Springville City

🎨✨ Be Part of the Magic at the Children’s Art Festival! ✨🎨

We’re looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help make this year’s Children’s Art Festival a creative, inspiring, and memorable experience for thousands of young artists and families.

Join us in celebrating creativity, imagination, and the power of art. Your time and energy can help spark a lifelong love of the arts in a child.

📅 Friday June 12th
📍 Springville Museum of Art
🔗 Sign up to volunteer: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C054AA9AF28A3FDC25-63761346-childrens #/

Tag a friend who would love to help! 🎨💙

Grand Marshals – Wilford and Natalie Clyde
Wilford and Natalie Clyde were selected as the 2026 Art City Days Grand Marshals for their decades of service to Springville. Wilford served as mayor and city council member and continues to provide leadership in business and community organizations. Natalie has dedicated countless hours to youth programs, the arts, and education. Together, they have helped strengthen Springville through civic involvement, volunteer service, and community leadership.
Resident Artists – Alma and Mike Loveland
Alma and Mike Loveland, creators of "Your Very Favorite," were named the 2026 Resident Artists. The husband-and-wife team produces educational books and creative projects that combine art, storytelling, and community engagement. Their work has reached audiences across the country while remaining rooted in Springville's artistic tradition.
Business of the Year – Johnson Tire Service
Johnson Tire Service was named Business of the Year in recognition of more than 100 years of service to the community. Founded in 1924 and now operated by the fourth generation of the Johnson family, the business has built a legacy of trusted service, innovation, and community support while serving generations of Springville residents.
Citizen of the Year – David Cook
David Cook was named Springville's 2026 Citizen of the Year for a lifetime of volunteer service and civic leadership. His contributions include leadership roles with the Springville Museum of Art, World Folkfest, Kiwanis Club, Volunteer Ambulance Association, scouting programs, and numerous community organizations. His dedication has left a lasting impact on Springville and its residents.