Founded by artists in 1928 and run by a committee of artists today, the Rittenhouse Square Fine Art Show is the oldest outdoor art show in the country. Steeped in rich history and tradition, there is no other show like it.

Returning visitors and patrons understand the unique sensations offered by our extraordinary setting. Step away from the frenetic world of schedules and deadlines. The color, imagery, and sculptural forms breathe life into the city during these two long-awaited events each spring and fall.

Our incredible jury of local artists (with national reputations) will select award winners in each artistic discipline and award a grand prize for Best of Show. Award winners will be announced on the morning of September 8

Long's Park transforms into a beautiful outdoor gallery filled with "artful memories" for everyone. In 25 unique categories, you discover new artists.

For years, Chautauqua Institution has been the host of the Crafts Alliance Fine Craft Shows. Paid parking at the Institution is located across the street from the Main Gate Welcome Center on Route 394. From there, make your way to the Welcome Center to purchase a daily gate pass into the grounds. For directions, the Institution’s address is 1 Ames Ave, Chautauqua, New York 14722.

For years, Chautauqua Institution has been the host of the Crafts Alliance Fine Craft Shows. Paid parking at the Institution is located across the street from the Main Gate Welcome Center on Route 394. From there, make your way to the Welcome Center to purchase a daily gate pass into the grounds. For directions, the Institution’s address is 1 Ames Ave, Chautauqua, New York 14722.

Come to the Evolve Gallery for the opening night reception.

Friday December 1

5:00 - 7:00

Each October, for 25 years, leading artists nationwide turn Bethesda Row’s Arts and Entertainment District into an outdoor art gallery, featuring juried fine arts and fine crafts. “Art Fair Sourcebook” has recognized the Bethesda Row Arts Festival (BRAF) as one of the top 30 Fine Art Shows in the United States, attracting more than 25,000 art patrons over the two-day event.

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Founded by artists in 1928 and run by a committee of artists today, the Rittenhouse Square Fine Art Show is the oldest outdoor art show in the country. Steeped in rich history and tradition, there is no other show like it.

Returning visitors and patrons understand the unique sensations offered by our extraordinary setting. Step away from the frenetic world of schedules and deadlines. The color, imagery, and sculptural forms breathe life into the city during these two long-awaited events each spring and fall.

The Annual Art Festival in Long’s Park is presented by the Lancaster County Bicentennial Committee and the Long’s Park Amphitheater Foundation (LPAF), with the twin goals of creating a quality Art Festival in Lancaster, while raising funds for the foundation and its cultural initiatives like the music series.

The Art Festival welcomes thousands of visitors each year over Labor Day weekend and hosts 200 exhibitors who are chosen through a competitive jury process.

The Crafts Alliance presents two Fine Craft Shows at the Chautauqua Institution. These intimate shows feature the work of award-winning artists from across the United States in the beautiful setting around Bestor Plaza. Contemporary fine crafts media are fully represented with unique objects at a wide range of prices.

The Crafts Alliance presents two Fine Craft Shows at the Chautauqua Institution. These intimate shows feature the work of award-winning artists from across the United States in the beautiful setting around Bestor Plaza. Contemporary fine crafts media are fully represented with unique objects at a wide range of prices.

Founded by artists in 1928 and run by a committee of artists today, the Rittenhouse Square Fine Art Show is the oldest outdoor art show in the country. Steeped in rich history and tradition, there is no other show like it.

Returning visitors and patrons understand the unique sensations offered by our extraordinary setting. Step away from the frenetic world of schedules and deadlines. The color, imagery, and sculptural forms breathe life into the city during these two long-awaited events each spring and fall.

Now in its 32nd year, the Tephra ICA Arts Festival (formerly Northern Virginia Fine Arts Festival) will take place May 20–21, 2023 and will highlight more than 200 artists who are creating unique, handmade works in the fields of fine art and craft. Drawing upon a robust exhibitor and collector base coupled with Tephra ICA’s contemporary art foundation, the Festival has become one of the region’s most anticipated events, attracting tens of thousands of people to the unique, outdoor environment of Reston Town Center. The Festival is comprised of one-on-one experiences, performances, and special events leaving an exciting, thoughtful mark in the region.

Each year, the Burwell-Morgan Mill in the quaint village of Millwood, Virginia, becomes an extraordinary art gallery. Art at the Mill has become one of the premier art shows in the mid-Atlantic region, attracting artists and buyers from more than a dozen states