Beaux Arts Festival of Art 2025
Beaux Arts Festival of Art 2025

Art Elevated: Discovering Creativity at the 74th Beaux Arts Festival of Art

Miami’s Timeless Celebration of Art, Community, and Culture

The Beaux Arts Festival of Art is more than just an event; it’s a cherished South Florida tradition, seamlessly blending artistic brilliance with a sense of community. Returning to its iconic home on Stanford Drive at the University of Miami campus, this premier juried art festival promises an inspiring start to 2025. On January 18-19, immerse yourself in a cultural feast that not only celebrates art but also uplifts education and access through its support of the Lowe Art Museum.

A Showcase of Artistic Mastery

Beaux Arts Festival of Art 2025
Beaux Arts Festival of Art 2025

This year, over 200 fine art exhibitors from across the nation will transform the university campus into a vibrant outdoor gallery. As one of South Florida’s longest-running and most prestigious art festivals, the Beaux Arts Festival consistently attracts acclaimed talent, offering museum-quality works spanning various mediums and price points. Whether you're an avid collector or an admirer of beauty, this festival provides an unparalleled opportunity to connect with art on a personal level.

With more than $20,000 in prizes at stake, the competition ensures a presentation of the highest caliber. The artists’ dedication to their craft is evident, promising attendees a truly enriching experience.

Family-Friendly Experiences and Interactive Art

Beaux Arts Festival of Art 2025
Beaux Arts Festival of Art 2025

The festival’s charm extends beyond art enthusiasts to families seeking a creative outing. Two beloved staples make their return this year:

  • Children’s Art Park: Sponsored by UHealth Jackson Urgent Care, this space invites children of all ages to explore their creativity through hands-on projects.

  • Community Art Tent: Courtesy of TD Bank, this activity hub fosters collective artistic expression for all generations.

Interactive art experiences, live music, and local vendor showcases round out the weekend’s offerings, ensuring an engaging atmosphere for attendees of all ages.

A Taste of Miami’s Flavors

Beaux Arts Festival of Art 2025
Beaux Arts Festival of Art 2025

Art isn’t the only thing on the menu. The festival’s marketplace offers delicious dining options that reflect Miami’s dynamic culinary scene. For those seeking a relaxed ambiance, the beer and wine garden, presented by Bay 13 Brewery & Kitchen, serves local brews and fine wines, perfectly complementing a day spent appreciating creativity and culture.

A Legacy of Giving Back

Beaux Arts Festival of Art 2025
Beaux Arts Festival of Art 2025

Proceeds from the festival ensure year-round free admission to the Lowe Art Museum and sustain Beaux Arts’ community outreach programs. Signature initiatives such as HandsOn! and the Student Artist Showcase introduce art to underserved children, fostering inspiration and imagination. With a history spanning more than seven decades, Beaux Arts has empowered generations to discover the transformative power of creativity.

Co-chaired this year by Amber Seidle-Lazo and Kaitlyn Rieder, and supported by a dedicated team of volunteers, the event underscores the collective spirit behind its success. As Co-Presidents Ashley Andren and Jordan Kever eloquently state, “The Beaux Arts Festival of Art brings our community together to celebrate creativity, connection, and the incredible talent of best-in-class artists.”

Plan Your Visit

Beaux Arts Festival of Art 2025
Beaux Arts Festival of Art 2025

Presented by UHealth Jackson Urgent Care, the festival is free to attend and welcomes more than 25,000 visitors annually. From interactive art experiences to an eclectic mix of fine art, live music, and delectable dining, there’s something for everyone. Mark your calendars and prepare to start the new year inspired.

For more details, visit beauxartsmiami.org.

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