Cherokee Heights, built in 1924 and one of Marietta’s oldest subdivisions, is hosting an extravaganza to show off the work of their talented resident artists and craftsmen. The Cherokee Heights historic neighborhood has become a magnet for artists, and more than 40 neighborhood artists and friends will be showing and selling original art and crafts.
Browse a selection of hand-made wood turnings, paintings, metal work, soap, wearable felted and other fabric art, pottery, handmade shoes, clothing, scarves, graphic arts, lots of jewelry, bird houses, original books, baked goods and much more.
Two music stages at the ends of the block will feature local musicians in free performances throughout the day. In addition, kids can create a craft of their own provided by the Marietta Cobb Museum of Art. Food and beverages are available for purchase, and beer will be on tap to enjoy while listening to music.
Date:
Saturday, October 18, 2025 from 9 am to 4 pm
Admission:
Free
Address:
Cherokee Heights is located just one mile north of Marietta Square.
The Festival covers a block on Freyer Drive NE between Etowah and Chicasaw Drive.
Freyer Drive NE at Etowah Dr
Marietta, GA 30060
Parking:
Free on-street parking.
For more information, please visit @CherokeeHeightsArtsFestival
I live in Marietta near to Windy Hill Rd and Powder Springs Rd, would I be eligible to have a stand in a future event?
Are you still accepting applications for Vendors and how do I get one?
Thank you!
Hi…Can you tell me if you have any booth space left?
We are from Roswell and would like to know if we could have a booth at your festival. We have natural walking sticks and plant hangers along with some photography. I need to know the fee and the
requirements. Thank you Bette
I would like tis you take outsiders to display their crafts. We have natural wood walking sticks and plant hangers and photography. I need to know the cost and the requirements.
Thank you We live in Roswell.
The Cherokee Heights Arts Festival features only neighborhood artists. We don’t have enough space to invite vendors from outside the neighborhood. Thanks for your interest, though.