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Stop by the
booth
at Piedmont Park’s 14th Street
entrance to learn about our
efforts to protect the environment.
Chattahoochee Riverkeepers will
host rain barrel workshops and
painting activities.
What ’s New and Fun for Year 80?
COM M E M O R ATI VE S CULPTUR E
In recognition of our 80th anniversary this year, the festival has commissioned an
interactive bronze sculpture that will bring years of enjoyment to Piedmont Park
visitors. Stop by and take a selfie at the giant dogwood limb with massive blooms!
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P I E D M O N T PA R K
Friday: Noon - 11 pm
Saturday: 10 am - 11 pm
Sunday: 10 am - 6 pm
APRIL 8 - 10, 2016
Artist market closes
at 7 p.m. on
Friday & Saturday.
hanks for joining us to celebrate eight incredible decades in Atlanta!
The 80th Annual Atlanta Dogwood Festival has been known as the
city’s official welcome to spring since its inception in 1936. For
this notable anniversary, we’ve crafted an exceptional celebration
with 80s music, mimosas, a barbecue tasting, rides, fireworks and balloons… hot
air balloons, that is! It all takes place amid hundreds of fine artist booths, stages
with live music and international performances, a high school art competition and
plenty of additional artistic offerings. We’re thrilled that you decided to kick off
your spring with friends and family at the Atlanta Dogwood Festival.
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Getting to the Festival
The best way to get to the 80th Annual Atlanta Dogwood Festival is on MARTA.
Shuttles will run from the Arts Center and Midtown stations.
If you do drive, you can purchase parking in advance on Parking Panda.
For updated parking information and shuttle times, visit dogwood.org.
Sorry, no dogs are allowed in the park during the festival!
Due to a City of Atlanta ordinance, no dogs (other than service dogs and the
pre-registered competing dogs) will be allowed in Piedmont Park during the festival.
No Smoking in the Park!
There is a City of Atlanta ban on smoking in outdoor parks and recreational facilities including
Piedmont Park where the Atlanta Dogwood Festival is located. This means no tobacco products
including cigarettes, cigars and pipe tobacco will be permitted.
FI R EWOR K S ON FR I D AY
Opening night at the Atlanta Dogwood Festival ends with a wow! Join us for a
fireworks display near the Coca-Cola Main Stage Friday evening to celebrate our
80th amazing year!
T H E B IGGE S T 80s PA RT Y
I N AT L ANTA S I NCE TH E 80s
Saturday night at the Atlanta Dogwood Festival, the Coca-Cola Main Stage will
be rockin’ with tunes from Electric Avenue and Members Only. With big hair
and plenty of flair, Members Only will hit the stage from 7 to 8:15 p.m. Featuring
male and female vocalists, Members Only covers a wide range of 80s pop hits like
Huey Lewis & the News, Peter Gabriel and Pat Benatar. From 8:45 to 10:45 p.m.,
festival visitors will go back in time with Electric Avenue, an authentic 80s Pop
Tribute band, offering a high-definition snapshot of an era when synthesizers and
drum machines were at the top of the food chain. Electric Avenue delivers spot-on
renditions of Tears for Fears, Level 42, Naked Eyes, Soft Cell, Simple Minds, Duran
Duran, Wham! and more!
H OT A I R BA LLOONS
As a throwback to the years the festival had balloon gatherings
nearly two decades ago, for our 80th anniversary, tethered hot
air balloon rides will be offered on Friday and Saturday from
6 to 10 p.m. Don’t miss this exciting opportunity to see the festival
from an entirely new perspective!
dogwood.org
26th Annual Disc Dog Southern Nationals
USDDN World Qualifier
hosted by WOOF! SPORTS USA and THE GREATER ATLANTA DOG & DISC CLUB
presented by
TOURNAMENT: SATURDAY & SUNDAY 11 am - 5 pm
WOOF! S ports USA D emos : F riday at 2 pm , 4 pm & 6 pm
Wh e re t h e Na t ion’s Best Co m e t o Prove It !!!
The Atlanta Dogwood Festival Mimosa 5K celebrates the festival’s 80th anniversary.
This AJC Peachtree Road Race Qualifier follows a course through historic Midtown
and ends with Mimosas in Piedmont Park. Registration is only accepted in advance.
Family Friday
presented by
F riday , A pril 8
The 2016 Disc Dog Southern Nationals Qualifier tournament began at the Atlanta Dogwood
Festival more than 25 years ago with only 10 competitors as a one-day event. This annual
competition has grown to a two-day event and has become one of the most prestigious
canine sporting events in the South. Today, it is a premier USDDN World Finals Qualifier. The 80th Annual Atlanta Dogwood Festival hosts Family Friday, presented by PNC Bank,
welcoming families with special discounts and a special performance from the Alliance
Theatre’s Kathy & Ken Bernhardt Theatre for the Very Young at 6 p.m. Opening night
of the 80th annual festival also includes a special performance by Jimmy Buffet tribute
band AIA on the Coca-Cola Main Stage... Parrot Heads of all ages are welcome, and guests
are encouraged to wear their most colorful islandwear. And get ready to be thrilled by a
celebratory evening fireworks display near the Coca-Cola Main Stage.
Wristband Includes:
Unlimited access to all rides and inflatables on Friday, April 8 from 2 to 9 p.m. only
20% discount with select food and beverage vendors
Wristbands are available for $10 in advance at www.dogwood.org or $15 onsite (at
the Charles Allen and 10th Street entrance booth). Pre-sale tickets can be redeemed
for wristbands at the booth located at the Charles Allen and 10th Street entrance.
During the years since its inception, the Disc Dog Southern Nationals Qualifier has welcomed
teams from as close as the surrounding states to as far away as Japan. This year, competitors
will once again vie for four invitations in two divisions to the Disc Dog World Finals, which
is held in Cartersville, GA in October.
You won’t want to miss this family-friendly, fur-flying event!
The Disc Dog competition is organized by WOOF! Sports USA
and hosted by The Greater Atlanta Dog & Disc Club.
www.woofsports.com
www.atlantadiscdogs.com
Don’t miss the Freestyle Jam Session
on Sunday just before the awards.
Only competing dogs are allowed at the festival.
ENJOY THE ART
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NEW LOCATION NEAR THE COCA-COLA MAIN STAGE
Highlighting the South’s best culinary traditions!
Get ready to throw down at Backyard Barbecue & Brews on Saturday and Sunday afternoon during the festival. This popular
ticketed area sells out every year, delighting attendees with plenty of Southern flavor. Held in a spacious tent overlooking the
Main Stage, Backyard Barbecue & Brews showcases local craft beers and barbecue and picnic fare from some of the city’s
favorite restaurants and chefs. You’ll also find picnic-style seating and access to private bathrooms.
TICKETS
$40 at the door
(if available)
PLATINUM VIP Tickets
$60 at the door
(if available)
This event sells out every year!
RESTAURANTS
(vary by date)
Pigs-N-Heat
BREWERIES & BEVERAGES
The Atlanta Dogwood Festival is pleased to partner
with the Georgia Restaurant Association on this event.
Eco-Village
Winner of International Festivals & Events Association 2013, 2012 and 2011
Gold Award and 2010 Bronze Award for Best Festival Environmental Program
and Southeast Festivals & Events Association 2013 Gold Award for Best Green
Component and 2015 Bronze Award for Best Event Within an Event.
Head to the Eco-Village to learn about the
latest and greatest in eco-friendly living!
Here’s a glance at what you’ll find in the Eco-Village this year:
Market Place: The Market Place is filled with sustainable vendors who
explain why their products were created and demonstrate how they work.
Live Thrive Atlanta: Founder of CHaRM, the Center for Hard to Recycle
Materials, the nonprofit sustainability organization Live Thrive Atlanta will
explain how to properly dispose of that hard to handle waste that doesn’t fit
into any of the boxes at your curb. With the new CHaRM center, open since
spring 2015, Atlantans are now able to bring these types of waste to be
reused and recycled!
Furniture Bank: Veterans make gorgeous new benches from discarded
headboards.
New Ventures, Inc. (NVI): The community-based nonprofit crafts bags
from Delta seats and life vests while providing employment, training and
guidance for persons with disabilities and other challenges.
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WonderRoot: This Atlanta arts organization will team up with kids to make
crafts from recycled materials.
Bhutan Baskets: Made by Nepalese refugees from locally harvested
materials, the baskets sold at last year’s festival supported a refugee
family for nearly a year.
Re:Loom: This amazing team of weavers produce handmade products
from donated fabric and old clothing.
Mike Snowden: Snowden will be onsite throughout the weekend
entertaining attendees with his cigar box guitars.
Each year, the festival hosts an award-winning Green Festival Initiative in
partnership with Live Thrive Atlanta (livethrive.org). Throughout our entire
footprint, we focus on sustainable operations like requiring food vendors to use
only recyclable and compostable serving ware and the use of bio-diesel and/or
bio-fuel for all generators at the event. Since the inception of the Green Festival
Initiative, we’ve been able to divert nearly a ton of trash from landfills and have
educated hundreds of thousands of attendees about how to take home eco-friendly
practices and make them part of daily life.
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Atlanta High School Art Exhibition
Community Center
near
12th Street Entrance
Winner of International Festivals & Events Association 2012, 2013 and
2014 Silver Award for Best Educational Program and Bronze Award for
Best Event Within an Event and 2015 Gold Award for Best Children’s
Programming, Southeast Festivals & Events Association 2011 and 2013
Silver Award and 2014 Gold Award for Best Event Within an Event.
The Atlanta High School Art Exhibition 2016 Winners
Best of Show: Salve Black, Tri-Cities Junior, “Cardboard Quarters,” Sahirah Bussey instructor
2nd Place: Erin Machado, Milton HS Junior, “Joelle,” Marea Haslett instructor
3rd Place: Libby Kirk, Paideia Junior, “Auditions,” Holly White instructor
4th Place: Maria Bacigalupi, Roswell HS Senior, “Silent Killer,” Travis Carr instructor
5th Place: Grace Dines, Grady HS Senior, “Verso,” John Brandhorst instructor
6th Place: Helen Kang, Brookwood HS Senior, “Silenced,” Chris Vigardt instructor
7th Place: Ryan Bivings, St. Francis HS Senior, “Windswept Coral,” Barb Swanner instructor
Each year, the AHSAE offers young artists an opportunity to compete, exhibit their
work and earn prizes such as scholarships and art supplies. This “must see” festival
event is a juried competition drawing upwards of 700 entries each year from which the
best 150 works comprise the festival exhibition.
Established in the early 1970s, the AHSAE recognizes and encourages the fine quality of
art created by the area’s high school students. Welcoming entries from high school art
students from 14 regional Atlanta counties, the competition offers awards worth more
than $40,000 and fills a growing gap in creative opportunities for youth. For 2016, the
Atlanta Dogwood Festival has once again sponsored the People’s Choice Award.
Be sure to visit the Atlanta High School Art Exhibition in the Community Center near
the 12th Street Entrance to get a look at the variety and breadth of Atlanta’s young
artistic talent.
Don’t miss the Art Throwdown
This exciting, live interscholastic art competition begins
Sunday at 1pm in front of the Community Center. Awards for
AHSAE and Throwdown winners will be given after 4 pm!
International Stage and Village
Winner of the 2009, 2010 & 2012 International Festivals & Events Association
Silver Award, 2013 Bronze Award for Best Community Outreach Program, the
Southeast Festivals & Events Association 2013 Gold Award and 2014 Silver
Award for Best Event Within an Event, and the 2011 Gold Award for Best New
Event.
Now in its seventh year, the award-winning International Stage presented by Xfinity,
and located on the Lake Clara Meer dock, brings hundreds of performers representing
countries throughout the world to the Atlanta Dogwood Festival. Highlighting the
many international communities that live in Atlanta, the International Stage features
performances by professionals and amateurs, children and adults, in a variety of genres
to delight audiences throughout the weekend.
The Atlanta Dogwood Festival is grateful to all of the performers who donate their time
and talent to this exciting stage each year.
Cultural Exchange Pavilions
Visit the Cultural Exchange Pavilions to learn about countries and cultures from around
the world. This year, we welcome Pavilions representing:
COUNTRY
Arab World
Argentina
Canada
France
Germany
Hungary
Pakistan
Switzerland
Taiwan
HOSTED BY
ALIF Institute
Consulate General of Argentina
Consulate General of Canada
Alliance Française d’Atlanta
Consulate General of Germany
Hungarian Community Church of Georgia
Pakistani American Cultural Exchange
Consulate General of Switzerland
Taipei Economic & Cultural Office in Atlanta
3rd Place: Libby Kirk
“Auditions”
Best of Show: Salve Black
“Cardboard Quarters”
International Stage
Performers and times
subject to change
2nd Place: Erin Machado
“Joelle”
presented by
FRIDAY, APRIL 8
GROUP
6:00 pm - 6:40pm
Alliance Theatre’s Kathy & Ken Bernhardt
Theatre for the Very Young
SATURDAY, APRIL 9
GROUP
Dockside All Day
Antonio Rodriguez
12:45 pm - 1:15 pm
Atlanta Sängerkreis
10:45 am - 11:45 pm
12:00 pm - 12:30 pm
1:30 pm - 2:00 pm
2:10 pm - 2:40 pm
2:45 pm - 3:15 pm
3:30 pm - 4:00 pm
4:00 pm - 4:40 pm
4:50 pm - 5:00 pm
5:15 pm - 5:30 pm
5:40 pm - 5:55 pm
After-School All-Stars
Burke Connolly Academy of Irish Dance
Pakistani American Cultural Exchange
ROSA Atlanta Bulgarian - Folk Dance Group
CACPG
Alif Institute
Cordão de Ouro Capoeira Performance
Naazaqat
Moksha
Grupo Folklorico Cimmaron
6:15 pm - 7:15 pm
SUNDAY, APRIL 10
GROUP
Dockside All Day
Antonio Rodriguez
11:45 am - 12:05 pm
Johns Creek High School Dance Team
10:15 am - 11:00 am
11:10 am - 11:40 am
12:10 pm - 12:25 pm
12:30 pm - 12:50 pm
1:00 pm - 1:20 pm
1:30 pm - 2:00 pm
2:10 pm - 2:40 pm
2:50 pm - 3:20 pm
3:30 pm - 4:10 pm
4:20 pm - 4:40 pm
5:05 pm - 6:00 pm
SALSAtlanta
The Frank Hamilton School
Atlanta International School Choir
Atlanta Okinawa Kenjin Kai Talko
Lithuanian Dance Group Jievaras
Lupita Sosa Mexican Dances
King O'Sullivan School of Irish Dance
Atlanta Irish Music School
Calo Gitano Dance Company & Academy
Danceando Promotions with Alma Mexicana
Taiwanese School of Georgia
Ogya World Music Band
Main Stage
FRIDAY, APRIL 8
ARTIST
1:30 pm - 2:10 pm
Brit La Palm & The Barrell Fever
Folk/Rock/Blues
5:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Highbeams
Folk Rock
2:30 pm - 3:10 pm
3:30 pm - 4:30 pm
6:30 pm - 7:30 pm
8:00 pm - 9:00 pm
9:30 pm - 10:45 pm
SATURDAY, APRIL 9
Ash
Myles Brown
Eric Thomas & Elevate The Quest
Jerry on the Moon
- FRIDAY NIGHT BEACH PARTY A1A
STYLE
R&B
Jazz Rock
Jazz
Jam Band Funk
Jimmy Buffett Tribute
11:00 am - 11:45 am
Steffi & Corbin
Alternative
2:30 pm - 3:30 pm
Joey “Papa J” Sommerville
Jazz
12:00 pm - 12:45 pm
1:30 pm - 2:15 pm
4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
5:30 pm - 6:30 pm
7:00 pm - 8:15 pm
8:45 pm - 10:45 pm
Jimi Cravity
Kate & Corey
The Bitteroots
Chelsea Shag
- SATURDAY NIGHT 80s PARTY Members Only
Electric Avenue
Rock
Alt Country
Americana
Jazz/Blues/Rock
80s
80s
SUNDAY, APRIL 10
11:00 am - 12:30 pm
Community Music Centers of Atlanta
Jazz
2:00 pm - 2:45 pm
Soulhound
Funk
1:00 pm - 1:45 pm
3:00 pm - 3:45 pm
4:00 pm - 5:45 pm
United States Marine Corps All Star
Jazz Band
Frankie’s Blues Mission
AJ Ghent Band
Jazz
Blues
Soul Rock
Performers and times subject to change
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2016 ARTIST MARKET
The Atlanta Dogwood Festival includes one of the largest and most diverse juried arts
festivals in the country. More than 260 artists from around the country exhibit in 12
categories, including painting, glass, clay, wood and mixed media. Some of the country’s
top painters, photographers, sculptors, leather and metal craftsmen, glass blowers and
more participate in the Atlanta Dogwood Festival Artist Market. In 2015, the Artist Market
was ranked #28, out of the Top 200 Shows in
3-D MIXED MEDIA
the Country by Sunshine Artist Magazine.
Wale
Adenle
188
2-D MIXED MEDIA
Dan
Barnes
238
Erika
Bell
164
FIRST NAME
LAST NAME
BOOTH
Wycliffe
Bennett
133
Nathan
Bailey
141
Neil
Cluck
176
Elissa
Brown
143
Amy & Jeff
Dallas
88
Gaston
Carrio
163
Amy
Flynn
174
Athlone
Clarke
154
Cliff
Garren
179
William
Cowherd
102
Beverly
Hayden
77
Patrick
DeAngelis
131
Richard
Horner
192
Michel
Delgado
97
Jennifer
Ivory
90
Janis
Elmore
4
Grace
Kisa
112
Kevin
Eslinger
217
Ancizar
Marin
100
Benjamin
Frey
189
Roger
Mathews
209
Keith
Grace
87
Tiffany
Ownbey
25
Kana
Handel
195
William
Richards
44
Jenny
Henley
117
Eric
Sauvageau
203
Marirosa
Hofmann
103
Lyn
Sedlak-Ford
58
Sarah
Jenkins
29
Bob and Patti Stern
68
Leif
Johansen
206
Henry
Warner
150
Milenko
Katic
22
Phil
Woodward
20
Amy
Lansburg
152
Alex
Michelle
Mark
Natacha
Chuks
H.C.
Kendra
Marisol
Jeffrey
A.L.
Tai
Kathleen
Cat
Cheryl
W Scott
Leopold
McDowell Smith
Mohrenweiser
Monnalisa
Okoye
Porter
Runnels
Spoon
St Romain
Swartz
Taeoalii
Taylor
Tesla
Ward
Wilson
Dawn KinneyMartin, Painting
Oil/Acrylic,
Booth 119
121
247
147
232
124
84
142
253
257
115
15
137
251
212
50
CLAY
Michael
Jason
Jim
Kimmy
Michael
Al
Luis Enrique
Erin & Jason
Thomas
C.C
Ethan
Rebecca
Don
Greg
Jason
Joseph
Bob
Jim
William
Larry
Dennis
Tanya
Barnes
Bove
Bridgeman
Cantrell
Cho
Clement
Gutierrez
Hall
Harris
Lee
Lillemoe
Lowery
McWhorter
Neal
Parsley
Pelka
Reiberg
Reinert
Shearrow
Spears
Thompson
Tyree
37
8
132
101
259
216
94
43
227
155
120
31
138
202
249
157
67
14
241
197
190
72
DRAWING/GRAPHICS/PRINTMAKING
Anastasia
Ellie
Kent
Austin
Nicola
Marjorie
Maria-Louise
Erin
Holly
Douglas
John
Mike
Andrew
Phil
Anne
Susan
George
Aaron
Michael
Richard
Sierra
Jerry
Jan
Teresa
Jude
Sharon
Jessica
Jerry
Alexandrin
Ali
Ambler
Baldauf
Barsaleau
Bowers
Coil
Curry
Foss
Fulks
Furches
Guyot
Kosten
Kutno
London
Loy
Raab
Reed
Rohner
Wilson
FIBER / LEATHER
Krause
Maxey
Mayer
Merriman
Stuecker
Tesser
Weiss
Yang
GLASS
32
36
45
185
214
136
113
145
5
19
239
220
228
16
199
201
161
235
244
191
93
231
82
246
12
42
256
207
Lisa
Douglas
Tom
Kelly
Dylan
Robin
Randy
Paula
Lisa
William
Andrew
David
Marianne
David
Aronzon
Becker
Bloyd
Crosser-Alge
Engler
Kittleson
Kuntz
Marksbury
Mote
Ortman
Pollack
Russell
Shepardson
Thai
160
21
169
180
53
73
166
85
153
233
64
41
60
171
Obayana
Chip
Penny
Lisa
Edgar
Ajanaku
Arnold
Atkinson-Potter
Cimino
Diaz
173
6
57
3
71
JEWELRY
JEWELRY
Wendy
Q
Dolores
Ann
Jack
Pam
Juanita
Wiwat
Antoni
Stacey
Aileen
Logan
Danielle
Suzette
Christian
Jay
Jim
Courtney
Michel
Elaine
Marjorie
Harry
John
Michele
Austin
Sissy
Terri
Anabella
Edwards
Evon
Fawkes
Finley
Forney
Fox
Havet
Kamolpornwijit
Kozlowski
Krantz
Lampman
Louis
Miller-Gilliam
Nesbitt
Nevin
Nielsen
Norton
Peterson
Plumail
Rader
Rawson
Roa
Strobel
Throne
Titus
Watson
Winters
Zagura
156
54
99
91
86
146
223
24
218
33
17
79
236
240
229
204
123
69
62
95
78
178
74
10
27
89
109
243
Chris
William
Chas
Cherie
Jimmy
Kue
Steven
Eugene
Don
Kurt
Ursula
Chris
Mike
Colby
Frank
David
Beck
Colburn
Gerding
Haney
Hopkins
King
Lloyd
Perry
Poff
Ruby
Scheffel
Seeman
Sluder
Smith
Strunk
Vigo
116
224
98
66
140
205
260
250
213
51
245
211
126
167
254
184
R. L.
Lisa
Stephen
John
METAL
PAINTING - OIL / ACRYLIC
Alexander
Ashinoff
Baldauf
Booth
34
182
186
7
PAINTING - OIL / ACRYLIC
FIRST NAME
LAST NAME
BOOTH
Joseph
Stephen
Jerry
Amy Leigh
Hannah
Julio
Charles
Signe
Bruce
Lorri
Dawn
Edwin
Alan (X.L.)
Wade
Michelle
Lin
Bradley
Brehm
Brem
Carstensen
Clark
Garcia
Gatewood
Grushovenko
Holwerda
Kelly
Kinney Martin
Lester
Lin
Lincoln
Mardis
187
65
172
144
2
222
158
76
92
210
119
28
198
226
63
Britt
Jill
Kirk
Paul
Danny
Daniela
Vladimir
Bruce
Damon
Kendall
Lisa
Larry
Martinique-Whittaker
Kristin
Conni
Chris
Li
McDermott
McGannon
Mullenax
Nikitchenko
O'Driscoll
Ovtcharov
Ovtcharov
Peeso
Pla
Portis
Seago
Smith
Spoon
Thorsen
Togel
Vance
Wang
Mike
MaryAnn
Gary
Christina
Gerry
Sean
Farhana
William
Alison
Lore
Greg
Bryan
Brown
Cabot
Curtis
Glennon
Grimes
Huntington
Hussain
Kwamena-Poh
LaMons
Ruttan
Stones
Yung
81
122
107
251
219
230
193
194
96
237
139
242
111
149
128
208
48
13
PAINTING - WATERCOLOR/PASTEL
Artist market
closes at 7 p.m. on
Friday & Saturday.
135
104
151
108
106
225
26
134
258
125
61
200
PHOTOGRAPHY/DIGITAL ART
Robert
C.W.
Michael
Neil
Michael
Chris
Eric
Micheal Paul
Sarah
Jim
Clark
John
Christopher
Jana
Clifton
Jesper
Brad
Richard (Rick)
Jerome
Laird
Ed
Darren
Jason
Garry
Kyle
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Each year, the Atlanta Dogwood Festival brings in special rides, inflatables and crafting
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and interactive pursuits. Then visit the midway, where you’ll find offerings for the little ones
like bounce houses and the Spider Jump and rides for kids of all ages. There is always plenty
for kids to enjoy at the festival!
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2016 Cultural Alliance Partners
Each year, the Atlanta Dogwood Festival connects with some of the city’s most vibrant arts organizations and welcomes them as
Cultural Alliance Partners. You’ll find these organizations onsite offering creative hands-on activities and demos all weekend.
Georgia Department of
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Museum of Design Atlanta
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Lead Cultural Alliance Partner, the Museum
of Design Atlanta (MODA), will be onsite
during festival weekend hosting the popular
Chair Hack, a competition allowing teams
to turn IKEA chair parts into anything
but chairs. With a belief that “design
changes everything,” MODA is the only museum in the Southeast
devoted exclusively to the study and celebration of all things design.
MODA advances the understanding and appreciation of design as
the convergence of creativity and functionality through exhibitions,
education and programming for visitors of all ages. MODA envisions
a world that celebrates design as a creative force that inspires change,
transforms lives and makes the world a better place.
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the Chair Hack
Presented by MODA
Saturday 1 - 4 p.m.
in front of the
Community Center
Smart Glass Jewelry
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Pre-registered teams spend
the afternoon designing
IKEA chair parts into
anything but a chair! This
event gets zanier every
year. Judging and awards
take place from 4 to 5 p.m.
Smart Glass Jewelry offers onsite jewelry
making demos throughout festival weekend. The organization was
founded by designer Kathleen Plate who started selling to small
boutiques in the 1990s. Commissioned by Coca-Cola in 2006 to create a
line of jewelry with Coke bottles, Smart Glass has achieved commercial
success while remaining true to the values of craft and recycling.
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Tourism, through its network of regional and international representatives,
Atlanta office, and 12 visitor information centers, assists the state’s communities
and attractions in drawing potential travelers to their areas, and helps individual
visitors and groups discover Georgia’s unique vacation options. The Division also
helps communities develop well-planned and sustainable tourism products.
Zoo Atlanta
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Our partner Zoo Atlanta has a mission to inspire
value and preservation of wildlife through a
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experiences. From well-known native wildlife
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Atlanta High School Art Exhibition Team
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