Save the Date!
Webster Arts Fair, June 1-3, 2018
Webster Arts Fair was named one of the TOP 100 fine arts and crafts shows in the US --#77!
Webster Arts Fair is a blind-juried fine arts fair.
Art is the star at the 15th Annual Webster Arts Fair, June 1-3, at the corner of Bompart and Lockwood in charming Webster Groves, MO. Ranked 77th in fine arts and fine crafts fairs in the nation, this prestigious fair features 105 artists from all over the country. The Webster Arts Fair also features entertainment, food and hands-on art activities for all ages. The Webster Arts Fair...Bringing Art to Life! This prestigious fair attracts 20,000 art, food and entertainment lovers for the 3-day event!
**No dogs, other pets, or coolers will be allowed at the fair. Thank you for understanding!
Want to know more about the fair? See the 2018 schedule below!
Friday, June 1st
- Artists Booths & Food Court open, 6-10 pm
- Live music, 6-10 pm, Bompart, Lockwood, & Food Court Stages
- Sip & Stroll, a wine tasting event, 6-10 pm, Bompart Stage
Saturday, June 2nd
- Artists Booths & Food Court open, 11 am-9 pm
- Studios - art experiences for all ages, 11 am-5 pm
- Live music, 11-9:00 pm, Bompart, Lockwood, & Food Court Stages
- Drawing for $250 art fair gift certificate*, 3 pm, Bompart Stage
- Drawing for $250 art fair gift certificate*, 6:30 pm, Bompart Stage
Sunday, June 3rd
- Artists Booths & Food Court open, 11 am-5 pm
- Studios - art experiences for all ages, 11 am-5 pm
- Drawing for $250 art fair gift certificate*, 12:30 pm, Bompart Stage
- Drawing for $250 art fair gift certificate*, 2:30 pm, Bompart Stage
- Live music, 11-5:00 pm, Bompart, Lockwood, & Food Court Stages
*Registration for gift certificate is FREE! Must be present to win.
Cost of attendance? Free.
Are pets allowed? No. Pets will not be permitted on the field at any time during the fair. For the safety of your pet and other festival patrons, please keep your dog and other pets at home during the festival.
Can I bring my cooler? No, the festival does not permit coolers to be brought into the park.
Will there be food and beverages available? Yes, there will be a variety of food items and beverages for purchase. A list of vendors will be available soon!
What are the dates and times of the upcoming show? Friday, 6-10 p.m., Saturday, 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.; and Sunday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Can I volunteer? Oh my, yes! We love our volunteers and need more than 300 to make this work. Webster Arts is a nonprofit organization and relies on the generosity of our community. Click HERE to sign up!
Where can I park? Street parking is free throughout Webster. There is a free parking garage a few blocks away at Garden & Edgar Road. See all parking options here.
How are the artists chosen? Artist apply for the show between Nov and early February by sending four images of their art and an image of their display to Webster Arts for review. As many as 450 artists have competed for 105 booths. A jury of three arts professionals review the work and choose what they think is the best fine art and fine craft to be included in the show. Read about our Jurors here. Artists create the work, pay for their booth space, create their booth display and come to our show, some from as far away as California or Toronto! This is their business. Please support them by collecting their unique work.
Who runs the Webster Arts Fair? The Webster Arts Fair is the largest program of Webster Arts, a non-profit organization that exists to bring art to life and enhance the community through Art. We rely on donations from businesses, foundations and individuals to provide free art experience year-round. Jeane Vogel is the Executive Director. Patrick Murphy is the President of the Board.
Supported by the nonprofit Webster Arts, the Webster Arts Fair featured on-site food from favorite local restaurants, non-stop live performances, art demonstrations, and creative activities that drew over 20,000 visitors and buyers.
What entertainment will be at the fair? The 2017 Webster Arts Fair is thrilled to welcome a wide variety of entertainment to supplement the art from local artists.
