Fall Festival on Ponce

The Fall Festival on Ponce is a two-day outdoor local arts and crafts event held at the Olmsted Parks along Ponce de Leon Ave., the main thoroughfare in metro Atlanta. This event was such a success in 2010 that we decided to split it into two per year. (one festival in spring, one festival in fall) The festival supports the historic Olmsted Parks restoration. This celebration of community and tradition is in the center of the historic affluent North Druid Hills neighborhood in Atlanta. Lots of trees, huge open green space, and tons of visibility make this an irresistible event for artists.
The Fall Festival on Ponce is a 2-day celebration of community and tradition presented by the Atlanta Foundation for Public Spaces, for people of all ages and interests. The Festival is a major celebration of the arts while honoring the rich history of our community.
At this festival, there is something for everyone: an Artist's Market featuring fine arts and crafts, a Children's Park, local food and beverage concessions, and live acoustic entertainment. Representatives from the Olmsted Linear Park Alliance are onsite to answer questions about these historic parks.

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