The 40th annual Fall for the Arts Festival returns to Chestnut Hill on Sunday, September 15, from 11 a.m. until 5 p.m., transforming Germantown Avenue into an outdoor arts and crafts marketplace. The popular family-friendly, pet-friendly event features live demonstrations, children’s activities, live music, culinary delights, and boutique shopping. The streets between the 8000 and 8600 blocks of Germantown Avenue will be closed to vehicular traffic to provide ample space for visitors and vendors. The beloved community tradition invites visitors of all ages to immerse themselves in a day filled with artistic expression, family fun, and local flavor.
Attendees can look forward to live demonstrations by skilled artisans, engaging children’s activities, and a diverse lineup of live music that will set the perfect backdrop for a leisurely stroll. The Fall for the Arts Festival is not just a celebration of creativity but also a showcase of local culture and community. The festival attracts more than 200 talented and diverse artists and vendors from the Mid-Atlantic region and locations as far away as New Mexico. Visitors can expect to find an eclectic mix of artistic creations, ranging from stunning oils, watercolors, and etchings to captivating photography, intricate sculptures, and finely crafted pottery. In addition, a variety of wood crafts, jewelry, and accessories will be available, offering something special for every taste and style.
As the fall season begins, Chestnut Hill’s cobblestone streets and centuries-old architecture make the neighborhood the perfect backdrop to celebrate the festival. Attendees can bundle up in a cozy sweater, sip on pumpkin lattes, and spend the day exploring a neighborhood bursting with autumn charm. From boutique shops showcasing the latest fashion trends to restaurants serving up seasonal, mouthwatering dishes, the Fall for the Arts Festival is the perfect way to savor the delights of the season.
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