From Fine Art to Coloring Books, There’s Something for Everyone at the Keeseville Community Arts Festival!

Check out the 2023 Keeseville Community Arts Festival from July 21 – 22!

The Keeseville Community Arts Festival is a summertime celebration of all things art in the hamlet. Hosted by AdkAction, locals and visitors attending this annual festival will enjoy live music, dance workshops, Color Fun Run, and art demonstrations. Kicking off earlier in the week, plein air—or outdoor—painters from across the nation will be painting scenes in and around Keeseville. For the duration of the festival, a Plein Air Art Show and Sale will be held at Keeseville’s historic Stone Mill on the Ausable River.

2023’s festival will include the return of the family-friendly event, Arts in the Park, located in Anderson Falls Park on Saturday, July 22, 9am-2pm. Local potters, jewelry makers, and Adirondack furniture artisans will sell their artwork and demonstrate their craft. Enjoy a musical performance by Alice’s Fault and food from The Dogfather and Island Vybz.

Kids of all ages will have the opportunity to engage in the arts with free, hands-on activities too! Sign up for youth outdoor painting classes, a tie dye workshop complete with free festival t-shirt, and be sure to pick up a “Welcome to Keeseville” coloring book from the Adirondack Architectural Heritage booth. Use the coloring book to discover Keeseville’s nearby historic landmarks while creating artwork of your very own!

Check out the Keeseville Community Arts Festival’s full schedule of events including live music, puppet shows, plein air opening reception, painting workshops, and much more.

AdkAction

AdkAction’s mission is to create innovative projects that address unmet needs, promote vibrant communities, and preserve the natural beauty of the Adirondacks for all. Get involved with some of their active programs like The Adirondack Pollinator Project, which helps promote the health of pollinators in our ecosystem and provides resources to become a pollinator advocate, and Adirondack Compost for Good, helping our communities turn food and other organic “wastes” into high quality compost.