41st Annual Coolidge Corner Arts Festival

From 41st Annual Coolidge Corner Arts Festival Website:

The 41st Annual Coolidge Corner Arts Festival will be held on June 1, 2019 from 11am-6pm. The Festival will be held in the heart of Coolidge Corner along Babcock Street and the adjoining parking lot, between Harvard St and John St. In addition to 85 arts and crafts booths, the festival will feature a live DJ, food trucks, a beer and wine garden, and patio dining.

The Coolidge Corner Arts Festival is a high caliber art and craft fair held once a year, rain or shine, in the Coolidge Corner neighborhood of Brookline, MA. Characterized by a mix of urban and suburban neighborhoods, Brookline is bordered by the City of Boston on three sides. The average household income is $155,000. In addition to being a wealthy residential neighborhood, Brookline is home to many colleges and universities, medical institutions and large pharmaceutical/research companies. Considered Brooklines downtown, Coolidge Corner is a vibrant commercial district that is easily accessible via the MBTA Green Line and bus system. There is street parking available and several parking lots.

85 juried exhibitors will be selected featuring exceptional work in 2-D and 3-D art, printmaking, ceramics, fiber, wearables, glass, jewelry, metal, leather, paper, photography, wood and mixed media.

Only work made by the accepted artist and associates/assistants under their immediate supervision will be accepted.

There is no booth sharing except for artists with collaborative work or artists who have an official business partnership. Collaborative artists and/or business partners must submit images that reflect the full range of the work.

Absolutely no mass produced buy-sell products and/or imports are allowed.

Accepted artists may only exhibit work within their juried category and the quality of work must be consistent with their juried photos.

Jewelry applicants must fabricate the majority of the components used in their designs. Jewelry that is assembled, strung or linked using commercially available components, beads, and stones will not be considered. If jewelry represents more than 15% of your work, you must apply under the Jewelry category.

White tents and weights required (a minimum of 40lb per leg