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Cache Valley Center For the Arts

★★★★½ 4.741 reviewsLogan, UTAges 5–11

Private

Cache Valley Center for the Arts (home of the Ellen Eccles Theatre and Bullen Center) is a Logan nonprofit offering summer art camps for children ages 5–11 spanning art, ceramics, cooking, dance, drama, music, and performance. It also runs thousands of community arts classes each year for all ages.

The practical details

Ages
Ages 5–11
Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Private
Before you register

We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Cache Valley Center For the Arts directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★★★★Annette Mason

Came in from out of town to watch a traveling Broadway at this location. IBeautiful facility, easy to find free parking nearby, and very welcoming.

Tyson Watson

I normally love everything about CV Center for the Arts. I actually hate to write a negative review for them, other than I don't know who else to hold responsible for the horrible comedy show performed last night, on valentines of all nights. It advertised itself as someone of a clean show, by putting in performances of one of their comedians as a dry bar comedy participant, and even stated at the beginning that it was trying to be a cleaner show. It was anything but, and it was quite offensive. I can't believe that this show took place in our community. There is a lot of trust built up with CVCFA, and with Ellen Eccles, but this was a wolf in sheep's clothing type of experience. If the founders of this organization knew what happened last night under their watchful eye, I would like to believe they would be disgusted. It was crude, offensive and not at all clean and I would highly suggest that others trusting that this type of comedy would not be in such a wonderful venue and through a group that normally provides wholesome entertainment, be warned that there are those striving to denigrate the wholesome values that this community and these types of organizations strive to protect and uphold. I sicken myself that I did not walk out and make my disdain for what happened more immediately public. They tried to present themselves at the beginning as a Brian Regan Style show, but at the end the guy in charge actually was happy and felt that our community supported such filth, when in fact, only a few loud people cheered at the filth. I believe and hope that this garbage is run out of our community and that CVCFA look further into this type of show and run away from those that would promote such behavior, deception and disrepute. I and many others I talked to felt disgusted and deceived.

★★★★★Alli Holmes

Absolutely amazing plays they put on here! The sound quality is great and the sets are beautiful. The talent is very good too. Every play my family has seen there, we have loved. ❤️

★★★★★R. Call

Cache Arts is a place where Nonprofits are able to provide affordable teaching and learning opportunities to the incredible youth of Cache Valley! R. Giselle Call Artistic Director, Unicorn Theatre

★★★★★Jenn Niedfeldt

I didn't realize Logan had a theatre like this one-- it's so huge and gorgeous! My husband and I have been to a few community productions and some national tours and we loved all of them. I prefer the orchestra seats. I've started getting family Christmas presents at the gallery in the center, I really like getting gifts that have the artist's story behind them. I also really liked their watercolor class, and am planning on taking a ceramics class.

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