2025 Tour of Homes: April 25-27 | Festival: Sat April 26 & Sun April 27

Become an Exhibitor

Exhibitor Applications Open in Early December

Deadline: Friday, March 22 11:59pm

~400 exhibitors will participate in The Inman Park Festival.

As a mainstay in the Atlanta Arts community, this event will showcase a wide variety of artistic disciplines including painting, metalwork, fiber art, mixed media, fiber, ceramics, jewelry, woodcraft and much more. 

The artists’ market has  juried (arts & crafts) and non-juried (street market) sections. Juried booths will be eligible for the following prizes:

  • First prize: $500
  • Second prize: $300
  • Third prize: $150
  • Honorable mention (3x): $50

Nonprofit organizations with a 501(c)(3) status may apply to the Community Corner which is in one end of the neighborhood next to the Delta Park Music stage.

Fee Structure

The festival takes place rain or shine. The application and booth fees are non-refundable. All spaces are in the streets of Inman Park. Each booth is 10′ deep x 15′ wide, and applicants can request multiple site by side booths.

  • Application fee: $25
  • Standard booth fee: $335 per booth
  • 501(c)(3) booth fee: $100 per booth

After applying, an invitation to participate will be extended to applicants. Payment can be made through our Eventeny Portal using a credit card or ACH ($7 Fee applies).

Important Dates

Applications Open:
Dec 4, 2023

Application Deadline:
Mar 22, 2024

Application Decisions:
Jan 21, 2024
Feb 18, 2024
Mar 23, 2024

Purchase Deadline:
Mar 24, 2023

Event Dates:
Apr 26, 2025 11am-7pm
Apr 27, 2025 11am-6pm

Load-in:
Apr 26, 2025 6am-10am

Location

Please use the following addresses to find the entry point to Festival. **Please note that we have separate entrances for the juried and non-juried show.**

Juried Show (arts & crafts) & Community Corner (non-profit)
242 Elizabeth St 
Atlanta, GA 30307

Non-Juried Show (street market)
1001 Euclid Ave
Atlanta GA 30307

Load-In & Load-Out

Exhibitors will be able to unload near their booth during set-up and tear down, but can load-in only during the designated times (April 26 between 6:30am and 10:30am). The lane of traffic where the Festival takes place is only wide enough for one vehicle, so we depend upon exhibitors’ cooperation to keep traffic moving at a pace that will allow everyone equal time to set-up. We ask that upon arrival at your booth location you unpack first and then move your vehicle before you start set-up. Exhibitors will be responsible for hand carting in additional merchandise after the designated load-in time.

Traffic Flow for Load-In
April 26 6:30am-10:30am
Juried and nonprofit exhibitors enter from the north at Waverly and Euclid. Non-juried exhibitors enter from the east at Euclid and Hurt

Sales Tax

Artists are responsible for collecting and reporting sales tax. The Georgia state sales tax form can be downloaded here.

Categories

Ceramics: Original shaped and fired clay including earthenware, porcelain, and raku.

Drawing/Printmaking: Original drawings made with pen, pencil, charcoal, pastels or chalk. Printmaking process may include pulled plates, linoleum prints, etching, engraving, silkscreen or lithography. All prints must be signed and numbered by the artist. Photocopies are not permitted.

Fiber: Works created from fibers including basketry, batik, weaving, sewing, papermaking, knitting, and quilting.

Handcraft: Handmade items made by the artist from manufactured, recycled, or repurposed materials transforming the combined materials into a unique product into a cohesive collection. The complete description of the items required.

Jewelry: All Jewelry crafted from metal, glass, stone, clay, or other materials. Commercial molds or casts are not permitted. At least 50% of the organic materials in the finished product used must be produced by the artist.

Leather: Works created from leather materials.

Metalwork: Functional and sculptural works incorporating metal.

Mixed Media: Includes more than one type of physical material such as collage, paper, clay, fiber, glass, encaustic, pen and ink, paint, watercolor, or photography.

Painting: The use of oils, acrylics, watercolors, and tempera suitable for hanging.

Photography: Prints, transparencies or digital images made from the artist’s original negative or taken with a digital camera that has been processed by the artist.

Woodwork: Original works in wood that are built, turned, carved or tooled.

Consumables: Soaps, body products, chocolate, candy, sauces, spices, pickles, tea, honey, candles and other products that are consumed.

Pet Supplies: Collars, leashes, harnesses, pet cookies, and pet toys.

Various: Work that does not fit in any other category.

Vintage: Old items which carries certain nostalgic value.

Rules

  1. The Festival provides only the ground space for exhibitors. Each exhibitor must provide and prepare his/her own displays. Electricity is not provided. All tents must be secured and weighted.
  2. The City of Atlanta festival ordinance requires that your tent must be certified as flame-proof. Please refer to Article IV, Sec. 142-42(e) of the Atlanta Municipal Code.
  3. Prior to the Festival, exhibitors will be notified of their site location and detailed setup information. Plan to set up your booth on Saturday between 6:30am-10:30am. Please do not call for booth assignments, once assignment has been done, they will be sent via Eventeny. You will also be informed of your location during check-in.
  4. Set-up for the exhibition will be Saturday April 26, from 6:30am to 10:30am. Booth permits are distributed at check-in on Saturday morning. Festival volunteers will be at the exhibit area to direct you to your assigned booth for unloading. Vehicles (maximum two per booth for first booth, and one additional if you request additional booth spaces) should be parked in designated lots promptly after unloading. Parking is limited; please pack accordingly. Parking details will be provided during the check-in process. Street parking is available in the surrounding neighborhood. Paid parking options will also be available for festival guests and artists.
  5. Vendor vehicles are limited in size. No trucks with dual axles and/or more than four wheels. Trailers can’t be longer than 18′ or taller than 7’4″.
  6. After unloading, the exhibitor’s vehicles must be moved to designated parking. Vehicles will not be permitted to remain in the exhibition space during the Festival, nor may they enter the Festival footprint until approved by the off-duty police officers onsite during the whole Festival weekend.
  7. Exhibitors shall be responsible for obtaining any required licenses, permits or approvals under state laws applicable to his/her activity at the Festival and for paying any taxes, sales taxes, fees or other charges that may be applicable to any Exhibitor’s activity at the Festival.
  8. The Festival is a rain or shine event. No refunds will be given for cancellations.
    The Festival reserves the right to cancel an Exhibitor’s contract. The Festival may require the Exhibitor to leave the Festival at any time if the Exhibitor is in violation of any rules and/or regulations stated herein.
  9. No merchandise may be sold or displayed at the Inman Park Festival that creates a public nuisance or large quantities of litter, or which bears the Inman Park butterfly logo or the words “Inman Park” or any other wording that links the merchandise to Inman Park. Food or beverages may not be sold in the Arts & Crafts or Street Market areas without prior approval. No amplified music, compressors or generators are allowed.
  10. Pets are prohibited at the Festival by city ordinance Sec. 142-63(e). Inman Park Festival is a “class B” festival and anyone with a pet is subject to a citation from the Atlanta Police Department.
  11. Security personnel will be provided, and all reasonable care exercised, but the Inman Park Festival shall not be responsible for loss of or damage to merchandise or for injury to anyone participating in the show. If insurance is desired, it must be secured by the exhibitor.
  12. Items suitable for Street Market are handcrafted items, antiques, furniture, memorabilia, consumables such as soaps, lotions, and candles, and other unique items. Vendor applications will be reviewed and accepted/rejected as they are received and reviewed for appropriateness.
  13. Five (5) representative artwork pictures plus one (1) booth picture must be submitted with the Eventeny application for the juried show (arts & crafts). If several artists share a booth, pictures from all artists are required.
  14. All work to be exhibited at the juried show (Arts & Crafts) must be artist’s original work. Manufactured or kit objects and/or ceramics cast from commercial molds will not be considered for the Arts & Crafts Exhibition. Exhibition officials have the authority to reject or disqualify any work.
  15. The Inman Park Arts & Crafts Committee will jury all juried show applications and may accept or reject some or all the work represented by the images that accompany the application. The jury will meet on the following dates to accept/reject arts & crafts applications: 01/21/24, 02/18/24, and 03/23/24.
  16. Applications will be juried as they are received (see schedule above), and when the slots are filled no more applications will be accepted. Overflow or rejections from Arts & Crafts will not automatically get a space in the Street Market area.
  17. Judging of Arts & Crafts exhibitors will begin at 12:00pm on Saturday 04/26/2025. First prize, $500; second prize, $300; third prize, $150; and three honorable mentions, $50 each.