Showing posts with label Bethesda Row Arts Festival. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bethesda Row Arts Festival. Show all posts

Monday, October 16, 2023

Bethesda Row Arts Festival 2023 photo gallery


For the second weekend in a row, downtown Bethesda successfully held one of its major annual events, the 2023 Bethesda Row Arts Festival. Those who miss the Woodmont Avenue Streetery at Bethesda Row got a two-day reprieve during the festival, which closed the street between Elm Street and Bethesda Avenue to vehicles. Art in 14 different media categories was on display. The Purple Line light rail project, which was one of the event's sponsors this year, put on its own art exhibit: renderings of the public art installations that will be found at the line's Montgomery County stations when they open later this decade, and a cool rendering of a train arriving at the downtown Bethesda station.











Saturday, September 08, 2018

2018 Bethesda Row Arts Festival October 13-14

Save the date for the 2018 Bethesda Row Arts Festival, which will be held on October 13-14 on Bethesda Avenue, Bethesda Lane, Elm Street and Woodmont Avenue, which will become art galleries around Bethesda Row. More than 190 artists will participate in this year's festival, displaying ceramics, drawings, fabrics, glass, graphics, jewelry, metalwork, paintings, pastels, photography, printmaking, sculpture, wood, and 2D and 3D mixed media.

The festival will run from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM on Saturday, October 13, and from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM on Sunday, October 14. Admission is free. For more information, visit the official festival website.

Sunday, September 03, 2017

Bethesda Row Arts Festival set for October 14-15, 2017

Save the date: One of the top fine arts festivals in America will return to Bethesda Row this fall, on October 14 and 15, 2017. More than 190 artists will converge on the streets around Bethesda Row, with works in a variety of mediums: ceramics, drawings, fabrics, glass, graphics, jewelry, metalwork, paintings, pastels, photography, printmaking, sculpture, wood, and 2D and 3D mixed media.

The festival will be held rain or shine from 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM on Saturday, October 14, and from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM on Sunday, October 15. There is no charge for admission, but artists' works will be available for sale. For full details, and information about parking, etc., visit the official festival website.

Friday, September 16, 2016

Bethesda Row Arts Festival 2016 October 15-16

The 19th annual Bethesda Row Arts Festival is set for October 15-16, 2016. 190 artists handpicked by a professional jury will display and sell their paintings, sculptures, jewelry, metalwork, and more. The event's art sale will benefit NIH Children's Charities.

Bethesda Avenue, Elm Street and Woodmont Avenue will become an outdoor art gallery. Rick Whitehead Duo, Seth Kibel and Bay Jazz Project, Colonel Josh, Todd Baker & Andrew Brown, Julia Mack and Justin Trawick will provide live music throughout the event on a stage at Woodmont and Elm. Dine at more than 50 nearby restaurants throughout the event.

For full details, visit the official event website.

Monday, October 20, 2014

BETHESDA ROW ARTS FESTIVAL 2014 PHOTO GALLERY

Artists took over Bethesda Row this past weekend, for the annual Bethesda Row Arts Festival. Art displays, music and food from both nearby restaurants and guest vendors combined with sunny - if cooler - weather for another successful festival. Ford had a product showcase at the event, which was fitting, as the carmaker once had a dealership on Elm Street where part of Bethesda Row is today.









Monday, October 22, 2012

BETHESDA ROW ARTS FESTIVAL PHOTO GALLERY 2012

Here are a few photos from the 2012 Bethesda Row Arts Festival, with more to come!
WMATA was brilliant to shut down Metro
during a major, annual event

Remember when we had
Ben & Jerry's in Bethesda?
My favorite artist at the
festival was R. Michael Wommack
He grew up in Levittown.  Timeless design
that defines the phrase, "American Dream."
I have a feeling David Brooks had
something to do with this
I've got the green light for a crab
cake sandwich
Jim.  Bob.  Jimi. ...Cutlery?
"That is now, man.  That is
now!"