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2019 Artist Market 1-56 100-177 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 15th Street PARKING 154 DECK R $ P I L A Festival Hours 1 Friday: Noon - 11 pm FOOD 2 9 Piedmont COURT A - 1 Saturday: 10 am - 11 pm Driving Club 1 0 155 4 , 2 Sunday: 10 am - 6 pm 2019 Artist Market 1-56 100-177 57-99 178-260 ARTIST HOSPITALITY & B VOLUNTEER CHECK-IN 187 Artist Market closes at 7 pm on Fri. & Sat. 178 PIEDMONT 177 Friday, April 12 from 2-9 pm EVENT AREAS In the Meadow 14th Street 100 PARK $ SPONSOR BOOTHS INTERNATIONAL We’ve got a great deal for families! Family Friday at the C Park Drive 14TH ST VILLAGE festival offers the unlimited ride wristband good for all ENTRANCE 99 CULTURAL ALLIANCE PARTNERS rides and inflatables on Friday only. With a wristband, you 208 will also receive discounts with select food and beverage FOOD KIDS ACTIVITIES COURT vendors. You can purchase wristbands onsite or pick up your $ pre-sale wristbands at the ticket booth in the Meadow. The SHUTTLE PICKUP cost for Family Friday Wristbands is $25 onsite and includes: FOOD & BEVERAGE VENDORS & DROP-OFF 1 Greystone D ADULT BEVERAGES A4, B6, C2, C5, C7, D4, E5, F2, I6 KIDS Unlimited access to all rides and inflatables 13th Street VILLAGE on Friday, April 12 from 2 – 9 pm dowoodfestial presented by INFORMATION TENTS C2, F1, I6 Friday: Noon 11 pm Saturday: 1 am 11 pm Sunday: 1 am pm 20% discount with select food and beverage vendors Piedmont Avenue Noguchi MERCHANDISE C5 Playscape DOGWOOD SAPLING SALES C5 E DISC DOG 12TH ST USDDN WORLD $ ATM A4, D4, F2, F5, G5, H7 ENTRANCE 57 FINALS QUALIFIER COMMEMORATIVE FIRST AID / EMS F5, G7 12th Street SCULPTURE $ 56 Lake Clara Meer 260 RESTROOMS A4, B5, C2, D4, E2, E7, F7, G2, G5, H5, I7 INTERNATIONAL F STAGE WASTE RECOVERY STATION A4, D4 Community Center PARTY TENT $ The Meadow BIKE RACK I8 FOOD presented by TRUCKS Saturday, April 13 at 8 am SHUTTLE BUS D1 ATLANTA HIGH SCHOOL Charles Allen Drive and 10th Street ART EXHIBITION FOOD G COURT Again this year, we welcome runners and walkers to the FAMILY FRIDAY PICKUP & SALES H7 Atlanta Dogwood Festival Mimosa 5K. Kicking off at Piedmont $ Park, the run follows a charming course through the streets of BACKYARD VIP EVENTS G5 MAIN Oak Hill historic Midtown before ending with a mimosa toast back in We are proud to support the STAGE the park. This AJC Peachtree Road Race Qualifier includes a H8 BACKYARD FAMILY MIDWAY BITES & BEER race t-shirt and mimosa (participants age 21+). A Variety of Fun BREWS $ GARDEN FAMILY Inflatables and Rides H MIDWAY PLUS: One lucky winner will be selected at random to receive a pair of tickets from Southwest Airlines to any of its destinations! Sorry, no dogs are allowed in the park during the festival! START NEW THIS YEAR: Kid’s “Mini Mosa” - a .5K run for children ages Due to a city ordinance, no dogs (other than service dogs and the pre-registered LINE 8 and under, Mini Mosa takes place in the Meadow at 9 am. Stop by our booth at Piedmont Park’s 14th Street entrance to learn competing dogs) will be allowed in Piedmont Park during the festival. about our efforts to protect the environment. presented by Chattahoochee Riverkeepers will host No Smoking in the Park! PRESENTED BY There is a City of Atlanta ban on smoking in outdoor parks and recreational CHARLES ALLEN DR rain barrel workshops and painting activities. facilities including Piedmont Park where the Atlanta Dogwood Festival is I ENTRANCE LOCATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE 10th Street 10th Street © 2019 The Coca-Cola Company. All Rights Reserved. © 2019 The Coca-Cola Company. located. This means no tobacco products, including cigarettes, cigars and pipe tobacco, will be permitted. Obayana Ajanaku 171 Su Abbott 154 Neil Brown 194 Penny Atkinson-Potter 40 Pavlina Alea 82 Michael Bryant 148 The2019 Atlanta Dogwood Artist Festival includes Market one of the largest and most diverse juried fine art markets in the country. More than Chelsea Bird 47 R. L. Alexander 34 Doug Cavanah 2 2019 Festival Schedule 250 artists from around the country exhibit in 12 categories, including painting, glass, clay, wood and mixed media. Some of Claudia Carreon 192 Carla Bank 22 Eric Clay 32 JEWELRY PAINTING Noon Festival Opens! the country’s top painters, photographers, sculptors, leather and metal craftsmen, glass blowers and more participate in the Kim Coy 61 Mike Brown 7 Micheal Paul Cole 71 Atlanta Dogwood Festival Artist Market. In 2018, the Artist Market was ranked #23 out of the Top 200 Best Art Shows in the Country OIL/ACRYLIC Family Friday Starts Stacy Deline 120 Carol Carmichael 191 James Cole 202 2:00 pm by Sunshine Artist Magazine. Greater Atlanta Dog & Disc Club Demonstration Wendy & Joe Edwards 25 Kate Carney 79 Sam Collins 132 Tali Almog 49 Michael Barnes 48 Susan Elnora 64 Amy Leigh Carstensen 133 Robert Copeland 105 3:00 pm Main Stage Kicks Off Amanda Bennett 201 Jim Bridgeman 116 Dolores Fawkes 94 Sidney Carter 155 John Deng 98 4:00 pm Greater Atlanta Dog & Disc Club Demonstration CLAY Richard Bond 196 Kristin Busch 243 Ann Finley 91 Janina Ellis 57 Christopher Doherty 247 5:30 pm International Stage Performances Start Joseph Bradley 177 Kimmy Cantrell 100 Leigh Griffin 139 Gerard Erley 41 Jana Epstein 69 6:00 pm Greater Atlanta Dog & Disc Club Demonstration ART PHOTOGRAPHY/DIGITAL Stacey Brown 103 Michael Cho 35 Phillip Hall 88 Annie Flynn 59 Shelagh Forrest 39 Saturday & Sunday from 1 - 5 pm Artist Market Closes Terry Butler 221 Susan Clayton 131 Anne Hanson 54 Mark Gates 231 Geoffrey Harris 90 7:00 pm This all-inclusive experience brings together restaurants, chefs, Teri Causey 172 Audrey Deal-McEver 248 Main Stage VIP Tent Opens 2-D MIXED MEDIA Megan Horan 224 Melissa Gates 232 John Hartung 189 local breweries and beverage providers under a spacious tent Athlone Clarke 149 Todd Feazell 66 7:15 pm Whole World Improv Theatre at International Stage Emma Knapp 146 Charles Gatewood 158 Oscar Matos Linares 210 overlooking the Main Stage and offering plenty of seating, Sarah Collier 23 Thomas Harris 89 Jon Lee 197 Jonah Green 46 Karen Maugans 55 private restrooms and a dedicated bar. 8:30 pm International Stage Closes Sarah McCarthy, Clay, Booth 212 FRIDAY, APRIL APRIL 12 FRIDAY, William Cowherd 101 Samuel Hitchman 31 Hannah Long 238 Signe Grushovenko 85 Andrew Mosedale 244 9:00 pm Family Friday Ends tickets: Erin Curry 28 Bruce Johnson 230 Logan Louis 77 Jackie Haliburton 214 Darren Olson 175 Carol Clay 24 $40 at the door, if available (children 12 and under are free) 10:00 pm Main Stage VIP Tent Closes Michel Delgado 96 C.C Lee 208 Marek Majewski 242 Britt Hallowell 234 Matthew Platz 173 Leah Dziewit 78 This VIP Experience includes Food and Beer Tasting, Access 11:00 pm Festival Closes Benjamin Frey 17 Brenna McBroom 250 Dawn Middleton 165 Kana Handel 199 Garry Seidel 63 Jorge Gil 183 to VIP Tent, Private Restroom Trailers and Comfy Seating Nicole Gladden 215 Sarah McCarthy 212 Annette Morrin 256 Chris Hobe 134 Kyle Spears 169 Galina Kostanda-Lambert 226 platinum tickets: Keith Grace 87 Don McWhorter 118 Suzette Nesbitt 42 Mark Johnson 228 Li Tang 151 Michael Smith 20 $60 at the door if available Alex Grimmer 209 Greg Neal 198 Christian Nevin 229 Sooro Kim 8 Greg Turco 140 The Platinum VIP ticket includes everything above, 8:00 am Mimosa 5K Starts Tabitha Thomas 5 John Ha 187 Robin Rodgers 33 Jay Nielsen 204 Dawn Kinney Martin 110 PLUS (4) Drink Tickets for Beer, Wine or Cocktails FIBER / LEATHER Jeri Vitello 30 10:00 am Festival Opens! Marirosa Hofmann 137 Andy Smith 113 Roger & Renae Poer 143 Ning Lee 237 RESTAURANTS 11:00 am International Stage Performances Start Leif Johansen 205 Larry Spears 163 Elaine Rader 97 Edwin Lester 241 12: 15 pm Greater Atlanta Dog & Disc Club Competition Gerardo Leccese 157 Timothy Sullivan 107 Marjorie Rawson 76 Allen Levy 74 Atlanta High School Art Exhibition Melissa Mastrangelo 249 Brian Swiersz 44 Henry Tinney 10 Anastasia Mak 95 12:30 pm Art Throwdown Competition Begins Michelle McDowell Smith 260 Dennis Thompson 193 David Vrooman 72 Marla McCormick 115 Main Stage Kicks Off Cindy Olmes 51 Tim Turner 240 Terri Winters 104 Jill McGannon 109 1:00 pm Backyard Bites & Brews Opens Ronnie Phillips 122 Tanya Tyree 67 Bruce Peeso 92 Kendra Runnels 127 Andrew Wender 70 2:00 pm Out of Hand Theater “Dogwood Quest” Begins Frosty Rankin 182 Kathleen Taylor 130 Glenn Woods 62 Patrick Slagle 170 Kevin Chen, Painting – Watercolor / Pastel, Booth 14 2:30 pm Atlanta High School Art Exhibition Art Throwdown Awards Tres Taylor 246 Larry Smith 136 4:45 pm Out of Hand Theater “Dogwood Quest” Awards Buchi Upjohn 125 Marisol Spoon 254 Ted Armulowicz 21 Tyler Voorhees 13 Kristin Thorsen 188 Ed Bladen 6 Backyard Bites & Brews Closes Pavlina Alea, Painting - Oil / Acrylic, Booth 82 5:00 pm Nancy Tome 11 Greater Atlanta Dog & Disc Club Awards & Free Jam Adewale Adenle 142 WOOD Jane Burke 111 SATURDAY, APRIL APRIL 13 SATURDAY, Wycliffe Bennett 56 Richard Webb 153 Terri Cadman 179 Artist Market Closes Heidi Barron 53 Susan Elnora, Jewelry, Booth 64 Richard Cooley 161 Michael Costello 203 7:00 pm Main Stage VIP Tent Opens Charlene Heilman 216 Robert Cornell 206 Alfredo Alea 81 Andy Costine 16 GLASS Paula Marksbury 239 International Stage Closes Chris Cumbie 144 Jake Asuit 106 Walt Cottingham 223 Chris McCarthy 252 10:00 pm Main Stage VIP Tent Closes Ernest Curry 27 METAL Chris Beck 108 John Deveer 93 Steve Palmer 159 11:00 pm Festival Closes Amy Dallas 73 Paul Freundt 141 Renee Dinauer 99 3-D MIXED MEDIA Doug Picotte 18 John Denis 181 Jonah Green 45 Mark Ellis 227 BEVERAGES Benjamin Frey, 2-D Mixed Media, Booth 17 Reza Pishgahi 190 Greg Thomas-Moore, Wood,
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