Construction is officially underway for the McWane Ductile Amphitheater at Arts Park in Springville, Utah. This project will improve the existing venue and become a regional destination for arts, culture and community events.
“At McWane Ductile – Utah, supporting the communities where our employees live and work is among our top priorities. The amphitheater represents a beloved community asset aimed at bringing people together and fostering engagement, and we are incredibly proud to partner with the city of Springville to help renovate and expand the use of this resource to be enjoyed for years to come,” said McWane Ductile – Utah General Manager Jared Ellison.
The project, funded through generous donations from McWane Ductile, Utah County Commissioners and the Springville Parks, Art and Recreation Program, includes a permanent steel canopy structure, remodeled stage and building, site modifications with terraced seating, state-of-the-art sound and lighting system, and remodeled bathrooms.
These upgrades will allow the venue to serve as a dynamic space for broader cultural experiences, including expanded arts programming, diverse community events and increased accessibility. The $2 million project is estimated to be completed by June 2026, with the grand opening taking place during Springville's Art City Days.