2023 Art Festival
Labor Day Weekend

FRIDAY

September 1st, 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM

SATURDAY

September 2nd, 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM

SUNDAY

September 3rd, 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM

*Note: The show concludes Sunday evening and is not open on Labor Day Monday

PREVIEW SOME OF THE AMAZING ART THAT WAS AT THE 2022 SHOW.

Preview 2022 Artwork

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Art Festival Directory with QR Code

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Spend a day with us as you discover new artists in 25 unique categories.

Stroll along paved walkways around Long's Pond in beautifully shaded Long’s Park as you visit with local and national juried artists.

See the examples below of the
2022 Art Festival

A ONCE-IN-A-LIFETIME GATHERING OF 200 ARTISTS

THERE IS SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE

Try on clothing designed with hand-woven materials
See yourself in a one-of-a-kind exquisite piece of jewelry
Feel the quality of expertly thrown pottery
Marvel at beautiful hand-crafted furniture
Experience “functional art” for your personal use
Explore unique mediums of canvas, sculpture, and hardscapes

Welcome to the
45th Annual Long's Park Art Festival 2023

EVEN MORE REASONS TO COME

Parking: In the park with concierge delivery service of your art to your car.

Win: Our fund raising Raffle Art Gallery of artists in the park.

*Win again: Two daily drawings of $50 certificates for purchase with any artists!

Food: Diverse local culinary meals and appetizers

Drink: Wine & craft beer

SORRY, NO PETS
Qualified Service Animals are welcome

COME FOR A DAY OR STAY THE WEEKEND

Long's Park

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Long’s Park 1441 Harrisburg Pike, Lancaster, PA 17601

BE SURE TO PURCHASE YOUR TICKETS EARLY

The first Art Festival in Long's Park was held July 4, 1976 and was presented by the Lancaster County Bicentennial Committee. The success of the event drew the attention of Long’s Park Amphitheater Foundation (LPAF) leadership, who were looking for a new funding source for the amphitheater.

A partnership was struck with the twin goals of creating a quality Art Festival in Lancaster PA, while raising funds for the foundation and its cultural initiatives like the music series. The first Labor Day show in 1979 was held in conjunction with LPAF’s annual day of music, featuring 87 artists and craftspeople.

The Art Festival now welcomes thousands of visitors each year over Labor Day weekend and hosts 200 exhibitors who are chosen through a competitive jury process.