I LOVE the international church art competition so I was so excited to go see it! We stopped to have lunch at Feldman's on the way because we had wanted to go for Miles's birthday but it didn't work with the schedule, and then we tried to have ice cream at Normal after. They were out of half their flavors so it was kind of disappointing.
The church history museum is always fun and we had a great docent at the printing press section!
The theme for this year's art show was "Lift Up the Hands Which Hang Down" and I loved seeing all the different interpretations.
This portrait of Abish is made of different rocks and shells and it's amazing!
The top picture was made by a former coworker at the BYU bowling alley snack bar and the bottom picture was made by someone I used to teach flute lessons to. The kids thought this was cool but also made fun of me for knowing "all the artists" (Three. I knew three out of 100. Not all of them!)
I loved this one about times when you feel like there is a message or song in sacrament meeting just for you.
I also loved this one. The artist made several string arts that represented times she had seen someone serve others around her, and then she also reached out to multiple friends so it's a group collaboration.
We were walking past City Creek right as the fountain show went off so we stopped to watch. We also found out they were having "Paw Palooza" that night, so we stayed around long enough to see lots of dogs walk around City Creek.

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I have the small version of this caterpillar so it was fun to see the enormous one!
The ice cream earlier had been disappointing so we also got a sampler from Rockwell.