No-Show Ball
As a 501c3 nonprofit organization, the Atlanta Dogwood Festival will donate all proceeds from the No-Show Ball and Online Art Auction directly support art programs at Atlanta-area High Schools.
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LATEST NEWS
April 17th, 4:52 pm
We're disappointed that we won't see you in Piedmont Park ATL this weekend, BUT the 84th Annual Atlanta Dogwood Festival will be back August 7-9, 2020! Since we can't be together now, show us your favorite dogwood pics--dogwood trees, art that you've bought, past years at the festival, favorite festival food or drink, etc! Let's celebrate together virtually! #virtualfestival #dogwoodfestival
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My favorite memory from the 2019 festival - early morning onsite performance from Atlanta Junkanoo Group with Paul Milliken FOX 5!
Wish we were all out there now! ☀️👊
Saw this beauty recently!
Here's one from 2008 when we were in Lenox Square! Rick Kern Brian Hill Lanna Rudeseal Rob Frazer Laura Valente Ellie Moshtael Black
Carrie Whitney Thomas Striedinger Brooke Drennen Anglin Bethany Skarbek Bridges Matt Frey. What year was that? 2011??
2017 Atlanta Dogwood Festival ☀️
April 14th, 3:02 pm
Our neighbor to the west, Alabama sends us artists each year, and we love welcoming them to be part of the Atlanta Dogwood Festival Artist Market. A state with the world’s largest office chair, an all-water mail route, and a law against bear wrestling, it’s no wonder creativity flourishes in sweet home Alabama. These Alabama artists include: Chris Cumbie Art, Cym Doggett, Wendy Kay Designs, Charles Gatewood, Gina Krawez, Anna Lyle, Matthew Mayes Amayesn Designs, Steve Pitts Symmetrical Universe and Lydia Randolph.
