This 6th annual 2 day art and craft show takes place in the heart of Holmes beach on Anna Maria Island at City Field on Marina Drive, across from The Ugly Grouper.
This holiday event will accept handmade and also unique gift ideas. Focus is on handmade & artist designed items but the jury will consider unique/creative gift ideas, authors, inventors and designers for holiday gift giving.

This exhibition explores the intersection of fashion, circus, and stagecraft, capturing the drama, elegance, and eccentricity of the performing arts. Art of the Spectacle creates a visual celebration of performance, where costume, movement, and theatrics take center stage. Artists are invited to submit works that embrace the bold, the theatrical, and the extraordinary. Whether inspired by vintage vaudeville, avant-garde fashion, or the magic of the circus, this show seeks artwork that transforms the gallery into a stage, where every piece tells a story.

From the impressive, multi-tiered waterfalls of the Tennessee River Valley to the wide and shallow Mobile Bay, Alabama boasts a rich and complex network of waterways recognized globally for its unique ecological significance. Members of the Alabama Women’s Caucus for Art, comprising a nexus of creatives from throughout the “River State”, will create a diversity of interpretive works that reflect on the rivers, streams, wetlands, and coastal borders of this sweet, beautiful, biodiverse home. ALWCA presents “From Source to Sea: Alabama Streams of She”, a juried exhibition to be held at the Library Gallery at Birmingham Botanical Gardens, open to all ALWCA members in good standing. This will be the first ALWCA full-member exhibition in Birmingham, Alabama.

In 2025, The d’Art Center launched its first Glass Circuit Event in alignment with Chrysler Museum’s Perry Glass Studio Grand Reopening Weekend. The Glass Circuit Tour featured glass exhibits, glass demos, art activities, and free transportation that connected three venues - The d’Art Center, Chrysler’s Perry Glass Studio, and The Glass Light Hotel.

This year, the Glass Immersed Dual Installation at d’Art Center will feature a Juried Glass Art Exhibit as well as an Artisan Glass Sale from both local and national artists. This installation will also outline the history of Norfolk’s Glass Scene, as well as the history of the Studio Glass Making Movement. The Juried Exhibit will highlight a unique and diverse range of glass artworks.

This Dual Installation will be a destination on The Norfolk Glass Circuit Event, scheduled Sunday, March 29th, 2026.

Oglebay Institute is seeking established and up and coming artists to inspire, collaborate, and share their talents with their local schools and community. The Stifel Fine Arts Center Artist Residency program will partner with interested artists to build a body of work, and conduct school and community outreach programs while gaining critical skills for their future career, or by adding to their existing portfolio. Using an innovative residency model, their goal is to expand the impact of resident artists’ skillsets while encompassing the larger community. This program will afford artists the opportunity to showcase their skills in our arts center while simultaneously teaching and composing materials for an exhibition environment. This residency program is supported by funding from the EQT Foundation and the Elizabeth Stifel Kline Foundation.

The Michael P. Smith Fund for Documentary Photography (MPS Fund) was created to honor the life and work of Michael P. Smith, one of New Orleans’ most legendary and beloved documentary photographers. The MPS Fund awards cash prizes and exhibition opportunities to Gulf Coast photographers whose work combines artistic excellence and a sustained commitment to a cultural documentary project.

The Wiregrass Biennial is a juried exhibition open to all artists living and working in the South over 18 years of age. Eligible states include Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia. All work must be original and completed within the last three years. They are seeking innovative and progressive work that utilizes a diversity of art forms and media. Additionally, they encourage large works, installations, and new media, and will also consider performance-based work in conjunction with the exhibition opening.

Artists are invited to interpret the theme “No Boundaries” in an original piece of fiber-based artwork. Boundaries can keep things in or keep things out. They may be physical, geographical, or even emotional. This exhibition asks artists to explore the creation of art with “No Boundaries.” Artwork will be considered in any media but MUST contain a minimum of 25% fiber components or fiber techniques.

Yeiser Art Center is now accepting entries for the FANTASTIC FIBERS 2026 international juried exhibition. One of Yeiser Art Center’s most engaging and innovative international exhibitions, FANTASTIC FIBERS seeks to showcase a wide range of outstanding contemporary works related to the fiber medium.