Labor Day Weekend
Saturday, Sunday, Monday
August 30, August 31, and September 1, 2025

Three day art fair in the redwoods!

"Known for its stunning location among the redwoods and for its unique and varied artists (selected by jury), the Kings Mountain Art Fair celebrates over 50 years of art and natural world ambiance. Fair admission and parking are free." --- quoted from the Kings Mountain Art Fair website.

Started in 1963, the Kings Mountain Art Fair is an annual event, held every Labor Day weekend. The Art Fair benefits the Kings Mountain Volunteer Fire Brigade, the Kings Mountain Elementary School and other community activities and is staffed completely by volunteers from the local community.

Since 2006, I've been exhibiting my art annually in this wonderful redwood park setting as part of the Kings Mountain Art Fair. We've spent many Labor Day Weekends in these inspiring redwoods in the Santa Cruz Mountains above Woodside, CA. The fair is an all volunteer run event for the benefit of several local charities, including the local fire department and their elementary school. The fair has gained national status as a premier art event, showcasing many talented artists and artisans from around the country. I've been very fortunate in each year being selected to participate.

I am in a new booth location, Booth #124, a bit more accessible than where I was "down in the glen" with the music for the past 18 years. (It's along Skyline Blvd, just turn left after the main entrance and I'm a few booths along.) We hope for another great experience in the redwood park again this year, for both visitors and exhibitors. It is a wonderful experience for me to greet new and past visitors, while showing and telling about my art.

It is always a treat to spend the weekend in the redwoods, talking about art and sending my oil paintings and prints to new homes. On your way into this free event, pick up a map of the exhibitor locations along the winding paths through the redwoods. I have new large and small paintings that speak to the beauty of our Pacific coastline and the fertile fields and pastoral meadows beyond.