The Lakeview East Festival of the Arts showcases more than 150 juried artists featuring paintings, sculpture, photography, furniture, jewelry and more. These original pieces are for sale in a wide range of price ranges. In addition to the art, the Festival has become a center of activity for the weekend with live demonstrations, entertainment stages, family activities and a garden oasis.
For 21 years, the Lakeview East Chamber of Commerce has presented one of the most unique and popular art festivals in Chicagoland. Every aspect, from artists to musicians to vendors and everything in between, is specifically selected by the Lakeview East Chamber of Commerce in order to bring the best to the heart of Lakeview.
For Vendor Opportunities Email: lakeviewfota@gmail.com
SATURDAY, SEPT 19
SATURDAY, SEPT 19
FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS 11AM – 7PM
LIVE MUSIC UNTIL 10PM
FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS 11AM – 7PM
LIVE MUSIC UNTIL 10PM
SUNDAY, SEPT 20
SUNDAY, SEPT 20
FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS 10AM – 6PM
LIVE MUSIC UNTIL 6 PM
FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS 10AM – 6PM
LIVE MUSIC UNTIL 6 PM
OVER 150 ARTISTS | LIVE MUSIC ON 2 STAGES
LOCAL CUISINE | KIDS ACTIVITIES
ALONG BROADWAY BELMONT TO HAWTHORNE
Live Music
Over 150 Artists
Andrew Ozark
Works
Livonia, MI
Artistic pieces formed from items I rescue from the scrap yard. I breathe new life into discarded gears, nuts & bolts, tins and fuses and metal boxes– New life for reimagined metals.
Steve Connell
Chicago, IL
steveconnell.com
I use a stylus and finger to paint on an iPad using the same skill set I use for traditional painting. With my high-res files I then print on paper, metal, canvas, etc. My subject is Chicago at night.
Jeff Kuhlman
Jeff Kuhlman Photography
Columbus, OH
jeffkuhlman.com
Medium format traditional b&w film of trees, hand printing from artist negatives in 1st photographic printing process of 1842. Cyanotypes are on fine art water color paper in limited editions.
Kurt Lenard
Northbrook, IL
31andchange.com
Every piece forged by hammer or by chisel seeks to create its own unique graphic expression, whether seen through the wood grain, the juxtaposition of color or the combination of materials.
Nancy Kingsland
Alta Textiles
Chicago, IL
altatextiles.com
I sew contemporary, elegant home décor and clever gift items using modern quilt designs and techniques, luxury fabrics, and simple cotton rope. Each piece is designed, engineered and handmade by me.
David Hentzel
David Hentzel Furniture
Kingston, WA
davidhentzelfurniture.com
David is a fifth-generation woodworker specializing functional handcrafted custom furniture using classic exposed joinery and beautiful woods.
Jameson Marden
Midland, MI
colorsenseart.com
My glass art is kiln-formed at high temperatures, up to 1450 degrees, to create pattern and form. My work is mounted on white acrylic for a clean, polished appearance.
Brian Justice
Chicago, IL
brianjusticeart.com
I create realistic, figurative oil paintings on canvas, using traditional brushwork to capture nuanced light, texture, and personality in portraits and scenes working from my photos and imagination.
Marjolyn van der Hart
Toronto, Canada
marjolyn.com
Layered vintage materials—wallpaper, postcards, transfers, and paint—create textured surfaces where memory and place blur, exploring nostalgia, longing, and the fragile space between real and imagined.
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