Cape Cod's Premier Summer Arts Festival
A Juried Celebration of Fine Craft
What You'll Discover
120 Artisans, Infinite Mediums
Fine craftsmanship across pottery, jewelry, glass, wood, fabric, and more.

Pottery & Ceramics
Handcrafted vessels and sculptural pieces shaped by skilled hands and fired to lasting beauty.

Jewelry & Metalwork
Intricate designs in precious metals and stones, each piece a study in precision and artistry.

Fabric & Fashion
Handwoven textiles and original garments that blend traditional craft with contemporary design.

Woodworking
Carved bowls, turned pieces, and furniture that reveal the grain and character of the wood.

Blown Glass
Luminous vases, ornaments, and sculptural forms that catch and transform light.

Mixed Media & More
Paintings, sculptures, and hybrid works that defy easy category and reward close looking.
Festival for Everyone
Family-friendly activities, convenient amenities, and 10,000 collectors from across the region.
Children's arts and crafts tent
Food trucks and refreshments
10,000+ collectors and attendees
A Festival Built to Last
The 52nd Festival of the Arts has earned its reputation as a rite of summer on Cape Cod. Held at Chase Park—just a short stroll from downtown Chatham—the festival draws approximately 10,000 collectors and attendees each year, supported by a strong online, print and radio marketing budget that builds upon decades of successful events. Promotional banners line Main Street, drawing crowds and signaling the arrival of the season's premier arts and crafts celebration.
The 52nd Festival of the Arts has earned its reputation as a rite of summer on Cape Cod. Held at Chase Park—just a short stroll from downtown Chatham—the festival draws approximately 10,000 collectors and attendees each year, supported by a strong online, print and radio marketing budget that builds upon decades of successful events. Promotional banners line Main Street, drawing crowds and signaling the arrival of the season's premier arts and crafts celebration.


52nd Festival of the Arts


