13th Annual Festival Of the Arts (The Walk of Coral Springs- Coral Springs)
* 13th Annual Festival Of The Arts.
For some unknown reason Mrs. Jeff Eats loves walking around with 1000s of people she doesn’t know! With that in mind, look for Jeff Eats, Mrs. Jeff Eats and Jiggy The Dog Jeff Eats to be making the scene- sometime around 2pm on Sunday!
By the way, when you checkout csfoa.com for more info- take a look at the music entertainment lineup, very very strong!
from csfoa.com
About The Festival Of Arts
The Coral Springs Festival of the Arts redefines Coral Springs as a cultural destination by celebrating the arts and bringing focus to the new downtown area.
The festival attracts 30,000 – 40,000 people from all over the South Florida area. Held at The Walk of Coral Springs in March, the Coral Springs Festival of the Arts features a professional juried art and craft show with over 175 fine artisans and crafters. Nationally renowned art festival promoter Howard Alan Events is the producer of the show. With over 45 art fairs nationwide, Howard Alan Events, Ltd is America’s leading independent promoter of fine art festivals.
With its tree canopy, restaurants and shops, The Walk of Coral Springs provides the perfect venue for the Festival. The Festival also features entertainment from all of the arts. Music, dance, theatre and literary performances will take place on two stages making the Festival unique in the area. With something for everyone, children to seniors, art lovers to music lovers, theatre enthusiasts to literary enthusiasts, the Coral Springs Festival of the Arts is the signature event for Western Broward County.
The Festival is easily accessible from the Sawgrass Expressway, offers free convenient parking and a free trolley system to off-site parking. Donations to the Festival (a 501C3 corporation) are fully tax deductible with any profits returned to the community to support nonprofit artistic endeavors.
The Coral Springs Festival of the Arts redefines Coral Springs as a cultural destination by celebrating the arts and bringing focus to the new downtown area.