Jill Sjoblom is an Arts Advocate. She has enjoyed the arts all of her adult life and has worked to pass on that love to not only her own children, but to the children of Ogden as well. In 1999, Jill joined the volunteer docent program at the Eccles Community Art Center, where she worked to take original art packets out to local Elementary School with the Center’s “Art To Go” program. In the summer of 2008, Jill became the coordinator of the Center’s Docent Programs. She now trains new docents for the “Art To Go” program, and has revived tours of the Center’s historic home. Jill is presently working on concepts for new art packets and working on incorporating the wonderful reproduction of art works from “Pictures Across America,” a program of the National Humanities Council.

Project Success is a community learning center that provides programs and services to youth and families-at-risk.

Imagine Ballet Theatre was created and organized in 2004, under the vision and direction of Raymond Van Mason, former Ballet West Principal Artist and nationally recognized choreographer and teacher.

Treehouse Children’s Museum provides interactive learning experiences for children through exhibits and programs that focus on family literacy, the arts and the humanities.

The Ogden Nature Center’s mission is to unite people with nature and nurture appreciation and stewardship for the environment. Art projects at the Center include a summer concert series, birdhouse art competition and children’s Earth Day poster contest.

Ogden's Historic 25th Street, with its historic train depot, Union Station, provide a unique setting for the Annual Ogden Arts Festival. Scenic snow packed peaks of the Wasatch Mountains set the backdrop for a full day of entertainment and fun. And, as always it is Free and Open to the Public!

Thousands of Ogdenites and friends came out in full force for a colorful Toboggan Parade down Historic 25th Street.