Make plans to attend the Old Fourth Ward Arts Festival. This year the two-day celebration takes place October 2-3, 2021.  Saturday hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.  Sunday hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.  This festival of community and tradition is presented by the Atlanta Foundation for Public Spaces. The event is a major celebration of the arts that also honors the rich history of the local community.

Visit the newly completed Historic Fourth Ward Park to celebrate ART!

Old Fourth Ward Arts Festival

The Old Fourth Ward Arts Festival at the Historic Fourth Ward Park is a two-day celebration for people of all ages, customs and interests. The Festival is a major celebration of the arts that honors the rich history of our community.

At this festival, there literally is something for everyone: fine arts and crafts, a children’s play area, local food and beverage concessions and live acoustic entertainment on the lawn.  All this is within the environment of Atlanta’s most lovely park, part of the celebration on the BeltLine redevelopment.  Formerly, this area flanked “City Hall East,” which is now under redevelopment as Ponce City Market by Jamestown Properties.  This area is a prime example of urban redevelopment and innovation, benefiting the surrounding communities.

Want to learn more about the Historic Fourth Ward Park?  Click HERE.

The Atlanta Foundation for Public Spaces was founded by artists, for artists; by the community, for the community.  They respect the environment to showcase artists in public and hope you will, too!

Location & Info

The Old Fourth Ward Arts Festival is being held at Historic Fourth Ward Park, which is located at 680 Dallas St NE in Atlanta.

October 2-3, 2021.  Saturday hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.  Sunday hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

For more information on the festival, visit www.oldfourthwardparkartsfestival.com.

Historic Fourth Ward Park

The Historic Fourth Ward Park area is rich with diversity and one of the most enthusiastic art communities in the Atlanta area. This event features up to 150 fine painters, photographers, sculptors, leather and metal craft persons, glass blowers, jewelers plus an Emerging Artist pavilion! The Festival offers visitors the opportunity to view artist demonstrations, enjoy live entertainment, participate in hands-on art activities, and enjoy festival foods and beverages.

The Festival benefits a scholarship fund for local artists administered by the Georgia Foundation for Public Spaces.