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Arts in the Park

July 18-20, 2025

Friday, Saturday, 10 am- 6 pm, Sunday: 10 am-4 pm

Arts in the Park is the Flathead Valley’s longest running, premier arts, crafts and music festival held in Kalispell’s historic downtown Depot Park. Stroll through the festivals’ over 80 juried artists and artisans booths from around the country offering one-of a kind, quality handmade paintings, jewelry, ceramics, housewares, and more for sale. 

Relax on the lawn while listening to live musicians and entertainers performing on the Depot Park Outdoor Stage. Enjoy delicious food and beverages from your favorite vendors from around the valley. It’s fun for all ages!

All ticket sales proceeds directly support the museum’s educational art exhibitions and programs!

  • 70+ Juried Art & Craft Booths
  • Food Court with diverse variety of food trucks
  • Live Music & Entertainment throughout each day by over 40 performers
  • Premium Wine & Beer Garden with local craft beer and wine 
  • Community Partner booths with free activities provided by local nonprofits & community organizations

To Attend Arts in the Park 2025:

Location: Depot Park, Main Street,  Kalispell MT 59901

Parking: Street parking downtown, Depot Park,  or Super 1 Parking Lot

Admission:

  • 3-day Unlimited Pass:  $10
  • 1-day General Pass: $5
  • Children 12 & under: Free

UNLIMTED PASS HOLDERS receive: Unlimited Admission to the event all 3 days, $1 off all beer and wine purchases, and free admission to the museum July 12-20.

Volunteer at Arts in the Park!

Frequently Asked Volunteer Questions: 

What does volunteering look like? 

Volunteering can look like many different things, depending on what shift you work and what abilities you have. It may mean assisting in event setup and teardown, checking in visitors at event entrances and recieving payment for tickets as a Gate Greeter, helping organize vendor booth locations, distributing event maps to guests, or working the Hockaday Information Booth. There is something for everyone who is willing to help!

Can I sign up for more than one shift? 

Of course! We appreciate all the help we can get and are happy to have volunteers for multiple shifts and/or days. 

Do I receive anything in return for volunteering? 

On top of the fulfilling feeling of supporting your local art community, you will also receive an Arts in the Park tote bag, apron, and entrance into a special volunteer gift basket drawing. As thanks for your time volunteering with us, you’ll also gain free, ulimited entry into the AIP event for the duration of the weekend, allowing you to enjoy vendors showcasing handmade paintings, jewelry, ceramics, sculptures, housewares and more for sale as well as live musicians and entertainers’ performances on the outdoor stage. 

Where is Arts in the Park located, and where can I park?

AIP is located in Depot Park, Main Street, Kalispell MT 59901. If you’re taking a vehicle to the event, volunteer parking will be provided at Super 1 Foods parking lot. There may also be street parking.

How old do I have to be to volunteer?

Students 13 years and older with adult chaperones are encourgaed to volunteeer! Adults 18 and older are welcome to volunteer alone or sign up with a friend or family member. Only volunteers age 21+ may volunteer at the Beer & Wine Garden. 

Do I have to volunteer for all three days?

No! While we greatly value our volunteers who choose to help out during the entire weekend, we understand you might only be able to give a few hours of your time. We welcome volunteers to come for a few hours, one day, or the whole event – whatever you’re able to do. 

Thank you to our 2025 Arts in the Park Sponsors:

Presenting Sponsors

Gold Sponsors

Silver Sponsors

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Page Art Inc logo

ANONYMOUS

Patron Sponsors

ValleyBank Logo

BILL YANKEE FINE ARTS

CITY BREW COFFEE

HIGHLINE DESIGN

2025 Live Music Performance Schedule

AIP 2025 Artists

Painting:

Trina Ambrose

Carol Babington, Carol Babington Fine Art

Karen and Steven Boyd, Art on the Wild Side

Cheryl Lynn Colwell

Karen Elkan

Oriana Gerez

Terrance Guardipee

David Harding, David Harding Art

Susan Hedstrand

MK Ingwaldson, Ingwaldson Art

Amber Koogler, Averie Lane

Maia Leisz, Maia Leisz Fine Art

Cody Ling, Cody Ling Artwork

Raette Meredith, Art by Raette

Nicholas Oberling

Barbara Schelling

Elisabeth Sullivan

Jim Thomason, Western Artworks

Photography: 

Patrick Brandenburg, PBBPhotography, LLC

Tracy Houser, Houser’s Photographix

Christian Kirsch, Crow Peak Photography

Jim Pena, Summit Fine Art Photography

Eric Reese, Eric Reese Photography

Cheyenne Rouse, Cheyenne Rouse Photography

3D / Ceramics / Metalwork:

Jon Bruns

Austin Casson

Heather Lepp, Heather Lepp Ceramics

Ramona Peiper, Splinters Firing / Ramona Jane Pottery

Peter Ryman, Montana Plaques

Maren Skates, Rosemaled Creations

Catherine Walker, Clear Lake Pottery

Rick Williams, Montana Stone Candles

Jewelry:

Jamie Dobiesz, Dobez Designz

Celinda English, CE Designs

Julie Kaufman, Tortured Metal

Lisa Katchur, Light Katchurs

Kay Langland, Moondance Artwork

Eli Lawire, Nature’s Hair Claws

Heather Macarlane, Indigo Prairie Designs

Claire Manneheimer, Adorn to Rise

Cris O’Keef, O’keef & Company

Starla Saucier, Montana Star Creations

Charity Shumaker, Back Road Studio

Teah Smith, Rarity Wire Weaves

Alison Sweeney, Bernadette

Allison Young, Allison Kallaway Jewelry

Woodwork:

Lew Anderson, Antler Art & Design

Mark Dickerson, Mark’s Woodworking

Kevin and Sheila Filler, KS Antler

Stephen Fracul, Sawtooth Studio

Terry Hill, Terry’s Unique Woodwork

Todd Little, T&A Creations

R. Wayne Waddoups, Rustic Wood Works

John Wdowin, Natural Nook

Fiber Art:

Jennifer Brand, Cozy Lions

David Crawford, Wild West Designs

Sally Glutting, One Loose Thread

Cuc Huynh, Golden Daisy Quilts

Monique Kleinhans, Ladybug’s Cabin

Sue Spanke, Konya Designs

Karen Straight, Big Sky Fiber Arts

Tammy Thompson, Woolen Collectibles

Glasswork:

Cassie Schaefer, Priest Lake Art & Glass

Stephanie Snider, Essential Baubles

AIP 2025 Food Vendors

Carl’s Corndogs       Glacier Shave Ice     Sweet Pickins Kettle Corn

Fire and Dough         Isling Chow     Wendy’s Sugarhouse

Totally Nutz            Sodalightful

AIP 2025 Community Partners:

To APPLY as an ARTIST  or FOOD VENDOR:

Applications for Arts in the Park 2025 have closed. For questions about being a vendor, email cmahnken@glacierartmuseum.org. Please check back in January 2026 to apply next year!

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