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Covey Center for the Arts
Contributions for the Provo Center for the Arts can be made to the Provo Foundation and are tax-deductable. The Center is an energizing resource for promoting the highest-quality arts programs in the area. Public and private facilities currently used by community artists in Provo and Utah County are becoming incresingly unavailable. Thus numerous gifted musicians, actors, dancers, singers, and other performers residing in this geographic area have a reliable place to exhibit and share their talents. Loyal patrons of the symphonies, operas, choral groups and dance troupes greatly benefit from this venue. Additionally, the Center for the Arts in Provo draws Broadway touring companies and other national performing groups that currently cannot be accomodated closer than Salt lLake City.
The Provo Center for the Arts attracts diverse audiences and is a nucleus for the visual theatre, and performing arts in the heart of Utah County, where all ages enjoy, discuss and celebrate the arts. For many, it is a long-held dream come true: a permanent home for the arts in Provo. Monetary investments by individuals and businesses are necessary to support this community assett.
The Covey Center for the Performing Arts focal point is a 670-seat concert hall, large enough for major stage productions yet flexible enough for intimate recitals. In addition, both the first and second floors house art galleries, classrooms, studios, and rehersal halls.
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Senior Games
The Provo Senior Games welcomes all seniors 50 and older to join in the excitement of athletic competition. An invitation is extended to all seniors who may want to try their skills in one or more of our sports. This year marks the third year for the Provo Senior Games.
Former Olympian Doug Padilla who participated in the 2009 Provo Senior Games running the 1500 meters.
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