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Whether it is strolling through a downtown market, window shopping or finding fine art galleries, many downtown Cedar spots can be enjoyed for free. But we suggest bringing your wallet just in case you discover your new favorite find at one of these five free things to do in Cedar City.
Feast for the Senses A strolling destination full of handcrafted wares, fresh food and street musicians, the outdoor Festival City Farmer’s Market on Wednesday evenings from 4 to 8 p.m. and Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. has free entry. The FCFM is located in the heart of Cedar City on 100 West University Boulevard. The market is feast for the senses with a full block of bright freshly-grown fruits and veggies and colorful artisanal offerings, music for the ears and delicious freshly cooked food from the food vendors. Local Art Artisan’s Art Gallery is a hub for community artists and artisans featuring a variety of art including painting, sculpture, ceramics, and woodworking. A visit to this gallery is an experience in feeling the artistic heartbeat of Cedar City. Entry is free but the gallery is full of art and craftsman work for sale. Take home a new find or get your art bucket list started at Artisans located on 94 West Center. Hours vary. Song and Dance Find a patch of grass at the Ashton Family Greenshow Commons to watch free family-friendly outdoor entertainment at the Utah Shakespeare Festival’s Greenshow. Enjoy a 30 minute show featuring singing, dancing, and storytelling each week Monday-Saturday, June 1 to September 9 at 7:10 p.m. Choose one of this season’s three theme nights – The Hills of Appalachian, English Regency Garden Party or Paiute Heritage and Celebration. See the calendar at bard.org for details. Window Shopping Wander into some of downtown Cedar’s most charming shops. At 97 W. Center Street, don’t miss The Navajo Crafting Co. where authentic and handcrafted Navajo jewerley is on display along with Pendleton Chief Joseph Blankets. Or, visit Bulloch Drug on Main Street that carries everything from homegoods to clothing to souvenirs. Fine Art Museum Southern Utah Museum of Art on the Southern Utah University campus next to the Utah Shakespeare Festival features year round rotating exhibits from local artists, SUU staff and faculty, and fine art from around the country. Their permanent collection includes the body of work by Jimmie F. Jones, as well as pieces and prints from several well-known artists. They are free and open to the public. See their upcoming exhibits at suu.edu/suma
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