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"Applications Now Open: Join Us for Art in the Park Oakville 2025!"

The moment you've been waiting for is here! Applications are now open for Art in the Park Oakville 2025, and we couldn't be more excited to welcome another incredible lineup of artists to our 58th annual show.

Picture yourself among the talented creators who'll transform Waterfront Heritage Park into an outdoor gallery on Monday, August 4th, 2025. Your art deserves this stunning backdrop – where Lake Ontario meets creative spirit, and thousands of art lovers gather to discover their next favorite piece.

Why our artists love this show:

  • Professional, well-organized event with 58 years of experience
  • Dedicated volunteer support throughout the show
  • Enthusiastic, art-loving crowd of over 4,000 visitors
  • Beautiful lakeside location in historic Bronte Village
  • Convenient amenities including food trucks and a beer garden
  • Affordable booth fees with included liability insurance
  • Supportive, welcoming community of fellow artists

"As a first timer who has no helpers, so grateful for the assistance from your volunteers. Kudos to the teens!" shared one of last year's exhibitors. Another mentioned, "I thoroughly enjoyed myself! My booth seemed to draw many visitors, and I thought the show was very well-attended."

Don't miss your chance to be part of this vibrant celebration of art and community. Applications close April 15th, 2025, but prime spots fill quickly!

Ready to apply? Visit artintheparkoakville.com now to submit your application. Questions? Check out the FAQ's at https://artintheparkoakville.com/Application_FAQ.html

Join our creative family and make your mark at Art in the Park Oakville 2025!

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