Bayou City Art Festival to return to downtown Houston this fall

HOUSTON – Calling all art lovers: The Bayou Metropolis Arts Competition is back.

Just after opting for a digital celebration past 12 months, the annual art festival is back together Allen Parkway and Sam Houston Park on Oct nine-ten, 2021 from ten a.m. to 6 p.m.

The event options reside audio, food vehicles, two amusement phases, and art installations. Grown ups can also get pleasure from the festival’s wine garden, craft beer garden and Artwork Bar. For young children, the festival provides the Energetic Creativity Zone, showcasing arms-on art actions for all ages.

Early hen tickets will be accessible quickly on the web for $fifteen for older people and $five for kids 6-twelve. Little ones five and less than are totally free. Grownup ticket price ranges boost soon after September 24 to $eighteen.

A minimal quantity of all-day VIP tickets are accessible, which contains accessibility to a tented location with light bites, complimentary beer, wine, and other beverages, and unique parking. The VIP zone will also consist of roaming musicians, inventive décor and a cell phone charging station.

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Tickets ought to be bought in advance on the web. No tickets will be offered at the gate.

A part of ticket proceeds will reward the festival’s nonprofit partners, like Artists For Artists, Fresh Arts, Houston SPCA, Warriors In Artwork, Orange Present For Visionary Artwork, and The Museum of Fantastic Arts, Houston.

Presented by The Artwork Colony Affiliation, Inc., the Bayou Metropolis Artwork Competition is dedicated to supporting artists, celebrating undertaking arts, offering back to area nonprofits, inspiring young artists and promoting the effective effects that art has on the Houston local community, according to the formal web-site.

“We are grateful for the artists, volunteers, sponsors, nonprofit partners and the art local community for not only supporting us during this unprecedented time but for believing in our mission for almost 50 many years,” organizers wrote on the site.