Ordinarily this event is held on the last weekend of June. The festival layout features artists' booths interspersed with sidewalk cares and local gallery markets, enabling festival-goers to shop while they enjoy artist demonstrations and a sampling of wonderful food.
2. HELP WANTED! ARTIST COORDINATOR - ANN ARBOR STREET ART FAIR
Is this the opportunity you have been waiting for? What a cool job!
The Ann Arbor Street Art Fair has an opening for an Artist Coordinator beginning mid October.
The Artist Coordinator position is a year-round part-time position reporting to the Executive Director. The primary focus of this position is to serve as the point person for all aspects of the organization that directly relate to the participation of artists in the Ann Arbor Street Art Fair. Hours are flexible around specific deadlines and prescribed timeframes, increasing as the Art Fair approaches each July: August – January, approximately 10-15 hours/week; February – March, approximately 15-20 hours/week; April – June, approximately 20-30 hours/week; July, full-time with overtime during the Art Fair.
Send resume and cover letter to mriley@artfair.org. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled.
3. MUSIC FESTIVAL IN MID-TENNESSEE - SEPTEMBER 24-26
Our old artist friend Jack Stoddart is up to it again: Jammin' at Hippie Jack's
Twice a year, the Stoddart farm, nestled on the banks of the Obey River between Nashville and Knoxville becomes the 3 day home for the Jammin at Hippie Jack's Americana Music Mark your calendar for the upcoming Fall Festival September 24, 25, and 26th. Campers day: people and music lovers from across the country will be treated to incredible live performances and can experience the filming of original singer songwriters of Americana, Bluegrass, Blues and Folk music for future episodes of the Jammin at Hippie Jack's public television series. The upcoming fall festival will feature recordings of Doug & Telisha Williams, Gary Nicolson, Whitey Johnson, Seth Walker, The SteelDrivers, Scrapomatic and Larry Cordel. Since January 2009, the series has been available to a national public television audience. The Jammin at Hippie Jack's music...here's the rest
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