Artist Kathleen Peterson exhibits her unique and brilliant artwork at the Zions Bank Art Show.
The Utah Chinese Folk Orchestra entertains guests with their lively music.
Stephen Hatch and Katie Masterson of Hatch Family Chocolates offer samples of their famous chocolates.
In keeping with its commitment to support local artists and small businesses, Zions Bank hosted its 21st annual art show last November, where more than 3,500 clients appreciated beautiful artwork, lively entertainment, delicious appetizers and desserts, and attractive flowers at the Zions Bank Building in downtown Salt Lake City.
While hundreds of artists applied to be featured in the Zions Bank Art Show, only 70 made the cut. The artists displayed handcrafted pieces ranging from paint and watercolor works to photography, ceramics and sculpture. Hundreds of clients bought artwork at the event while enjoying light refreshments and entertainment.
Six musician groups, including the Utah Chinese Folk Orchestra and the String Elegance Trio, favored guests with a variety of musical styles. Five caterers provided mouthwatering appetizers and desserts amid impressive flower displays from Every Blooming Thing and Flowers Squared.
In addition, Swanavation Ice Sculptures created a stunning carving of the Zions Bank logo against a backdrop of downtown Salt Lake City buildings.
Sandra Rast displays her colorful work at the Zions Bank Art Show.
Stephanie Hock is the featured artist at the 21st annual Zions Bank Art Show.
Guests fill the Premier Wealth Management Center to enjoy local artwork.
Kenneth Packer's sculptures detail the early history of Utah pioneers.
Artist Brian Kershisnik visits with a potential buyer.
Artist Lucia Hefferman's fun paintings of animals in human situations delight guests.
A server tempts guests with delicious appetizers.
Zions Bank employees Cali Reynolds and Alicia Rutledge volunteer as floor hosts to greet guests.