The festival is fast approaching and thanks to our amazing sponsors and donors it's FREE for all to attend! Join us in Cherry Creek North as we feature 250 juried artists exhibiting their work at one of the largest and most competitive art shows in the United States. This year promises to be a spectacular event, filled with live music, a plethora of free art activities for children at Creation Station, food and beverage offerings from more than 25 Colorado businesses and more!

Plan your Visit

Friday, July 5, 2024: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Accessibility hour 9 a.m. to 10 a.m.

Saturday, July 6, 2024: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Sunday, July 7, 2024: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

This year’s event will be cashless for all culinary, beverage, and merchandise booths. We will accept touchless pay and all major credit debit/cards.

Getting to the festival is easy!

Bike: Secure bike parking is available at the Bike Corral, located on 2nd Avenue near Adams Street and benefits wishforwheels.org.

Park: $3 all day parking is available at the Cherry Creek Shopping Center

• The following CCN garages offer $7 parking during the festival to benefit CherryArts
• Clayton Lane garage, 2nd Ave. and Columbine St. 
• Whole Foods garage, 2nd Ave. and University St. 

Further detailed info at our FAQ FAQ

Festival Map:

There are still a few tickets left! Enjoy a crowd-free shopping experience featuring a full block of artists, live entertainment, pop-up performances, hors d’oeuvres, and drinks. Located on Detroit Street between 2nd Ave and 3rd Ave in Cherry Creek North. Get your tickets today!

CherryArts is excited to partner with HR Meininger to bring high quality art supplies to students throughout Colorado with Art Kits! These kits will provide students with the tools they need to explore their creativity and develop their artistic talents. For every Art Kit purchased, we will donate one to a student. Help us give the gift of arts education to all students in Colorado! Learn more how you can support young artists!

Art Campers with Pat Milberry

These campers developed skills in screen printing, spray painting, printmaking, and watercolor. They then collaborated to create this final sculpture using recycled materials. You can see this piece at this year’s festival at Room and Board on Detroit St, and then it will travel with the Mobile Art Gallery. “Wear your smile, make art accessible, and let’s have some fun!” - Pat

CherryArts, a Denver-based nonprofit, believes that access to art is for everyone, and artists are essential. www.CherryArts.org