Highlands Art Festival

ColoradoArtShows.com is excited to continue our new show in the trendy Denver neighborhood of The Highlands. The first show of its kind in the Highlands, the Highlands Art Festival will serve the long time residents and new contemporary transplants a fresh an exciting event centered around fine art and fine craft. The art event will be presented on the beautiful grounds of The Highlands Masonic Lodge. The high visibility of the Lodge on one of Denver’s busiest streets gives the show a tremendous head start getting the word out. The well manicured lawn area provides the perfect early summer setting for a show. Following our Park Hill Art Festival on the previous weekend, the date is also perfect as the first weeks of June in Denver are nothing short of spectacular.

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11 years ago we created and built the Park Hill Art Festival. The Highlands neighborhood is a very similar area and has an art loving clientele. Like Park Hill, the demographics reveal their highly qualified purchasing power. Also similar to Park Hill, Highland homes reflect their appreciation for the arts. 

Situated on a rise northwest of the Platte River, overlooking the city, are the Highlands of Denver. The Highlands are a bustling residential neighborhood featuring avenues lined with elegant old homes. Amongst the charm of the historic architecture, new constructions and renovated homes have made it one of the most popular “up-and-coming” neighborhoods. Being the largest of Denver’s neighborhoods, the 250-acre Highlands has been steadily renewing with an array of trendy restaurants, local bars, popular cafes, and boutique shops. The Highlands are an all-encompassing destination.

63% of Highlands residents make $75,000 or more … with 30% making $150,000+. 

In November 2022, Highland home prices were up 7.8% compared to last year, selling for a median price of $825K. 

72.18% of residents Age 257 over have a College Degree. 

3550 Federal Blvd, Denver, CO 80211

App Deadline: 3/02 Notifications: 3/06

All forms of original fine art and fine crafts. Painting, Sculpture, Metal, Glass, Printmaking/Drawing, Ceramics, Mixed Media, Jewelry, Wood, Fiber and Photography. 

4 digital images of your work and 1 image of your display. The 5th image must be an image of your booth that should include the same kind of work shown in the other four images. Images must be only of the work and category to be displayed (if you wish to display more than one category, you must jury 4 images of each category and be accepted in each category applied for).

The Artist must be present to exhibit and exhibit only their own original work - No Exceptions. A Picture ID will be required at check-in. Reps will be asked to leave with forfeiture of fees. No buy/sell. Artists must design and craft all the work. Only white tents are allowed.

A) The application fee is $40 and is non-refundable. You must send $40 for each juried category in the show. Example: If a person wants to apply in both Painting and Jewelry, make an $80 payment for the application fee. Only the categories accepted by the Jury may be displayed.

B) Booth fees due on acceptance.

Single 10 x 10 = $395

Single 10 x 10 w/corner = $450

Db1 10 x 20 = $700

Dbl 10 x 20 w/corner = $750

Dbl 10 x 20 w/ 2 corners = $800 

C) No refunds for cancellations after acceptance. No exceptions.


D) Electricity is not widely available. Inquire if needed.