Festival Top Tips
By:
The Woodlands Arts Council
| Published 04/10/2024
TIP 1: Be the FIRST to look at art and shop on Friday with our new expanded hours from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Join the serious art buyers to snap up some of the best pieces and catch the Friday-only free garage parking in Town Center Garage. Saturday & Sunday free garage parking in Waterway Square, Orange & Green Lots.
Skip the line! Buy Festival Tickets here!
TIP 2: On Friday evening, relish a cocktail at The Woodlands Waterway Marriott before heading to the Art Dash Party presented by The Woodlands Compounding Pharmacy.
TIP 3: The fun grows on Saturday & Sunday with ARTopoly in partnership with The Woodlands Children’s Museum on the West End of The Woodlands Waterway, delighting kiddos with interactive art projects, performances, and more.
TIP 4: Meet our Featured Artist and painter, Regina Lyubovnaya, at Watercolor Terrace. Click below for the entire listing of painters, ceramicists, sculptors, jewelers and more:
TIP 5: Rock to live music! The festival soundtrack on the Stella Artois Mainstage has performances by Beat Root Revival, American Dreamer, Payton Riley, and many more.
TIP 6: Take a break at Books on The Green in the area in front of Town Green Park and enjoy a cup of coffee with the storytelling competition or a glass of wine from Wine on the Lawn presented by Martha Turner Sotheby’s with a splash of romance. Including writers of many genres and age ranges, there is something for everyone here!
TIP 7: Visit the Festival Market for commemorative festival merchandise and the Student Art Anthology Volume II, with proceeds going to The Woodlands Arts Council Student Art Scholarship program.
TIP 8: Buy art! A meaningful, one-of-a-kind piece of art can transform and personalize your home, office, dorm, and life. It’s the best gift to give!
TIP 9: Skip the line and buy your tickets online.
TIP 10: YOUR ticket purchase benefits The Woodlands Arts Council’s year-round programs and impacts students, educators, and arts organizations in Montgomery County. Thank you for helping us make art matter!
