Worthington Gallery

Worthington Gallery is a locally owned fine art and handcrafted ceramic pottery gallery located at 789 Zion Park Blvd in Springdale, Utah, founded in 1980 by ceramic artist Greg Worthington inside one of Springdale's oldest pioneer homes just one mile from the south entrance to Zion National Park.

Over 45 Years of Cliff Dweller Pottery, Kinetic Sculptures, and Southwestern Fine Art

As one of the longest-running art galleries in the Zion Canyon corridor, Worthington Gallery transforms a historic pioneer homestead and its shaded garden courtyard into a multi-room showcase of regional creativity. Founder Greg Worthington is known across the Southwest for his signature handcrafted "Cliff Dweller" ceramic pottery inspired by ancestral Puebloan architecture and Zion sandstone strata. Alongside Worthington's ceramics, the gallery represents dozens of American artisans working in oil and watercolor painting, blown glass, wood turning, handcrafted jewelry, and copper and steel kinetic wind sculptures that spin in the canyon breeze out front.

• Signature "Cliff Dweller" Ceramic Pottery: Hand-built and wheel-thrown stoneware vessels sculpted and glazed by founder Greg Worthington.


• Kinetic Wind Sculptures & Yard Art: Mesmerizing copper, stainless-steel, and stone outdoor sculptures displayed in the front garden.


• Southwestern Paintings, Glass & Woodwork: Original canyon landscapes, hand-blown art glass, carved wood bowls, and sterling silver jewelry.


• Open Seven Days a Week with Nationwide Shipping: Open daily from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM during peak season with insured packing and shipping anywhere in the United States.

Heart of Springdale's Gallery Row

Located at 789 Zion Park Blvd right next door to David J. West Gallery and down the street from DeZion Gallery and Deep Creek Coffee Company, Worthington Gallery is a cornerstone of arts and culture in Springdale.