Artville
Artville is an annual public arts festival in Nashville celebrating the city’s creative community through large-scale installations, murals, contemporary art, immersive experiences, live music, and opportunities to collect work from local and national artists.
The festival also incorporates the long-running American Artisan Festival, bringing more than 75 contemporary craft and fine artists together alongside food trucks, family activities, artist talks, and community art programming.
Artville Details
Date
The festival is typically held in September.
Location
Various locations in Nashville, including Walk of Fame Park and other participating sites.
Presented By
Artville.
Cost
Free to attend; some special events may require registration or tickets.
Who It’s For
Art lovers, families, local residents, visitors, collectors, and anyone interested in public art and Nashville’s creative community.
What to Expect
Public art installations, murals, contemporary art, artist booths, live music, food trucks, kids activities, artist talks, and immersive experiences.
Good to Know
Artville programming takes place across multiple locations, and some special events may have separate registration requirements even when admission is free.
