In American Fork, you’ll find the old Harrington Elementary School. Built in 1903, it was the birthplace of public education west of the Mississippi, but that was its past.
In its future, it will become the Harrington Center for the Arts. An arts campus committed to growing artistic talent within its walls. However, even before the school opens to the public, Harrington Center for the Arts is making a difference in the community.
At Christmastime, they invite guests to their Living Bethlehem at the American Fork Amphitheater. A unique holiday experience for all ages where you can feel like you were really there the night of the Savior’s birth.
After an interactive Bethlehem experience, guests can visit their on-site Christmas Market with vendors selling handmade gifts by local artisans.
Although Living Bethlehem and the Christmas market wrapped up last Saturday, you can follow the Harrington Center for the Arts on Instagram, or visit their website, to see what other programs they offer throughout the year.
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