THE ATLANTA DOGWOOD FESTIVAL

April 14-16, 2023 in Piedmont Park


The Atlanta Dogwood Festival is back! Hundreds of artists from around the country will set up their tents for the 87th Annual Atlanta Dogwood Festival this Spring.

An Atlanta staple for more than 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.

In addition to the fine art for adults and art collectors, there is a Kids Village featuring arts & crafts, interactive make and take activities, face painting and more for all ages.

Sponsor booths are located throughout the festival with everything from live radio remotes to great prizes and interactive games. No pet dogs are allowed at large outdoor events like the Atlanta Dogwood Festival, according to a City of Atlanta ordinance.

Music has become an essential feature of the weekend’s festivities, and this year will be no different! A wide array of diverse musical offerings will fill the springtime air throughout the weekend! The full schedule of music and entertainment will be announced soon. And when you get hungry, follow the delicious smells of funnel cakes, gyros, crab cakes, onion rings, kettle corn and much, much more!


Download the 2022 Program Guide!

ADF 2022 Program Guide Cover

80th Anniversary Commemorative Sculpture

Atlanta Dogwood Festival Bronze Sculpture

In recognition of its 80th anniversary, the Atlanta Dogwood Festival has commissioned an interactive bronze sculpture that will welcome guests to Piedmont Park for many decades to come. The sculpture, shaped as a giant dogwood limb with massive blooms, will also serve as a bench for park visitors.  

“We worked closely with Cherrylion Studios to create a beautiful piece of art that fit the feel, design and beauty of Piedmont Park while reminding people throughout the year of the festival’s commitment to bringing the finest art to the City each springtime,” said festival executive director Brian Hill.

The Atlanta Dogwood Festival has worked with the Piedmont Park Conservancy and the City of Atlanta Department of Parks and Recreation to gain approval for the sculpture, which will be located near the Charles Allen entrance of the park. As the third-oldest fine arts festival in the country and the oldest event in Atlanta, Hill and festival board members saw the 80th anniversary as a special year and looked for a way to mark the milestone. Since Walter Rich’s intention when founding the festival in 1936 was to highlight the blooming of the dogwood trees, the design offers a fitting tribute.

The Atlanta Dogwood Festival is currently running a capital campaign and seeking support from members of the residential and business communities to generate a fund for the sculpture’s installation and maintenance. Be a part of history by making a tax deductible donation to the commemorative sculpture fund today. The Atlanta Dogwood Festival is a registered 501(c)3 organization.

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March 22nd, 4:43 pm

🎉 We are excited to welcome more than 250 fine artists to this year's festival. Since the festival is still a few weeks away, we'll highlight some of this year's artists.

📸 Photographer and master printer Andrew Mosedale will join the Atlanta Dogwood Festival Artist Market from St. Augustine, Florida. His timeless fine art black and white photography includes traditional prints, as well as infrared and digital color work. His one-of-a-kind pieces transform this reality into another, while his influences from architecture and oil painting shine through. Look for him in booth #58.

➡️ More info about Andrews at andrewmosedale.com/gallery
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🎉 We are excited to welcome more than 250 fine artists to this years festival. Since the festival is still a few weeks away, well highlight some of this years artists. 

📸 Photographer and master printer Andrew Mosedale will join the Atlanta Dogwood Festival Artist Market from St. Augustine, Florida. His timeless fine art black and white photography includes traditional prints, as well as infrared and digital color work. His one-of-a-kind pieces transform this reality into another, while his influences from architecture and oil painting shine through. Look for him in booth #58. 

➡️ More info about Andrews at http://andrewmosedale.com/galleryImage attachment

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March 3rd, 4:35 pm

🎨We can’t wait to see all of the beautiful pieces from this year’s pool of talented high school artists in the Atlanta High School Art Exhibition (AHSAE)! ... See MoreSee Less

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