An Atlanta staple for over 80 years, there is something for everyone at the Atlanta Dogwood Festival. Virtually every kind of art imaginable is represented at the festival, with a nationally renowned, juried Fine Artist Market that includes sculpture, paintings, pottery, jewelry, photography and much more.
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April 2nd, 11:01 pm
#TBT To the year that the festival went back into Piedmont Park after being relocated to Lenox Square the previous year, due to drought conditions. The 2010 poster beautifully reflects the "return" to Piedmont Park! #atlantafestivals #fineartfestivals #atlantadogwoodfestival #dogwoodfestival
March 31st, 8:34 pm
Did you know the Atlanta Dogwood Festival Artist Market welcomes fine artists from all over the country? These painters, jewelers, sculptors, photographers and more help make our Artist Market one of the most amazing sights in town each spring. Even though we won’t get to see them in April, we hope you'll come see them in person at the festival in August!
In the meantime, we’re going to take the next several weeks to recognize the incredible creatives who have helped make us the third-oldest fine arts festival in the country and the largest in Atlanta.
First up – our hometown artists! Take a look at the variety of styles and genres from the 37 metro Atlanta artists who had put the Atlanta Dogwood Festival on their 2020 calendars. The city wouldn’t be the Cultural Capital of the South without you! dogwood.org/artists/
These artists include: Obayana Ajanaku, Marjorie Bowers, Fine Art by Stacey Brown (SBrownART), MaryAnn Cabot, Kimmy Cantrell, Sidney Carter, Athlone Clarke, Maria-Louisa Coil, Daphne Covington, Artist, Gary Curtis, David Dobbs, Evelyn Edmeades, Dana Enders, Taguhi Erzrumyan, Barking Cat Jewelry, Leigh Griffin, Marirosa Hofmann, Jimmy Hopkins, Victoria Jackson, Kadmiri Fine Art, Dawn Art, Discover Atlanta Chinese Art, Pita Ohiwerei, Jac Painter :: Artist, Larry & Sherry Paulsen, Demone Phelps, Ronnie Phillips, David Arthur Reed, Elite Shaier, Mike Sluder Metalworks LLC, Spaulding Photography, Creekside Pottery, Skullgarden, Calou Calay, THORSEN ART-Kristin Thorsen, Susan Wachler Jewelry and Terri Winters.
March 27th, 3:51 pm
Support Local >> The folks at City Barbeque are offering curbside pickup Sunday – Thursday 11AM-8PM and Friday-Saturday 11AM – 9PM and delivery (powered through DoorDash). www.citybbq.com/
March 26th, 9:55 pm
it's going to be sooo hot then, but thankfully there's a lot of shade trees. We won't have the dogwood trees blooming and azaleas in abundance; but I'm glad the festival postponed and not cancelled
I purchased tickets on line awhile ago, but I cannot find the confirmation. Where do I find my purchased tickets?
Matthew Skarr
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March 26th, 9:30 pm
Exciting announcement from our Executive Director, Brian Hill!
Love that it’s going to be rescheduled! Mentally (and physically) preparing myself now for how HOT it’ll be in August for the festival! 😂
What about the 5k that is supposed to take place with the festival?
Yeah!! My favorite festival of the year!! 💕💕💕
Love this event!! So glad there's a reschedule date. I'd LOVE to see The SandArt Cart back this year in the Children's Area.
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Dogwood Festival Volunteers Are One of Our Most Valuable Assets!
Help us put on one of the largest and best arts festivals in the Southeast! We are looking for volunteers to add their expertise and enthusiasm to our 400+ member family. We have numerous opportunities for you to help your community, plus you’ll get a free t-shirt!