SIGNATURE WAFFLE CONES

20 Unique Flavors

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20 Unique Flavors 〰️

ICE CREAM

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MENU

  • Menu for Gallery Ice Cream listing scoop options and serving styles, with decorative gold and black accents on a white background.

  • Menu listing various ice cream flavors including vanilla, chocolate, cookies and cream, Gavin’s mess, grasshopper, gorilla munch, honeycomb crunch, horchata, huckleberry, apple pie, mud pie, peanut butter cup, playdough, pralines and cream, rocky road, razzle dazzle, salted caramel cashew, strawberry cheesecake, and DF cookies and cream.

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  • A menu listing various types of confections, including different cone options, waffle flavors such as orange creamsicle, pink vanilla, red velvet, toasted coconut, and a cookie section with M&M, rainbow sprinkle, chocolate, and pretzel flavors, decorated with gold and black ornate designs.

CURRENT EXHIBIT

A woman with a child on her back standing in front of abandoned, rusted buses, while other women and children sit and stand nearby, outdoors in a dusty area.
Orthodox Christian ceremony with clergy members in ornate robes and a bishop on an elevated throne holding a staff, in a church with religious icons and stone walls.

Worldwide Photography by Mark Hedengren

Red Finch Lab and Gallery Ice Cream, located in downtown Provo, is opening Worldwide Photography by Mark Hedengren. The photographs in the show are from Asia, Africa, Europe, and North and South America. Worldwide photography, an allusion to World Wide Photo, a photography lab that served Utah County for many years before it closed. The Artist, Mark Hedengren, began his career in photography at World Wide Photo and the Daily Herald after high school, before moving to the Deseret News. As the founder of Red Finch Lab, he is excited to help others discover the joy of photography.

Mark Hedengren is the author of The Mormons and Ansel Adams and Dorothea Lange’s Three Mormon Towns. He also directed the feature documentary film "Sundance Skippy" and the fiction short film "Tolerance," among others. Has been featured in Slamdance, the New York Film Festival, and BBC Films, among others. Mark received the Utah Arts Council Visual Arts Fellowship. His work has been exhibited in numerous juried shows nationally and internationally. He has had solo shows in the Utah Museum of Contemporary Art, St. George Museum of Art, and with the Utah Arts Council. Mark received a BFA from Brigham Young University and an MFA from the Glasgow School of Art.

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