Nearly 100 works from local artists filled the 2025 Taylorsville Art Show, presenting everything from paintings to sculptures at the Mid-Valley Performing Arts Center. The event, hosted by the Taylorsville Arts Council and held Oct. 17 and 18, offered residents the chance to experience the city’s creative spirit firsthand. 

Mayor Kristie Overson praised the artists’ dedication. “The Art Show highlights the skill and imagination of Taylorsville’s talented residents,” she said. “It’s inspiring to see so many people engage with their work and support the arts.” 

Arts Council Chair Susan Holman noted this year’s award winners: Erin Grimshaw earned the People’s Choice Award for “Labeled;” Nancy Henderson received the Arts Council Award for “Taylorsville Legacy;” Annie Holman captured the Mayor’s Award for “Billion of Bobbles the Giraffe;” and Kellan Bitner won the Youth Council Award for “Blizzard Patrol.” 

A highlight of the show was Kregg Clemens creating a painting onsite, which was raffled off to lucky attendees. Organizers thanked all artists and visitors for making this year’s show a vibrant celebration of creativity in Taylorsville.