Juried Art Shows in Arkansas 2021–2022.

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Washington County Fall Harvest Festival

October 14 - 16, 2021

craftfairsnwa.com

(479) 756-6954

Washington County Fairgrounds - Fayetteville, AR

Washington County Fall Festival - 8th annual-Fastest Growing in NWA 250+ Booths: crafts, antiques, demo vendors: blacksmith, etc. Easy Unload/ Easy Access/Backs up to I49/Exit 67A - Free parking, Free admission, Live Music, Full RV hookups/shower house - reasonable rates in securely fenced area. 10x10 Booths: Indoor,Under Covered Pavilion/Enclosed Arena,Outdoor, - Cheapest Booth rate in NW Arkansas/ aggressive advertising campaign. Come Grow with US!

Bella Vista Arts & Crafts Festival

October 14 - 16, 2021

bellavistafestival.org

(479) 360-9348

Beautiful Outside Area - Bella Vista, AR

Tightly juried, original, handmade works, many repeat exhibitors, wide variety of goods. Trams from parking area. Reserved parking for vendors (RV's dry camping). Everyone loves the friendliness & helpfulness of the staff! Now considered the PREMIER arts & crafts festival in the NW Arkansas area! Over 10 other shows in the area over this world-renown arts & crafts weekend.

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Arkansas COVID Info

02/05/2021

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Link to State COVID Info:

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Governor’s Plan to reopen:

Arkansas has laid out its reopening plan for all different business sectors in the Arkansas business community.

Mask Mandates:

Effective July 20, 2020, every person in Arkansas must wear a face covering completely over the mouth and nose in all indoor environments, excluding private residences, where they are exposed to non-household members and distancing of six (6) feet or more cannot be assured and in all outdoor settings, excluding private residences, where there is exposure to non-household members, unless there exists ample space of six (6) feet or more to practice physical distancing.

Mass Gathering Restrictions:

Under guidelines issued Jan. 2, 2021, indoor gatherings of more than 10 people are prohibited unless a plan is submited to and approved by the Secretary of Health. Gatherings of 10 or fewer people are permitted with no approved plan. Larger events at indoor and outdoor entertainment venues can be held for up to 66% of a venue's capacity, with approval from the Secretary of Health.