The annual Affordable Arts Festival is unlike any arts fest you have attended — all of the art is priced at $150 or less. Now ranked #1 in the top 200 Arts Festival in the country, it takes place outdoors on Sunday, August 25, 2024, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Arapahoe Community College. This is the Black Friday of art sales with more than 160 artists from across the nation selling their works in a variety of mediums at amazing prices.
Artists offer a selection of great deals, along with pieces that are normally priced under $150. Don’t let the price fool you. This is fine art at great prices.
How amazing are the discounts? Amazing!
Artist Steven Dragan’s painting was $1,950 now $150. Image: Affordable Arts Festival
Steven Dragan has an 11 x 14 painting of skiers — was $1,950 now $150. And not everything is $150. Deborah Stone’s hand-made scarfs were $135 now $38!
Here’s a link to some of the artists and a few of their best deals.
You’ll find paintings and mixed media, jewelry, glass, fiberworks, photography, metal work, sculpture, ceramics and wood. From the whimsical to the functional to the simply-gotta-have-it, there’s art for all tastes.
Woodworker Kris Kratz’s piece was $250 now $125. Image: Affordable Arts Festival
While gates open at 9 a.m., many people line up much earlier, so be prepared for crowds. At 7 a.m. they have a coffee cart selling java and pastries.
With prices like these, you’ll won’t mind hanging out and have a ton of fun.
Admission is $12 online or at the gate (children 12 and under, FREE) with proceeds going to the Arapahoe Community College scholarship program.
Save $1 off each ticket when you buy online using the promo code CHEAP.
To date, the Festival has raised more than $290,000 for scholarships.
Click here to buy online and avoid the ticket line.
Parking is FREE and there are 1,200 spaces. Don’t worry about buying too much art to carry to your vehicle. The Festival deploys a team of golf cart drivers waiting at the exit to whisk you to your car.
5900 S. Santa Fe Dr., Littleton.