Many other organizations provide art for our community. We must also think of their art as a gift. Art is omnipresent in many forms - dance, design, folk arts, literary arts, media, music, theater, and the visual arts - and includes the art of forming words, notes, movement, and strokes of a pen or brush to express our thoughts and feelings and to communicate these to an audience of one/few (intimate) or many (communal). Art affects all who are curious and open to new experiences. Art, in some form, is provided by the following in our community:

• Ogden Concert Band - officially sanctioned group of musicians
• Peery's Egyptian Theater - a partnership of Ogden, Weber County, Weber State University, the Chamber Ogden*Weber, and the Egyptian Theater Foundation to restore the Egyptian Theater and build the Center as a downtown Ogden performing arts venue. Peery's Egyptian Theater received a National Preservation Award for the restoration of this 1924 architectural gem that provides an 800-seat community auditorium that is home to Utah Musical Theatre. They sponsor the culturally diverse Great Performances Series and a Film Series. The Sundance Film Festival presents several films in this Theater each year.
• Union Station - the State's Railroad Museum houses the Gallery at the Station, the Myra Powell Art Gallery, four other museum facilities, a theater, and meeting space for community arts activities.
• Eccles Community Art Center - a multi-discipline arts center
  
• Ogden Symphony Ballet Association - brings three full series of concerts by the Utah Symphony and a series of performances by Ballet West to Ogden each year
• Ogden Opera Guild - Utah Opera educational programs in Ogden
• New American Symphony - regional orchestra
• League of Utah Writers (Blue Quill Society)
• Jackson Junction - a new performing arts facility and host to a Latino Arts Program
• Junction City Band - the 'big band' sound in Ogden
• Ogden Community Choir - local choral performing group
• Sempre Musical Society - performances and symposiums
• Shrine Oriental Band (Elkalah) - performs for parades and other events
• Terrace Plaza Playhouse - presents a series of dramas and musicals
• Utah Musical Theatre ? resident professional summer company at Peery' s Egyptian Theater
• Center for Visual and Performing Arts (School of Classical Ballet)
• Hughes Center for the Performing Arts - teaching students the creative process and problem solving skills offered by the study of performing arts
• Treehouse Children's Museum - a children's literary museum which brings many nationally known artists and programs to the area
• Dr. Shaffer and Mr. Stern - headquarters of national touring dance company
• American Guild of Organists - sponsors a series of concerts each year
• Ogden Taiko - a Japanese drumming group from the Ogden Buddhist Church, which also sponsors an Obon Festival
• Pygmalion Productions - a local theater group presenting shows in Ogden
• Weber State University - a hub of arts activities involving departments in their College of Arts and Humanities. WSU provides on-campus arts venues that are used by the entire community, i.e.: Val Browning Center for the Performing Arts (4 theaters/concert halls) the Dee Events Center for large audiences, the Collett Art Gallery, and the new building for the visual arts, which will provide gallery space for large exhibits.
• Fort Buenaventura - site of the first anglo-settlement in Utah, hosts several rendezvous a year to share the folk arts, singing, dancing, and craft demonstrations
• Ogden Nature Center - arts projects augment their nature programs + a Solstice Celebration
• Life Skills and Latino Arts Program - cultural heritage programs
• Friends of the Stewart Library, WSU
• Juneteenth Festival
• Weber County Library
• ARTSTOP:OGDEN - Visitor Center for the Arts: Ogden-Weber, including community gallery and studio space.