Must-See Murals & Public Art in Cedar City, Parowan, and Brian Head
Vibrant murals and a variety of public art installations can be found throughout Cedar City, Parowan, and Brian Head.
Ready for a public art tour of Cedar City? With new additions through Historic Downtown, Cedar City, and even some in Parowan and Brian Head, it’s a great time to get out and explore the art scene. So put on your favorite selfie look, grab a jacket, and let’s spend an afternoon out and about in Iron County!
#Utawesome by @utawesome
Our first stop is a mural that is truly #utawesome! This mural can be found at 59 West Center Street behind IG Winery. Installed by the @Utawesome crew you can find a look behind the scenes at creating this mural on their Instagram. Their site also includes some fun trip planning itineraries and maps!
Image and mural thanks to @_utawesome_
I/G Winery Mural by Rian Kasner
This hand-painted mural is a dynamic addition to downtown that will easily pirouette its way to your list of favorite murals. With rich colors artist, Rian Kasner captures the symphony of flavor present in each IG Winery blend with elegant dancers forming from the splashing wine.
The mural can be found at 59 West Center Street, Cedar City, UT.
You Belong Mural by Rian Kasner
This large and dynamic mural on the side of the Bristlecone Company by artist Rian Kasner is a reflection of the values of this small business. Bristlecone strives for inclusion, connection, and a sense of belonging within their community.
The mural can be found on the south side of the Bristlecone building at 67 West Center Street, Cedar City, UT.
Suh'dusting, The Cedar People by Daniel Growler
This mural was unveiled on Veteran's day. Artist Daniel Growler is a member of the Cedar Band of Paiutes of the Paiute Indian Tribe of Utah and was born and raised in Cedar City. Describing himself as an "Indian Graphic Artist", he specializes in Native storytelling. The art installation is not a direct translation of the Paiute origin stories but is Growler's modern artistic interpretation.
The mural can be found on the east side of Home on the Desert Range at 97 West Center Street, Cedar City, UT.
Cedar Breaks National Monument by Lone Coyote
To find our third mural we're going to take a little walk around the building. On the west side of Cedar Sports, you'll find a black and white depiction of Cedar Breaks National Monument by artist Lone Coyote. The mural covers 450 square feet and was hand-painted.
This mural can be found at 97 West Center Street on the Home on the Desert Range building.
Johnson Arts Center Mural by Zoe Petersen
The newest addition to the bright and beautiful murals in Cedar City was painted by local artist Zoë Petersen on the side of the new non-profit Johnson Center for Community Arts & Education. The bright and musical mural reflects the variety of community arts programs available through this space.
The mural can be found at 59 North 100 West in Cedar City, UT.
Johnson Arts Center CREATE Mural by Rian Kasner
A perfect backdrop to the outdoor stage at the Johnson Arts Center is the CREATE mural by artist Rian Kasner. The bright message encourages creativity, just like the space it occupies inspires the community. Image by Wyatt Larsen.
The mural can be found at 59 North 100 West in Cedar City, UT.
Cedar Sports Mural
A vibrant blend of the great outdoors and recreation opportunities around us, this mural reflects the adventurous spirit of Cedar Sports and their team.
The mural can be found at 80 South Main Street in Cedar City, UT.
Looking Pretty Cedar City by Emilia Anderson & Visit Cedar City
A blend of blue skies and iconic southern Utah red rock, this mural shows icons of Cedar City (like the Southern Utah Museum of Art, SUU bell tower, and Utah Shakespeare Festival theaters) against the red hill that accents our view to the east.
The mural can be found at the corner of 100 West and Center Street in Cedar City, UT.
Paulina Phelps Lyman - "Aunt Pliney" by Brooke Smart
Behind the Prestige Realty office, you'll find a mural painted by Brooke Smart that tells the story of a local suffragist who's pretty incredible! Paulina Phelps Lyman was a midwife who delivered hundreds of babies in the 1800s. A suffragist and a doctor, "Aunt Pauline" was a great supporter of women's rights in Iron County.
This mural can be found at 121 North Main Street behind the Prestige Realty office
Iron Ties of Prosperity Mural by Randy Seely and Stacey Johnson
In celebration of Cedar City's past and as part of the Railroad Centennial event in 2023, this mural was added to the Cedar Post Pawn Shop building on 200 North. This building once served as the offices for the Utah Parks Company, a huge influence in Cedar City's tourism history and a big part of the railroad's importance in Iron County.
This mural can be found at 221 North 100 West in Cedar City.
Gateway to The Parks by Katie Beckstead
A representation of a giant billboard that once graced the main train station in Lund, Utah (just north west of Cedar City), this mural welcomes visitors to the "Gateway to the Parks" as Cedar City still works as a basecamp for thousands of visitors coming to see Utah's beautiful national parks. The mural was originally unveiled in downtown Cedar City in 2019 as part of the statewide Spike 150 event and was later moved to the Frontier Homestead State Park Museum.
This mural can be found at 635 North Main Street at the Frontier Homestead State Park Museum on the north side of the building.
Bee-UTAH-ful by Patti Gillespie
This bright piece captures the beautiful spirit of southern Utah. If you look closely, you can see the red rock formations of Cedar Breaks, flats of the Markagunt Plateau, and, of course, some happy little bees.
This mural can be found on the Coal Creek Walking Trail at 581 North Main Street behind the Cedar City Visitor Center.
Let Wonder BEE Your Guide mural by Kylee Orton
Inspired by the beautiful landscapes around us and the importance of discovering something wonderful while bee-ing kind to the wildlife, people, trails, and landscapes of southern Utah, we love this bright and happy mural!
This mural can be found at the Cedar City Visitor Center (581 North Main Street) on the south side of the building near the Coal Creek walking trail.
Greetings from Historic Parowan mural by Jed Sudweeks
With a little pop of inspiration and local favorites in each letter, this classic mural puts a twist on an old-fashioned greeting card. The historic nature of Parowan and the surrounding natural beauty blend perfectly in this fun art display!
This mural can be found at 73 North Main Street in Parowan on the north side of the Dry Lakes Ranch Beef building.
Make Everything Beautiful mural by Rian Kasner
Bright colors and a beautiful message, this mural fits in well with the welcoming and vibrant atmosphere at Sweet Pea Farm & Orchard! This mural is a great photo-op after a day visiting the farm and shopping at the Farm Store or before attending a weekly farm breakfast event (summers only) or farm dinner.
This mural can be found at 136 South 600 West in Parowan at Sweet Pea Farm & Orchard.
Brian Head Town Mural at Bristlecone Park
Showing off a blend of outdoor recreation and the beautiful landscapes and sunsets that Brian Head is known for, this mural brings a fun pop of color to the Bristlecone Park in the center of Brian Head town.
This mural can be found at Bristlecone Pond on Hwy 143 in Brian Head town, just south of the Giant Steps Lodge.
Bonus: Brian The Bear Sculpture by Mari and Terrence Martin.
A large stainless steel sculpture of Brian the Bear reading a story to three young cubs. This piece was commissioned by the Town of Brian Head to bring a beautiful art piece to the heart of town.
This mural can be found at Bristlecone Pond on Hwy 143 in Brian Head town, just south of the Giant Steps Lodge.
