The Atlanta Dogwood Festival is Postponed Until Further Notice
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the festival will be rescheduled. Please check back for new dates. We hope to see you soon!
MAIN STAGE VIP TICKETS
Friday, August 7 and Saturday, August 8 from 7 to 10 pm
In the Main Stage VIP, ticket holders get a perfect view of all of the performances on the Coca-Cola Main Stage with the added benefit of enjoying heavy hors d’oeuvres, comfortable seating, private bathrooms and a dedicated bar with discounted drink prices. Evenings at the Atlanta Dogwood Festival don’t get any better than this!
Tickets:
$30 in advance / $40 door if available
$160 for a reserved table for 6
$210 for a reserved table for 8
$260 for a reserved table for 10
Ages 7-18: $10
Children 6 and Under: FREE
Tickets are Non-Refundable. This is a rain or shine event.
PRESENTED BY
2020 MAIN STAGE
Reminder NO outside food or beverages may be brought into Piedmont Park during the festival. Thanks for your cooperation.
2020 Schedule Coming Soon
Performers and times are subject to change.
LATEST NEWS
January 11th, 4:06 pm
Artist Spotlight – John Ha, Garden Grove , CA
JHA is more creative and productive than ever. Some new artwork includes favorites like Traditional Koi, Space Pandas, Textural Abstracts, Quarantine Bunny with 24K TP, Zebra Print Mask, Blue Ice, Boom Boxes and Guitars. The images are created by multi-layers of mixed media techniques. The geometric color patterns imply space and movement.
Utilizing his 01′ BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD), JHA creates Pop Art pieces that are whimsical and exhibit awesomeness.
JHA’s Artwork is colorfully modern and attempts to capture a positive energy through a spectrum of colors. See more and purchase at johnhungha.com/
December 28th, 1:56 pm
Artist Spotlight - Kimmy Cantrell, College Park, GA
Kimmy enjoys developing fresh variations on several recurring themes: faces, still lifes, nudes and fish. Kimmy uses many forms to tell his stories, from free standing sculptures to still life collages. He uses asymmetry to challenge traditional definitions of beauty. “I want to show the beauty within flaws,” he explains. “Imperfections tell stories that are far more compelling than perfection.” See more and purchase at www.kimart.com
December 17th, 1:15 pm
Artist Spotlight - Signe and Genna Grushovenko have been married since 1999 and collaborating for nearly as long. Genna begins their process by applying rich layers of pattern and tone to gessoed masonite or linen supports. Signe then selects an inspiration image from their extensive collection of vintage found photos, draws with oil pastel atop the abstract underlayer using the photo for reference, and completes the image with blocky 'panes' of oil color.
The final results of their collaboration are multi-layered paintings with deep surfaces, crisp at first glance but rewarding the careful viewer with an undercurrent of complex tonality and colorplay.
See more and purchase at www.grushovenko.com/
They are currently featured at dk Gallery in Marietta. dk Gallery
Stop by and take a look.
