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Public Restrooms

It's all fun & games until someone has to go! Don't worry, the Market at Visit Statesboro is equipped with Men's, Women's, and Family restrooms that will be open to the public during the entire festival. They are located in the back right hand side of the market building, right beside the Eagle Creek Beer/Alcohol vendor.
 

Parking

Artists:
After set-up, artists should move their vehicles into the spaces reserved for artist parking. SFA will provide a parking pass for one vehicle that artists should place inside their car on the driver’s side of the dashboard. Vehicles parked in handicap spaces during festival hours and that do not have official handicap tags will be towed at the owner's expense. Shuttles to parking will be provided for artists

Public: 
Our generous neighbors down the street have agreed to provide free public parking for the festival! Parking will be marked by yard signs on each day of the festival, keep an eye out!

The following places will allow you to park for free to attend the festival:
Queensboro Bank
Southern Palace Restaurant
Statesboro-Bulloch County Public Library

Music Schedule

Saturday, March 22nd, 2025

9:45 - 9:55       Sound check Carlos

10:00 - 10:30   Introductions, DJ Playlist

10:30 - 12:30   Carlos Carvajal

12:30 -12:40    Carlos breakdown

12:40 - 12:50   Jake Hallman Sound check

12:50 - 2:50     Jake Hallman

2:50 - 3:00.     Jake breakdown

3:00 - 3:45.     Award Ceremong

3:45 - 6:00       DJ Playlist

 

Sunday, March 23rd, 2025

9:45 - 9:55       Sound check Tailer & Caroline

10:00 - 10:30   Introductions, DJ Playlist

10:30 - 1:30     Tailer Ransom & Caroline Pond

1:30 - 1:40       Tailer & Caroline breakdown

1:30 - 2:40       Intermission, DJ Playlist

2:30- 2:40        Carlos Sound check

2:40 - 4:40       Carlos Carvajal

4:40 - 4:50       Carlos breakdown

3:40 - 5:00       DJ Playlist

What can I see at the Festival?

•  2-D and 3-D Mixed Media: Work created using more than one medium.

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Basketry: Functional, decorative, and/or sculptural work created from materials that are woven or plaited.

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Ceramics: Functional, decorative, and/or sculptural work created using clay and/or porcelain. Clay or porcelain jewelry will not be accepted in this category.

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Drawing: Work created using dry media such as pencil, charcoal, or chalk or made using fluid materials such as ink or washes that are applied by pen or brush.

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Fiber/Leather: Functional, decorative, and/or decorative work created using fiber and/or leather. Wall hangings, quilts, rugs, wearable items, belts, handbags and sculpture qualify if the primary materials used are fiber and/or leather.

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Furniture: Functional or decorative furniture.

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Glass: Functional, decorative, and/or sculptural work created using glass. 

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Jewelry: Functional, decorative, and/or sculptural work created using precious and/or non-precious materials. Precious materials include but are not limited to 14K gold, sterling silver, precious stones, and enamels. Nonprecious materials include but are not limited to glass, ceramics, paper, fiber, wood, leather, polymer clay, and semi-precious stones.

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Metal: Functional, decorative, and/or sculptural work created using metals.

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Painting: Acrylic/Oil: Work created using acrylic or oil paint.

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Painting: Watercolor/Pastel: Work created using watercolors or pastels.

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Printmaking: Works created using traditional printmaking techniques that involve plates, stones, and/or screens. Artist produces each print as part of a limited edition series, using archival quality materials. Artist must sign and number each print. Artist must provide details about his or her technique and disclose his or her creative and printmaking processes.

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Photography/Digital Art: Work created using an artist's original photographic negative or work created from an artist directing or supervising the digital image process. Artist must use archival quality materials and print images in limited edition series, signing and numbering each image. Artist must provide details about his or her technique and disclose his or her creative and printing processes.

 
Sculpture: Three-dimensional work created by assembling, firing, welding, molding, casting, carving, shaping or combining materials such as plastic, text, light, stone, rock, marble, metal, glass, or wood.

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Wood: Functional, decorative, and/or sculptural work created using wood. Work must be hand-tooled, machine-worked, turned, or carved.

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