Juried Art Shows in Arizona 2021–2022.

Attend the Best Art Shows in Arizona

When was the last time you attended an art show that you couldn’t stop raving about? If nothing comes to mind, it’s been way too long. Finding the perfect art show is a struggle, to say the least. If you’re tired of endlessly browsing through dozens of sites and asking your friends for recommendations, you don’t have to go down those rabbit holes again. At FestivalNet, we’ve put together an updated, vetted, and comprehensive database of holiday art shows online. Whether you’re looking for fine art fairs or juried art shows, you’ll manage to find dozens of great options that help you have an exciting, fun, and memorable day! Ready to get started? Get browsing! Our collection features art fairs for art lovers, kids, families, couples, and friend groups. Finalize your pick to get started!

Silverbell Art & Crafts Festival Tucson

March 5 - 7, 2021

artattackaz.com

(520) 481-8001

Frys Continental Plaza (Cortaro & Silverbell) - Marana, AZ

This highly visible active center is located on the intersection of two busy major thoroughfares. Our white tents and live music attract seasonal, year around residents and tourists. Plenty of free parking and easy access to your booth. This event has a great customer following that appreciates and supports art. Apply early as categories fill quickly. Overnight security provided. This location has a customer following.

Art in the Park Sierra Vista

October 2 - 3, 2021

artintheparksierravista.com

(520) 803-0584

Veterans Park - Sierra Vista, AZ

Oldest, longest running arts and crafts fair south of Tucson. Huge booth spaces - 15x30 with alley parking behind booths. Some electricity. Some RV parking w/electricity & w/out for vendors only. Grassy park setting. Best repeat attendance for both vendors and customers

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02/18/2021

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Under EO 2020-52 (extending EO 2020-09, issued on March 19, 2020), public gatherings of more than 50 people are prohibited, unless the event organizers have received permission from the city, town or county. Private gatherings cannot exceed 50% of the permitted fire-code occupancy.