Plan Your Visit

Whether you’re walking to work or immersing yourself for the weekend, engaging with the Art Loops is easy and accessible for all levels of art explorers. Guided by your own curiosity and our interactive maps, feel free to wander intersecting pathways for a discovery-driven experience or follow a full loop to reveal cohesive themes. While the Art Loops have no defined starting point, there is parking available at three central locations. These convenient points of interest are excellent locations to begin your journey:  

  • Springville Museum of Art: 126 E 400 S

  • Springville Civic Center: 110 S Main St

  • Springville Public Library: 45 S Main St

The Loops can be explored on foot between these three landmarks, which also offer their own unique art experiences. Comfortable shoes are recommended, and you are encouraged to forge your own path to experience Springville’s many shops and restaurants along the way.

Springville Museum of Art: Monday, 6 PM - 8 PM; Tuesday – Saturday, 10 AM - 5 PM; Wednesday, 10 AM - 8 PM

Springville Civic Center: Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Springville Public Library: Monday–Thursday, 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM; Friday, 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM; Saturday, 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM

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Restaurants

Hakata Ramen House - 160 S Main St

Ginger's Garden Cafe - 188 S Main St

Magleby's - 198 S Main St

Señor Mangos - 197 S Main St

Pier 49 Pizza - 296 S Main St

Creamy Dreams - 296 S Main St

Rancherito's Mexican Food - 295 S Main St

Jimmy John's - 40 E 400 S

Krispy Krunchy Chicken - 395 S Main St

Little Caesars - 405 S Main St

A couple with hats reading brochures stand on a sidewalk in front of a park with trees, a statue of a young girl, and buildings in the background.
A park with a fountain at the center, surrounded by green trees and benches. In the background, there are houses and parked cars. The fountain features a statue of a woman holding an object, with a sign that warns not to play in the fountain.
People walking down a city sidewalk lined with shops, street lamps, and trees, with banners hanging from the streetlight pole that read 'Art Tours Downtown' and 'Springville.' Mountains are visible in the background.