#local-artists

#local-artists

Oakland's Rockridge District will feature over 20 street performances, more than 50 local artists, a flea market, and many local retailer promotions during the event.

"We'll host local DJs who all have different styles, but also showcasing newer artists, whether that's someone from Berklee (College of Music) or someone that just moved to Boston, that's our goal to kind of get a little bit of everything, and long term, you can expect to probably see some surprises too," says general manager Allison Finney.

Every third Saturday, the Oakland Art Murmur offers a free guided walking tour, showcasing a different theme for each tour led by notable figures in the art community.

Poetry on the Bay Pt. 2 is a free spoken word event at India Basin Waterfront Park on July 25, highlighting local artists and community spirit.

The Vallejo Art Walk occurs every second Friday from 5-10 pm, featuring over 25 local and national artists in downtown Vallejo's historic arts district.

The SF First Thursday Art Walk opens 27+ galleries late at night each first Thursday from 6-10 pm, showcasing fine art in various locations.

Join us for the 2025 Makers Market's Local Artist Street Fair on Saturday, July 12th, from 11am to 6pm, at Santana Row, San Jose.

We keep it moving, hustling with the changes, thinking outside the margins. Saying farewell to venues calling it quits and acknowledging local labels and artists on the rise.

"What's so appealing about Bay Ridge and Fifth Avenue especially is its diversity. It's a small town in a big city. Everyone knows each other, and that's why Bay Ridge is so special," BID Executive Director Elizabeth Lovejoy told the Eagle at last year's milestone festival.

Join us for the annual NOPNA Summer Block Party on May 31, from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm, featuring local artists and community fun!

The Waterfront Blues Festival's lineup is growing, featuring local talents like LaRhonda Steele and ZZ Ward, promising a vibrant experience for blues music lovers.

The Mayday Parade, an annual celebration of art and community, showcases a vibrant tapestry of local talent, featuring colorful dancers and impressive giant puppets.

We look forward to the sheer delight on people's faces and seeing these little guys fly every year. This year's line up of restaurants and family activities makes this basically the best Friday night ever in DUMBO.

Not only do we give our time, but we have returned $1.5 million to nonprofits to do good work in our community.

Atlanta's poster features a cartoon-style collage showcasing iconic buildings alongside a surreal depiction of a football emerging from a peach.

"I want the young, serious, good artist coming up to know that there is a place here he can show. I want him to stay in this community."