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Atlanta Dogwood Festival is one of the largest art fairs in the US. The highlight of Atlanta spring takes place in Piedmont Park every April. The three-day festival with over 80 years of history has something for everyone: fine art, live music, entertainment for the whole family, and delicious food. A large variety of Atlanta's best food trucks and vendors have everything: from gourmet meals to fried fair foods. Beer, wine, and cocktails are also available. The Atlanta Dogwood Festival runs from noon to 9 pm on Friday, from 10 am to 9 pm on Saturday, and from 10 am to 6 pm on Sunday.

Artist Market

A juried Fine Artist Market is the main attraction of the festival. The vast marketplace features over 200 artists, who work with twelve mediums: painting, clay, glass, wood, mixed media, metal, photography, sculpture, and much more. The nationally renowned art market runs every day of the festival but closes at 7 pm on Friday and Saturday.

Live music

Live music is another big attraction, which draws crowds to Atlanta Dogwood Festival. The festival's Main Stage hosts bands and solo artists of various genres. International Stage emphasizes Atlanta's diversity. The lineup focuses on performers representing Atlanta’s global communities. The stage features acts from dancing to singing and other genres.

In addition to free performances, Digwood Festival offers a Main Stage VIP Experience on Saturday Night, from 6 to 9 pm. Attendees can sip cocktails in the tiki bar area while enjoying music and practicing the art of relaxation. Tickets for a VIP experience range from $20 to $60.

Kids Village

Dogwood Festivals has a lot to offer to families. In particular, the Atlanta High School Art Exhibition and the Kids Village, with plenty of activities for all ages. Kids can enjoy various games, face painting, puppet shows, and interactive make-and-take projects,

Dogwood Festival is one of the best free annual events in Atlanta. The event was named #23 in the Top 200 Best Art Shows in the Country by Sunshine Artist Magazine. It's also ranked #42 in Best Fine Arts Shows by Art Fair Source Book.