The Dunwoody Art Festival is a Mother’s Day Weekend tradition! It takes place in Brook Run Park this year, which will allow the festival to spread out more (last year it was held along Dunwoody Village Parkway).
As always, festival admission is FREE.
It is a rain-or-shine event.
The art market is a highlight of the festival. Artisans from around the country showcase and sell handmade items that include paintings, folk art, photography, fiber art, metal sculpture, jewelry, ceramics, blown glass, and more.
See a list of festival vendors
All visitors and vendors are asked to wear masks. There will be hand sanitizing stations throughout the festival, but you might want to have a small bottle of your own handy.
The Kidz Zone is located on the Great Lawn at the park and will feature face painting as well as other family-friendly entertainment.
You’ll find food trucks galore at the Food Court, near the stage. You can sit on the terrace to eat.
Restrooms are located at the park’s pavilion.
Dogs are not allowed at this event.
Festival hours:
- Saturday, May 8th — 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
- Sunday, May 9th — 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- For more info, visit the festival website
Consider the virtual marketplace
If you are unable to attend the in-person event, but would still like to shop, there’s a new virtual marketplace for 2021.
Many of the festival’s participating artists will also host an online marketplace — beginning April 23rd and running through May 14th.
Visit the virtual marketplace
Getting there & parking
Brook Run Park is located at 4770 North Peachtree Rd, in Dunwoody.
There is limited parking inside the park.
You’ll also be able to park at these churches:
• Kingswood Church
4896 N Peachtree Road
• St. Patrick’s Episcopal Church
4755 N Peachtree Road
NOTE: On Sunday, please don’t park at a church until noon or later!
Dunwoody Art Festival preview:
