This opportunity is made possible through the Capital Area Intermediate Unit Arts in Education and Summer Camps programs, Pennsylvania Council on the Arts and City of Harrisburg Special Events Department.
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Scholarship opportunities for the camp are available at and City of Harrisburg residents can attend for free by emailing For more information on the program and to sign up, please visit. Campers will also create their own unique glass tile designs while assembling the final mosaic. This summer camp program will be held June 20 – June 30. These tiles will then be used to create a larger mosaic that will be displayed at a location in the City.Īfter the event, students entering 4th – 9th grade will be able to help assemble the final mosaic design as part of the 2022 CAIU Summer Camps – Glass Mosaics program. Attendees can stop by the tile making tent with local glass artist, Linda Billet to make their own unique design on glass tiles. VOLUNTEERS: Those interested in volunteering at the festival information tent for 2 or more hours during the event can contact Įvent attendees will have the opportunity to be part of a community glass mural project during the event. SPONSORS: Visit Hershey & Harrisburg, Explore HBG, Sundance Vacations, Leaf Filter, Green Mountain Energy, Renewal by Andersen, UPMC, Capital Blue Cross, Hit the Angles 360, Harrisburg Downtown Improvement District, Park Harrisburg
Handicapped parking spaces will be available on State Street near Front Street. Downtown street parking is free after 5pm on May 28.
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Street parking is free on May 29 & 30 and you can get 4 hours of free street parking in the Downtown area on May 28 using the code LUVHBG in the Parkmobile app. PARKING: $5 parking on City Island and $10 parking at the Market Square Garage from 8am-9pm courtesy of Park Harrisburg. The festival also features live entertainment, Jazzfest, free kids activities, HBGFest powered by the HBG Flea, 25 food trucks, a community glass mural project and more. Hand-crafted works will be available for sale in sixteen different categories, including ceramics, digital, drawing, fiber (decorative and wearable), furniture, glass, jewelry, leather, metal, mixed media, painting, photography, printmaking, sculpture and wood. The 54th annual Artsfest will feature juried artisans and craftsmen from across the country on May 28-30 in Riverfront Park.
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