We welcome Exhibitors to the 50th Inman Park Festival in the Historic Inman Park Neighborhood! This event is a mainstay in the Atlanta Arts community. The Inman Park Festival will showcase a wide variety of artistic disciplines including painting, metalwork, fiber art, mixed media, fiber, ceramics, jewelry, woodcraft and much more.
Exhibitor applications for this year's festival are now closed.
For specific questions, please e-mail artinmanpark@gmail.com
Held in one of the oldest neighborhoods in Metro Atlanta, the Inman Park Festival is a two-day celebration of community and tradition presented by the Inman Park Neighborhood Association, for people of all ages, races, customs, and interests. The Festival is a major celebration of the arts while honoring the rich history of our community. At this festival, there is something for everyone: fine arts and crafts, a children's play area, local food and beverage concessions and live entertainment. All this in the ambiance of Atlanta's most lovely and historic neighborhood.
The Festival is entirely run by volunteers, and all proceeds go back to various neighborhood and other in-town initiatives such as playgrounds, sidewalks, and general beautification.
Approximately 400 exhibitors will participate in this annual event.
Festival Hours: Saturday 11:00AM-7:00PM, Sunday 11:00AM-6:00PM
Start accepting applications: October 1, 2021
Application deadline: March 5, 2022
Jury dates: January 19, February 9, February 23, and March 7, 2022
Accept invitation & purchase deadline: March 15, 2022
Event Dates: April April 22-April 24, 2022
Load-in: Saturday 23, 2022 between 6:30AM-10:30AM
The festival takes place rain or shine, and the application and booth fees are non-refundable. All spaces are in the streets of Inman Park.
Application fee: $25
Booth fee (10' deep x 15' wide): $335
For each additional booth: $335
Non-profit organizations with a 501c3 status may apply to the Community Corner which is in one end of the neighborhood next to the Delta Park Music stage.
Application fee: $25
Booth fee (10' deep x 15' wide): $100
After an invitation has been extended to the applicant, payment can be made through the shopping cart at Zapp. Once updated the shopping cart, it is possible to pay online using PayPal or by mailing a check to:
Inman Park Festival, Arts & Crafts and Street Market
245 North Highland Avenue, NE
Suite 230 – 218
Atlanta, GA 30307-1909
Juried and Non-Juried
Ceramics:
Original shaped and fired clay including earthenware, porcelain, and raku.
Drawing/Printmaking:
Original drawings made with pen, pencil, charcoal, pastels or chalk. Printmaking process may include pulled plates, linoleum prints, etching, engraving, silkscreen or lithography. All prints must be signed and numbered by the artist. Photocopies are not permitted.
Fiber:
Works created from fibers including basketry, batik, weaving, sewing, papermaking, knitting, and quilting.
Glass:
An object made of glass including blown, fused, stained, cast and molded. Embellishment of manufactured materials is not permitted.
Handcraft:
Handmade items made by the artist from manufactured, recycled, or repurposed materials transforming the combined materials into a unique product into a cohesive collection. The complete description of the items required.
Jewelry:
All Jewelry crafted from metal, glass, stone, clay, or other materials. Commercial molds or casts are not permitted. At least 50% of the organic materials in the finished product used must be produced by the artist.
Leather:
Works created from leather materials.
Metalwork:
Functional and sculptural works incorporating metal.
Mixed Media:
Includes more than one type of physical material such as collage, paper, clay, fiber, glass, encaustic, pen and ink, paint, watercolor, or photography.
Painting:
The use of oils, acrylics, watercolors, and tempera suitable for hanging.
Photography:
Prints, transparencies or digital images made from the artist’s original negative or taken with a digital camera that has been processed by the artist.
Woodwork:
Original works in wood that are built, turned, carved or tooled.
Non-Juried only categories
Consumables:
Soaps, body products, chocolate, candy, sauces, spices, pickles, tea, honey, candles and other products that are consumed.
Pet Supplies:
Collars, leashes, harnesses, pet cookies, and pet toys.
Various:
Work that does not fit in any other category.
Vintage:
Old items which carries certain nostalgic value.
Please use the below GPS addresses to find the entry point to Festival; please note that we have separate entrances for the juried and non-juried show.
Juried Show (arts & crafts)
Community Corner (non-profit)
At 242 Elizabeth Street, Atlanta, GA 30307
Non-Juried Show (street market)
At 1001 Euclid Avenue, Atlanta GA 30307
Artists will be able to unload near their booth during set-up and tear down. Exhibitors can load-in only during the designated times (April 25th between 6:30AM – 10:30AM). The lane of traffic where the Festival takes place is only wide enough for one vehicle. Therefore, we depend upon artists’ cooperation to keep traffic moving at a pace that will allow everyone equal time to set-up. We ask that upon arrival at your booth location you unpack then move your vehicle before you start set-up. Artists will be responsible for hand carting in additional merchandise after the designated load-in time.
Artists are responsible for collecting and reporting sales tax. The current Sales Tax rate for this event is 8% (Georgia 4%, Fulton County 3%, City of Atlanta 1%).
The sales tax form can be downloaded here: https://dor.georgia.gov/fs-32-miscellaneous-events