Monte Sano Art Festival welcomes over 130 artists this weekend
The Monte Sano Arts Festival will be held Sept. 21-22.
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10:18 am Thursday, September 19, 2024

Monte Sano Art Festival welcomes over 130 artists this weekend

HUNTSVILLE – Prepare for an exquisite blend of nature’s beauty and artistic creativity at this year’s Monte Sano Art Festival, presented by Damson Automotive, on Sept. 21 and 22, at Monte Sano State Park. A Huntsville tradition, the juried art festival will showcase over 130 local and regional artists and welcome select local food vendors and featured musicians.

“The Monte Sano Art Festival stands out as a unique opportunity for patrons to explore a vibrant array of art from local, regional, and national artists,” said Allison Dillon-Jauken, Executive Director of Arts Huntsville. “Set against the stunning scenery of Huntsville’s state park, this juried showcase features carefully selected professional artists. From intricate jewelry and sculptures to mesmerizing paintings and ceramics, the festival offers a diverse range of artwork to captivate both beginner and experienced collectors.”

Celebrating September’s Music Month, the festival will feature 12 local musicians on two stages presented by United Community Bank. Additionally, there will be a special performance from Opera Huntsville on Saturday at 4 p.m. Local food trucks will be present throughout the weekend, and attendees will be able to dine al fresco on picnic tables placed throughout the food and beverage areas. A full list of artists and musicians can be found on the Monte Sano Art Festival page on the Arts Huntsville website.

Monte Sano Art Festival will be open to the public from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, September 21 and from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday, September 21. Presented with a commitment to inclusivity, Arts Huntsville extends an invitation to the public to enjoy the festival without any admission charges. However, Monte Sano State Park will charge a nominal fee of $10 per car for parking or $5 per walk-in festival attendee, cash only. All funds go toward supporting the state parks system.

This year’s festival is presented by Damson Automotive, with additional support from Torch Technologies, Legacy Health Chiropractic, Leaf Filter, and Renewal by Anderson. For the full list of participating artists and additional information about the Monte Sano Art Festival and Arts Huntsville’s programs, please visit the Arts Huntsville website or call (256) 519-ARTS (2787). Arts Huntsville can be found on Facebook and Instagram at @ArtsHuntsville.

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