Art 120 kicked off its 2023-2024 International Market Series with Día de los Santos

Wishing everyone a wonderful holiday season. We are so grateful for all the wonderful community partners, donors, and friends that have made our 2023 programs and events possible. Our year end update is coming soon. Huge thanks to everyone who helped us make an impact on our community this year!!!


Wishing everyone a wonderful holiday season. We are so grateful for all the wonderful community partners, donors, and friends that have made our 2023 programs and events possible. Our year end update is coming soon. Huge thanks to everyone who helped us make an impact on our community this year!!!

Art 120 kicked off its 2023-2024 International Market Series

with Día de los Santos

Art 120 is delighted to partner with River City Company, the City of Chattanooga, ArtsBuild, the Z.C. Patten Fund, and the Tennessee Arts Commission to bring our International Market & More series back

Through these activities, we provide venues that showcase our beautiful community while also providing economic opportunities for burgeoning artists and new Americans through the celebration of their culture. Our current calendar of events include: Día de los Santos on Saturday, October 28th from 11am to 4pm in Patten Square.

The goal of our International Market and More series is to connect Chattanooga with its beautifully diverse communities by highlighting a particular culture or group around a holiday of importance for them. International Market attendees can expect a joyous celebration filled with live cultural performances, food and art. As Día de los Santos celebrates our Latin community, Art 120 is looking for artists and small businesses in our Latin community who would like to participate. Registration is open to all in our Latin community and requires a refundable deposit of $25 to reserve your space. Please share with any fellow Latino organizations and businesses so we may all grow this event together.

October 28th Día de los Santos: 11am to 4pm in Patten Square -

Our International Market features Chattanooga’s Latin American community with a special Día de los Santos celebration featuring traditional dance from local Folklorico groups, Latin artwork, and Dia De Los Santos art activities, plus lots of great food from Guatemala, Brazil, Haiti, and others. The Bessie Smith Cultural Center is also hosting a Halloween Bash across the street and the entire events end with a special event in Miller Park couresy of Chattanooga Parks and Outdoors.

November 26th Artist’s Sunday: 11am to 4pm in Patten Square -

In addition to street food from many nationalities, the market is celebrating Artists Sunday, a national alternative to Black Friday. This event showcases the work and performances from Chattanooga’s arts community. Attendees will enjoy a variety of food, live music, temporary henna tattoos, and plenty of handcrafted items that are perfect for gift giving.

December 2ndMainx24: 11am to 4pm in Patten Square

In addition to street food from many nationalities, the market is celebrating Artists Sunday, a national alternative to Black Friday. This event showcases the work and performances from Chattanooga’s arts community. Attendees will enjoy a variety of food, live music, temporary henna tattoos, and plenty of handcrafted items that are perfect for gift giving.

May 4th, 2024 We Make Festival: 11am to 4pm -

Our signature event takes place on the Chattanooga Green with a free, family friendly festival complete with international food, student art exhibits, gifts for Mom, and art. Attendees can also expect live entertainment plus a variety of art cars from fun to fabulous lined up around the park for everyone to enjoy. Student art car entries will vie for the Golden Gnome Award courtesy of Rock City with a $500 cash prize. Come out, enjoy some great food, artwork and vote for your favorite student art car. Revelers are welcome to art up a bike, scooter or car and join the fun on this special day.

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