Art Festivals
March 25th & 26th
Naples Downtown Art Festival
Naples Art Institute fairs are considered premier caliber outdoor shows by many, thanks to the high quality of art, the engaging artists, and the festive atmosphere. These events have been ranked by Sunshine Artist Magazine among the top 10 best fine art shows in the nation, and also named to the Art Fair Source Book’s “Blue Chip 100 Fine Art Events.” The fairs will feature works from approximately 220 professional artists from 32 states in mediums including ceramics, digital art, fiber/leather, glass, graphics/printmaking, jewelry, metal, mixed media 2D, mixed media 3D, painting, photography, sculpture, and wood.
April 1st & 2nd
Old Florida Celebration of the Arts - Cedar Key
Over the past 15 years, this festival’s reputation has grown and it is now recognized as one of the top Small-Town Art Fairs in the nation. Welcoming only 100 high-quality artists and about 15-18,000 visitors annually, the event radiates a relaxed and friendly atmosphere often missing in larger venues.
April 15th & 16th
St. Pete Corey Craft Festival
The April St. Pete Beach Corey Area Craft Festival will be back in town in beautiful St. Pete Beach, Florida. This amazing craft festival is one you will definitely want to come out and be a part of. Hosted again along bustling Corey Avenue amidst great retail shops and fine dining restaurants, this fabulous beach town is the perfect locale to showcase your hand-crafted works and wares.
April 22nd & 23rd
Mainsail Art Festival
Mainsail Art Festival is ranked one of the Top 14 Fine Art & Design Shows in the country by Sunshine Artist Magazine, America’s premier art show and festival guide.
Mainsail Art Festival is held annually in Vinoy Park in St. Petersburg, Florida. This event is cashless for beverages and/or promotional merchandise.
May 6th & 7th
Downtown Sarasota Craft Festival
The show will be located in the heart of Downtown Sarasota in 5 Points Park, on Central and First Street. Sarasota is well known for its famous white sandy beaches, friendly locals and visitors and inviting architecture.