The Boston Arts Festival | Showcasing Boston's Fine Artists and Musicians

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The Boston Arts Festival | Showcasing Boston's Fine Artists and Musicians

The 2025 Boston Arts Festival takes place on September 6 & 7th

Join us to experience Art & Music live and in person and support our local artists and musicians at this great event. As always, a free and open to the public event run by our 501(c)(3) nonprofit org.

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Come to The Boston Arts Festival to check out and support our local artists and musicians in 2024!

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The Boston Arts Festival

06/08/25

New to the Festival, Emma Tung is a Somerville-based illustrator and painter. After spending 10 years in plant molecular biology research, culminating in a trauma-filled PhD, she has rediscovered her joyful love of plants and returned to creative endeavors. She is inspired by her loved ones’ favorite fruits and flowers and hopes to capture how happy they make her by lovingly embodying each plant’s unique form in her illustrations and paintings. Through this process, her love for all queer people blooms, including her love for herself. ... See MoreSee Less

The Boston Arts Festival

06/05/25

New to the Festival, painter Trey Crim creates and defines chaos with the use of inks and water. He blends the inks with water to create an organic feel to his pieces. A dip pen is often his tool of choice for adding details and definition to each creation. Currently the focus of Trey's art has been birds. Why birds? Because they are beautiful, graceful, and there is a real intensity to them. From chickens to eagles to a little sparrow, they all have this intense focus that Trey finds intriguing. Also, he finds that birds can be agents of chaos which tends to go really well with the techniques he utilizes in making his art. As of this writing, Trey continues to create art in Massachusetts. His work has been published in magazines, graced album covers, and has been featured in galleries along the east coast. Trey’s art has also spread across the globe and to many homes in the US. ... See MoreSee Less

The Boston Arts Festival

06/03/25

Elizabeth Martin of Beech Street Pottery features small batch, wheel-thrown ceramics handcrafted locally in Medford, MA. She has been working with clay for over 18 years and has refined a style that is reflective of her love for nature and the great outdoors. This decorative yet functional art utilizes a unique surface design glaze technique and detailed carving to depict a variety of scenes inspired by travels near and far, with a special focus on national parks and the beauty of the natural world. ... See MoreSee Less

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