Arts & Entertainment
Doylestown Arts Festival: What You Need To Know
The event is coming up in September.

Five stages of live music, two food courts, and over 160 artists will be featured at this year’s Doylestown Arts Festival.
The 24th annual event will take place on the weekend of September 12th and 13th.
The festival is a free event and will be held rain or shine.
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The festival will host a juried selection of more than 160 artists. This year’s festival features everything from fine art and photography to wood, pottery, jewelry, apparel, recycled art, face painting and more. Plus, five stages of live music will feature solo acts, rock, pop, folk, big band and music for kids, according to organizers.
This year, the food court will be in two locations and selections will include traditional festival fare, vegetarian options, food trucks, desserts and more.
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The main food court, which has 10 vendors, will remain at State and Hamilton streets. Two more vendors will be added to the lot at Pine and State streets, organizer said.
This year’s highlights:
- The Michener Museum will provide hands on activities for kids
- Berg Cart rides will be setup in the Pine Street parking lot
- Pro and amateur cycling races will take place on Sunday
- Holiday House will provide free doggie art at their booth
- Live pottery, sewing and art demos will be featured throughout the weekend
- CB Cares will provide music and art at a booth near State & Hamilton Streets
- Community tables will be present featuring local businesses and non-profit groups
- Free parking will be available for the general public at the County Parking Garage and other locations
The Doylestown Arts Festival is organized by volunteers at the Doylestown Alliance.
Sponsors of the Doylestown Arts Festival include:
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