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Poulsbo Arts Festival 2022

For over 35 years the Poulsbo Arts Festival (previously Arts by The Bay) has been celebrated on the beautiful waterfront park in downtown Poulsbo on the third weekend in August.​

There is something for every family to enjoy – including jewelry, photography, metalworking, ceramics, woodworking and fabric arts. Raffles of artwork, demonstrations, music and much more complete a fun weekend at the park.

The festival brings together an array of handmade arts and crafts, accompanied by live music and dance. There is something for all the family to enjoy including original design jewelry, metal, ceramic, wood, and fabric art, plus raffles, art demonstrations and much more.

Hours:

Friday 8/19: 12-6pm
Saturday  8/20: 10-6pm
Sunday 8/21: 11-5pm

 

Listen to your Art

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Music! Art! Food! Dancing! All proceeds go to the Trevor Project!
Announcing Listen to Your Art Benefit Festival Final Lineup

This Saturday, August 6, seven local bands will play from 12-9 in Port Gamble, WA at the Listen to Your Art festival. All proceeds go to The Trevor Project,the nation’s largest suicide prevention hotline with a focus on LGBTQ youth, in this entirely student-run festival.

Bands:
Isthmusia, House Of Blue Leaves, Iffy Comma, Matthew the Animal, Henry Lewis Mansfield, Mt. Lake, Eleventy One

Vendors, Artists and Business Partners:
Tizley’s Europub, Kettlelishess Corn, Shanti Living Wellness, Tinsel ‘n Twine, Harold Pulhug, Joshua Gardner, Art SLAM Studio, Gabby Pine,Rane Wilson, Rebecca Osborne, West Sound Academy, Dry Eye Shop, Suquamish Tribe, Mr. Travis Pine

Poulsbo Arts Festival

For over 21 years the Poulsbo Arts Festival (previously Arts by The Bay) has been celebrated on the beautiful waterfront park in downtown Poulsbo on the third weekend in August.

There is something for every family to enjoy – including a children’s art corner, jewelry, photography, metalworking, ceramics, woodworking and fabric arts. Raffles of artwork, demonstrations, food, music and much more complete a fun weekend at the park.

The festival brings together an array of handmade arts and crafts, accompanied by food booths and live music and dance. There is something for all the family to enjoy including a children’s arts corner, original design jewelry, metal, ceramic, wood, and fabric art, plus raffles, art demonstrations and much more

Poulsbo Arts Festival

For over 21 years the Poulsbo Arts Festival (previously Arts by The Bay) has been celebrated on the beautiful waterfront park in downtown Poulsbo on the third weekend in August.

There is something for every family to enjoy – including a children’s art corner, jewelry, photography, metalworking, ceramics, woodworking and fabric arts. Raffles of artwork, demonstrations, food, music and much more complete a fun weekend at the park.

The festival brings together an array of handmade arts and crafts, accompanied by food booths and live music and dance. There is something for all the family to enjoy including a children’s arts corner, original design jewelry, metal, ceramic, wood, and fabric art, plus raffles, art demonstrations and much more

Poulsbo Arts Festival

For over 21 years the Poulsbo Arts Festival (previously Arts by The Bay) has been celebrated on the beautiful waterfront park in downtown Poulsbo on the third weekend in August.

There is something for every family to enjoy – including a children’s art corner, jewelry, photography, metalworking, ceramics, woodworking and fabric arts. Raffles of artwork, demonstrations, food, music and much more complete a fun weekend at the park.

The festival brings together an array of handmade arts and crafts, accompanied by food booths and live music and dance. There is something for all the family to enjoy including a children’s arts corner, original design jewelry, metal, ceramic, wood, and fabric art, plus raffles, art demonstrations and much more

Kingston Arts and Crafts Festival

Kitsap Arts & Crafts Festival is the second longest-running festival in Washington State. Now in our 56th year, we are planning ahead for 2015. We’ll have artisan craft booths, local food vendors, and Juried and Student Art Shows. Walk on the ferry from Edmonds and you’ll be steps away from a good time. There’s also plenty of free 2-hour parking nearby or pay to park in the Marina parking lot.

Please join us at our new permanent location, the Village Green in Kingston.

Contact [email protected] with any questions.

 

 

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