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🚩Artist Applications are now open for the 2027 Atlanta Dogwood Festival, April 9 – 11 in Piedmont Park in Atlanta, GA. 🎉Now in its 91st year, the Atlanta Dogwood Festival is a beloved Atlanta tradition featuring fine art, music, and family entertainment. 🔗Link in bio to apply.

🚩Artists, this is your chance to be part of the 91st Annual Atlanta Dogwood Festival!Applications are open for artists interested in showcasing their work in Piedmont Park, April 9–11, 2027. ⏳With just one month left to apply, now’s the time to submit your work for consideration. 📅 Application deadline: Oct. 28 🎨 Apply at dogwood.org (link in bio)

🎉 Congratulations to Jef Raasch, this year's winner in the Clay category! 🌟 Find the full list of this year's Artist Winners on our website.

🌸Save the date: April 9-11, 2027! 🌸 We are thrilled to announce that the Atlanta Dogwood Festival will return to Piedmont Park for its 91st annual celebration! 🎉🎨🎶 🩷We couldn’t have done it without the overwhelming support of our community and sponsors earlier this year. Your support will allow this beloved Atlanta springtime tradition to continue. Look for hundreds of artists from across the country, international performances, live music, high school art and much more. Requested festival donations played a critical role in the festival’s financial viability this year. In 2027, we plan to pair onsite donations with added benefits as a thank-you for your support. We can’t wait to celebrate with you again in April! 🌸

🎨 Calling all artists! Applications are now open for the 2027 Artist Market. 🌸 Showcase your original work alongside artists from across the country at the 91st Annual Atlanta Dogwood Festival, April 9–11, 2027, in @piedmontpark. 🖼️ 260 artist booths available 📅 Application deadline: Oct. 28, 2026 🔗 Apply through @zapplication at the link in our bio. We can’t wait to see your work! 🎨

🎨 LAST CALL, ARTISTS! Applications for the 2027 Atlanta Dogwood Festival close TONIGHT at midnight! Join us April 9–11 in Piedmont Park for one of Atlanta’s most beloved spring traditions! With 260 artist booths across 12 categories, our juried Artist Market is a fantastic opportunity to showcase your work. 🖼️ Application fee: $35 📸 Submit four images of your work plus a booth shot 📅 Artists notified November 10 ⏰ Don’t miss your chance! Apply by midnight tonight, October 28! Link in bio or dogwood.org to apply.

🎨 Just ONE WEEK left! Applications for the 2027 Atlanta Dogwood Festival Artist Market close Wednesday, Oct. 28! ✨One of the nation's most celebrated fine arts festivals, the Atlanta Dogwood Festival brings together more than 250 talented artists from across the country for a weekend of art, creativity and community in Piedmont Park. 🌸 The 91st annual festival takes place April 9–11, 2027, and we'd love for you to be part of it! ➡️ Don't miss your chance to showcase your work at this award-winning spring tradition. Apply now at the link in bio or dogwood.org!

✨ Meet this year's Artist Market Jury! Every artist in the Atlanta Dogwood Festival Artist Market earns their spot through a jury of working artists, gallery and museum leaders and arts educators. Over the next few weeks, we’re introducing the six jurors who will review this year’s applications. 🚩 Next up is Susan J. “Sue” Ross! Known as the @photogriot, Atlanta’s photo-cultural historian, Sue spent 36 years working for the City of Atlanta, where she also served as the unofficial city photographer during the administrations of the city's first six African American mayors. Now pursuing documentary and fine art photography full-time, Sue is a founding member of Sistagraphy, a collective of African American women photographers. Her work has been exhibited widely since 1985, and her many honors include induction into the 2024 class of The HistoryMakers and the Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award. Fun fact: Sue's iconic photograph SHEROES was featured in the FOR THE PEOPLE photo-mural exhibit along Auburn Avenue! 📸 ➡️ See more of her work at photogriot.com. Artists, it's your turn! 📣 Applications are open through October 28. Apply at the link in bio or at dogwood.org 🌸

🌸It takes a village to bring the Atlanta Dogwood Festival to life! As a nonprofit organization, we’re incredibly grateful for the dedicated board members who give their time, energy and expertise to help guide the festival year after year. ✨Today, our returning and incoming board members gathered for a board retreat in @piedmontpark, sharing ideas, looking ahead and getting ready for another great year. 💚A big thank you to this group for all they do behind the scenes to support the festival and our mission. We couldn’t do it without them!

🎉 Congratulations to William Kwamena-Poh, this year's winner in the Watercolor/Pastel Painting category! 🌟 Find the full list of this year's Artist Winners on our website.

🎉 Congratulations to Richard Wilson, this year's winner in the Drawing/Graphics/Print Making category! 🌟 Find the full list of this year's Artist Winners on our website.

🌸 We’ve gotten a few questions about the entry fee this year — so we asked our Executive Director to break it down. 🎥 In this video, Brian Hill shares why we’re introducing a nominal fee and what it means for the future of the festival. 🚩Watch to learn more, and thanks for being part of this Atlanta tradition. More info and tickets at Dogwood.org.

Family fun is waiting in Kids Village, presented by @dollywood in scenic @pigeonforgetn 🎨 Nestled in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains, Dollywood in Pigeon Forge is closer than you think. Stop by their booth to learn more and start planning your visit. Located at Oak Hill inside the 12th Street entrance, near the Atlanta High School Art Exhibition, it’s the perfect place for creative play with paintable murals, glitter masks, and paper butterflies, plus puppet shows, face painting, inflatables, a spider jump, bubble fun, and more. 🌸

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Family fun is waiting in Kids Village, presented by @dollywood in scenic @pigeonforgetn 🎨 Nestled in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains, Dollywood in Pigeon Forge is closer than you think.