Art in the Park Festival 2020 has been canceled. We will be bigger and better in 2021!
The Mandan Progress Organization is planning an alternative event: The Mandan Market.
For information, click here
The Mandan Progress Organization is planning an alternative event: The Mandan Market.
For information, click here
Welcome to Mandan, North Dakota
Art in the Park Festival Hours:
July 3: 9 am - 9 pm
July 4: 9 am - 5 pm
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Welcome to the Art in the Park Festival. We hope that our website will answer all your questions about our Festival. If you have any questions, please feel free to call us at 701-751-2983, or email: dot@mandanprogress.org. Thanks!
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About Art in the Park Festival
The Art in the Park Festival is held in conjunction with Mandan Rodeo Days and Fourth of July Celebration. It has grown to be a popular event, attracting 25,000-30,000 visitors from across North Dakota and surrounding states.
Location of the festival is in the Robert Dykshoorn Park and Heritage Park which are along the parade route on Main Street in Mandan. It will host art and craft booths as well as food booths and cultural entertainment. Proceeds of our shows have gone toward park improvements, high school scholarships and the public library. Previous monies have paid for landscaping, underground sprinkling systems and band shell. This year the Festival grounds have been expanded to facilitate more artists and craft booths.
Location of the festival is in the Robert Dykshoorn Park and Heritage Park which are along the parade route on Main Street in Mandan. It will host art and craft booths as well as food booths and cultural entertainment. Proceeds of our shows have gone toward park improvements, high school scholarships and the public library. Previous monies have paid for landscaping, underground sprinkling systems and band shell. This year the Festival grounds have been expanded to facilitate more artists and craft booths.
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Art in the Park Festival is the work of many talented volunteers, and part of the Mandan Progress Organization. When you see these talented people, thank them for their hard work.
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