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Art Festivals in Arizona

Arts and crafts are celebrated regularly as a way to keep cultural heritage and tradition alive; something that the state of Arizona knows about very well. This is exactly why Arizona offers its residents and guests a variety of art festivals and art shows to choose from; many of which have a specific focus or theme. Furthermore, many of the art festivals held in the state are low-cost or in some cases, completely free for the entire family.

  1. Festivals Sponsored by the Pinetop-Lakeside Chamber of Commerce

    • The Pinetop-Lakeside Chamber of Commerce is responsible for organizing and hosting four separate festivals at White Mountain in Lakeside, Arizona, two of which are solely dedicated to arts and crafts: the Native American Arts Festival and the Fall Artisans Festival. The Native American Arts Festival is held in mid-July and attracts more than 50 Native American artists and vendors. Typical wares seen at the event include rugs, pottery, jewelry and paintings.

      The Fall Artisans Festival is typically held in late September, attracting more than 80 individual artists and vendors. Apart from arts and crafts, the festival also features food, wine and beer, petting zoo, karaoke and a parade. Both the Native American Arts Festival and the Fall Artisans Festival last for three full days, specifically on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

      Pinetop-Lakeside Chamber of Commerce

      102-C Wwest White Mountain Boulevard

      Lakeside, Arizona 85929

      928-367-4290

      pinetoplakesidechamber.com

    Flagstaff Art in the Park

    • Flagstaff Art in the Park actually consists of two separate art festivals: the first being held during the Fourth of July weekend and the second during Labor Day weekend. On-site, live entertainment is provided for children and adults, and food vendors are on-hand to serve up hot meals. The two events are open from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday and from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm on Monday. Both events are provided to the public completely free of charge and are held at Wheeler Park in the city of Flagstaff.

      Wheeler Park

      212 West Aspen Avenue

      Flagstaff, Arizona 86001

      928-556-9498

      flagstaffartinthepark.com

    The Strawberry Festival

    • The Strawberry Festival in Pine, Arizona is a celebration of arts, crafts and of course, strawberries. Sometimes held in conjunction with the Strawberry Valley Blues Festival and the Strawberry Patchers' Quilt Show, the June event offers patrons free admission and live entertainment for the entire family. Regional arts and crafts vendors are on hand to display their wares, and many food vendors offer strawberry delicacies at their booths.

      Pine Strawberry Community Center

      Highway 87

      Pine, Arizona 85544

      480-250-3461

      strawberryfestivalaz.com

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