We Make is Coming May 9th!
11am to 3pm in the Sculpture Fields
Art Car and Vendor Registration is Now Open!

Your We Make Guide

  • We Make is all about celebrating the talented youth in our community. Over $1600 in awards for students and art teachers in Hamilton County. Categories are: UpCycle Fashion, Performance, 2D/3D art, and the coveted Golden Gnome for best Wheeled art contraption. Click here to register.

  • This We Make brings our International Market & More into the magnificent Sculpture Fields — Perfect time to feature your great food, art and crafts while your customers enjoy live music, performances and demonstrations. We typically draw 500 attendees each year. Click here to register online.

  • Chattanooga's beloved art car event — returns Saturday, May 9, 2026, at its new home, Sculpture Fields at Montague Park. Live music, local artists, activities and Our International Market will be there providing delicious cuisine from all destinations. This event if free and fun for everyone but please click to RSVP so we can have enough food on hand.

  • We Make is a multi day event that showcases student talent and brings artists into your schools May 8th and 9th. This is provided thanks to the Tennessee Arts Commission. Click here to enter and request a school visit before we book out!

Art 120 is know for getting art off the walls, out of the galleries and into our community. Just in time for Mother’s Day, your work and yummy food can be placed among some of Chattanooga’s great art in the Sculpture Fields while families enjoy live music and art cars while celebrating all the great young artists in Chattanooga during out most whimsical event of the year. Want a booth? Space is first come, first served and is only available on our website below.

We have a special opportunity for car enthusiasts of all kinds too. Have a classic car, lowrider, art contraption, mobile stage, or other amazing wonder on wheels? Now is your time to shine during We Make. Sign up for all the activities or just the big celebration on May 9th. Your work will inspire hundreds while we are celebrating Hamilton County’s talented students and fifteen years of art accessibility!

Special thanks to:

Rock City, ArtsBuild, the Tennessee Arts Commission, Hamilton County School District, Overlooked Materials, our donors, volunteers, ambassadors, and our top chef/medic Lee Warren. We cannot keep this event rolling into town every year without you.