magazine has recognized Spring City as one of America’s prettiest small towns.

This preservation includes the beautiful Old Spring City School, which has been renovated and was rededicated in 2017. It is now known as the Spring City Community Center (SCCC), 45 S. 100 East, Spring City.

SCCC has become the crowning jewel of Spring City’s restoration efforts. It will be open all day to the public. While in the SCCC, be sure to check out the Daughters of Utah Pioneers Museum.

Barn tour hours on May 29 are from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and tickets may be purchased on the website, www.friendsofhistoricspringcity.org, at the SCCC, 45 S.100 East, or at the Main Street Firehouse, $10 adult, $5 children. Will call for on-line tickets will be available for pick up at the SCCC.

Spring City is just east of Highway 89, between Mt. Pleasant and Ephraim.

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