Welcome to the Utah Cultural Celebration Center

Learn, Experience, & Celebrate Arts, Culture, & Community

Established in 2003, the Utah Cultural Celebration Center is a welcoming space where people from all walks of life can come together to share ideas, inspire, nurture, and learn from one another. From visual arts to cultural experiences to music, dance, and performing arts, our center offers something for everyone. It’s also an ideal venue for businesses, individuals, and other groups to host conferences, seminars, ceremonies, and other special events, creating a vibrant community hub in Salt Lake County.

The Utah Cultural Celebration Center is open to the public during exhibit hours. There is no fee to visit, however some events may charge an admission fee or are private. Check ahead of time.
The Utah Cultural Celebration Center is a short walk from the UTA MAX line at the stop located on 3300 S @ 1226 W.
UTA’s TRAX light rail system is one mile from the Utah Cultural Celebration Center via the Green Line, which runs from West Valley City to the Salt Lake City International Airport.
The Utah Cultural Celebration Center hosts year-round activities for the community including concerts, art exhibitions, humanities programs, educational programs and cultural festivals like the Juneteenth Celebration, and the Day of the Dead/Dia de los Muertos Celebration.
More than just your typical art gallery, the Pilar Pobil Celebration Gallery exhibits reflect community partnerships that help fulfill the West Valley Arts mission, celebrate diversity and the local arts scene, and provide a forum for community dialog.
We encourage the expression of ideas, values, public education, and civic engagement. Our team interacts with and supports the local community to present art, artifacts and information in ways that build appreciation for diversity and enrich the community.
As a part of West Valley City’s high-speed initiative, the UCCC offers free Wi-Fi, accessible by selecting the “West Valley City Connect” network. Please see the West Valley City Connect website for more information: http://www.wvconnect.org