26th Annual Summer Festival of the Arts Returns to Wean Park July 27 & 28
The Summer Festival of the Arts is back for its 26th year, bringing a vibrant celebration of creativity and culture to the heart of downtown Youngstown. Scheduled for July 27 - 28, this highly anticipated event promises two days of art, entertainment, and family-friendly fun in Wean Park.
The festival, known for its diverse attractions and activities, offers something for everyone and remains free of charge for all attendees.
The Summer Festival of the Arts invites the entire community to celebrate creativity. Guests will have the opportunity to explore an array of fine art and crafts, showcasing the talents of both local and national artists. From intricate jewelry to captivating paintings, the festival provides a unique platform for artists to showcase their finest works.
The festival emphasizes family-friendly entertainment, offering various activities designed specifically for children. The Children's Entertainment Tent, sponsored by the City of Youngstown, will host a variety of engaging performances creating an exciting atmosphere for the entire family. The Children's Art Tent will also provide an interactive space for young artists to unleash their creativity through various art projects encouraging their artistic development.
"We are thrilled to bring back the Summer Festival of the Arts to Wean Park," said Katie Merrill, the event organizer. "This event has become a beloved tradition in Youngstown, providing an exceptional opportunity for artists to showcase their talents and for families to come together and celebrate creativity. We invite everyone to join us for two days of artistic immersion, entertainment and fun!"
The Summer Festival of the Arts is made possible through the generous support of sponsors, volunteers and the community. The festival is a testament to the city's vibrant arts scene and commitment to fostering cultural experiences for residents and visitors alike.
The Summer Festival of the Arts takes place 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Saturday, July 27 and 11 a.m. - 4 p.m., Sunday, July 28. Convenient parking is available at the Covelli Center near Wean Park.