Art in the Park has been a Lawrence tradition since 1964, and a premier annual juried art event.
Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 24 and 25, South Park is again filled with fine art brought to the community by local and regional artists as well as artists from around the country. Art in the Park has grown to a two-day affair with more than 130 artists participating, as well as live music, food trucks, and activities for children.
The large variety of art and artists found at the Lawrence Art Guild’s Art in the Park speaks to the appreciation that the guild has for the breadth of possibilities across the arts. Walking along the white tents of the art fair, one will see not only beautiful or thought-provoking paintings, but works done in mediums of all types.
All Art in the Park artists work in the fine arts, and yet some work in mediums which are often not thought of as fine art mediums including woodwork, fabrics, jewelry, upcycled items, and so much more!
Art in the Park is a Lawrence favorite not to be missed! Event hours are 10 a.m to 6 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 24, and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 25.
See the map below for the full layout of tents at South Park. Learn more at this link and catch a sneak peek at some of the artwork on the Lawrence Art in the Park Facebook and Instagram pages.
Art-in-park-mapCheck out a gallery of photos from last year’s Art in the Park at this link.
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