Upcoming Events at City Center West
Sat Sep 25, 10:00 AM - Sun Sep 26, 5:00 PM
City Center West
6100 Lake Forrest Dr. NE, Sandy Springs, GA 30328
Community: Sandy Springs
Description
The Atlanta Foundation for Public Spaces is proud to announce the 9th Annual Sandy Springs Artsapalooza coming to Sandy Springs, Georgia September 25-26.
Event Details
The Sandy Springs area is a vibrant, upscale, family friendly community just north of Buckhead and Atlanta. Artsapalooza is one of the premiere art festival attractions in the affluent Sandy Springs area and draws a large purchasing crowd each year to the beautiful tree-lined streets of Sandy Springs. Equal parts art show, music festival and street party, Sandy Springs Artsapalooza is the perfect way to kick of spring festival season in Atlanta!
Sandy Springs Artsapalooza is a two-day outdoor event with an emphasis on visual arts and handcraft. This festival will feature up to 150 local and regional artists representing disciplines in painting, ceramics, glass, woodwork, handcraft, mixed media and more. In addition to our beautiful selection of artwork, the festival will also include an amazing lineup of gourmet food trucks, live acoustic music, children’s activities, as well as free parking and free admission. In all, this festival is the perfect spring destination with activities for the entire family.
The Festival benefits a scholarship fund for local artists administered by the Georgia Foundation for Public Spaces.
Sandy Springs Artsapalooza is a two-day outdoor event with an emphasis on visual arts and handcraft. This festival will feature up to 150 local and regional artists representing disciplines in painting, ceramics, glass, woodwork, handcraft, mixed media and more. In addition to our beautiful selection of artwork, the festival will also include an amazing lineup of gourmet food trucks, live acoustic music, children’s activities, as well as free parking and free admission. In all, this festival is the perfect spring destination with activities for the entire family.
The Festival benefits a scholarship fund for local artists administered by the Georgia Foundation for Public Spaces.
