Artists and vendors interested in one of Pinellas County’s most popular community arts festivals have a new deadline on the calendar. The Junior League of Clearwater-Dunedin is now accepting applications for its 62nd Annual Art Harvest, scheduled for Nov. 7 and 8 at Highlander Park in Dunedin. The outdoor juried festival will feature artists from across the region, with cash awards totaling $10,000, making it an attractive opportunity for creatives hoping to showcase and sell their work.
Applications are open through Aug. 30, and organizers are also inviting vendors to apply to join the event. Art Harvest has long been known as a major fall gathering for art lovers, families and local residents, bringing together gallery-quality work, community spirit and a lively park setting.
The call for artists comes as Creative Pinellas continues to spotlight a busy season of public art and exhibitions across the county, underscoring the strength of the local arts scene. From murals and signal box projects to major exhibitions and Pride celebrations, Pinellas County remains full of opportunities for artists and audiences alike. For those looking to be part of an established juried festival in a well-loved Dunedin location, Art Harvest offers a high-profile stage this November.