Students, artists create works for display at gallery at elementary school in Helper

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Taylor Goodall, Dakota Noyes and Mclane Beck stand in front of one of many art displays at the Balance Rock Gallery housed at Sally Mauro Elementary School in Helper. The gallery opened in December and features works created by students at the school as well as from local professional and amateur artists from Castle Valley. The gallery is open to the public during regular school hours and admission is free. However, local residents and people visiting the area need to check in with the main office at the school before going to the gallery.

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