Upcoming Art Festivals

Here is what my booth looks like. You can see my copper water fountains range in size from desktop size to 7 feet tall.
Here is what my booth looks like. You can see my copper water fountains range in size from desktop size to 7′ tall.

2023

Ruidoso New Mexico July 21st 22nd and 23rd

Hello fountain lovers. I am halfway thru the summer and the art show season is starting for the rest of 2023. It has been a few months since my last art show.

Ruidoso, New Mexico is my next art show on  July, 21, 22, and 23. The art show is held indoors at the Ruidoso Convention Center. 111 Sierra Blanca Dr, Ruidoso, NM 88345. Turn at the Post Office off Mechem Dr. (CLICK HERE)

My booth is # 107 at the Ruidoso Art Festival. To learn more about the Ruidoso festival click here

Located straight all the way back on the 1st row. Right next to the exit doors.

Ruidoso is great this time of year. Highs of around 85 degrees and in the mid-50s at night. So, if you plan to visit bring a jacket. Ruidoso is a wonderful quaint mountain town. Great places to hike and marvelous restaurants along a winding stream. For more information on Ruidoso (CLICK HERE)

    

More Upcoming:

Santa Fe New Mexico September 2nd, 3rd and 4th

For the rest of the month of August, I need to prepare for the Santa Fe Art Show Labor Day weekend in Santa Fe, New Mexico. In 2023 Labor Day is Monday, September 4th, so the art show will be on September 2nd, 3rd and 4th.  

My booth is located just west of the center of the Santa Fe Plaza. Down the path from Lincoln and San Francisco Streets. A photo of my booth at the Santa Fe Art Show.

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BOOTH PHOTO

This is my best show of the year. I am one of the top artists at this art show and it takes me almost a month to prepare and a month to recover. To create more handmade copper water fountains.

Santa Fe Fiesta Art Show is Labor Day Weekend September 4th, 5TH and 6th. For more information on the art show  (CLICK HERE)

For more information on Santa Fe (CLICK HERE)

Not sure about the rest of September. If I have a great art show in Santa Fe over Labor Day weekend it will take a month for me to ship and then create more fountains.

Past art shows:

Fountain Hills Arizona February 24th, 25th, and 26th

Next stop – Fountain Hills, Arizona just northeast of Scottsdale for the Fountain Festival of Fine Arts & Crafts. The Festival goes from February 24-26 and opens at 10 AM. This art festival is in it’s 49th year, celebrating over 500 artists from all over the world in every medium. Enjoy free admission and free parking, and then spend an hour or then day visiting food booths, the beer garden, or local restaurants. In addition, live bands and musicians will be playing all day long. ‘The Fountain Festival has gained status as one the most important and prestigious shows for artists in this region.’ Click here to read more about the festival and its history on their website.

Fountain Hills – Phoenix Valley

In November, I visited the North East of the Phoenix Valley at the Fountain Hills Festival of Arts. Always a pleasure to visit the art enthusiasts of central Arizona. I will be back here again for the Spring Festival the weekend of February 24th. See above for details.

Tubac Festival of Arts – February 8 – 12

February is going to be an exciting month! First up, come celebrate Tubac’s 64th annual Festival of Arts with Handmade Copper Fountains. This is Southern Arizona’s single longest running art festival with over 250 fine artists exhibiting their talents. Less than an hour drive from Tucson to enjoy this beautiful village and all it has to offer. Read more about the village of Tubac on their website and see their adorable village map here.

Santa Fe

In September, the distinctive open-air arts and crafts market in Santa Fe, NM features one-of-a-kind treasures from booths that line the historic plaza. Select from unique hand-fashioned jewelry, pottery, chic clothing, stylish leather, paintings, photography, handsome wood products, and countless other items. Santa Fe is great this time of year. Highs of around 76-80 degrees and in the low-mid 50s at night. Santa Fe sits in the Sangre de Cristo foothills and is the capital city of New Mexico. It’s renowned for its Pueblo-style architecture and as a creative arts hotbed. The city itself is art.

Hand-Made Copper Fountains Santa Fe NM

Here is my booth at Santa Fe Fiesta Art Show.

Ruidoso

Thank you to all the copper fountain lovers in Ruidoso. Ruidoso is beautiful in the summer. Highs of around 85 degrees and in the mid-50s at night. If you plan to visit bring a jacket. Ruidoso is a wonderful quaint mountain town. Great places to hike and marvelous restaurants along a winding stream. Did you know that Ruidoso translates “noisy waters”. For more information on Ruidoso, click here.

Las Cruces Arts Fair

Thank you to all my friends in Las Cruces, New Mexico for visiting me back in March of 2022. It is always a pleasure to Join the Dona Ana Arts Council in New Mexico. Las Cruces is a beautiful city to spend time in whether it’s at an art fair or the White Sands National Park or the Organ Mountains–Desert Peaks National Monument. If you’re attracted to indoor entertainment, find a football or basketball game while you’re in town. Click here to find more information about Las Cruces, New Mexico.

Patagonia

Thank you to all everyone who visited me at the Patagonia art show in southern Arizona. This art show is in the heart of Patagonia, you can not miss it if you drive thru the town. Patagonia is one of those unique small Arizona towns. The Town of Patagonia is appropriately proud of our history and distinctive character. The community is quirky and we like it that way. Visitors tell us that Patagonia’s unique spirit is easily perceived and is their reason to stay or to return. Situated at over 4,000 feet elevation between the Santa Rita Mountains and the Patagonia Mountains in the riparian corridor of Sonoita Creek, Patagonia is spectacularly rich in both natural and human assets. The distinguishing vision of our community is to protect and build sustainably upon these assets and our town’s character. For more about Patagonia and all they have to offer visit their website.

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