This Thanksgiving weekend, the St. Augustine Art Association is once again serving up a holiday favorite–the 52nd Annual Fall Art & Craft Festival. Gates open at 10 am on Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 29 and 30, at Francis Field, US 1 and W. Castillo Drive and close at 5pm.
Directed by Pam Pahl, this year’s Festival is the largest to date, featuring 160 of the finest regional artists, including jewelers, glass blowers, sculptors, woodworkers, gourd artists, potters, painters, photographers textile batik artists and more, as well as jazz musicians and food vendors. The food venues have increased with the addition of ice cream and Italian ices, along with the favorites from previous years.
Managed by StAAA volunteers, the two-day event is the primary fundraiser for the St. Augustine Art Association, a non-profit organization, founded in 1924. Parking is available at the Visitor’s Parking Garage and a $1 entry donation is requested. For information, contact the Art Association at (904) 824-2310.
For more information visit staaa.org or call (904) 824-2310.
St. Augustine Art Association’s 52nd Annual Fall Art & Craft Festival
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