We are back to having ALL Artists on 4th Street for 2024!!!
No artist booths on side streets. 
We are returning to our old footprint from 2022.

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Jury-2024

• Anna Brown: Fiber Artist
  I have been looking at art since I was young.I attended IU fine arts with classes in drawing, painting, fiber and silversmithing. As an exhibitor in fiber, I always took the opportunity to look at the work of other artists. It is an honor to jury this show.

• Marji Rawson: Jewelry ArtistI have 36 years of experience and degrees in Fine ARt and Art History  I salvage and cut up the bodies of vintage cars and trucks in search of and in remembrance of  the glory days of road trips and adventure, family drive-in nights and freedom only the open road could deliver. The colorful steel carriages that took us there are resting on hillsides all around us. I rescue the steel in its fun- filled original paint pallets and now weathered patinas to then  construct a new  wearable journey that you can carry forward into its next adventure. I use cold construction techniques combined with fine and sterling silver to create a modern joyful aesthetic that is ready to hit the road!

• Mark J. Sudduth: Glass Artist
  Makes hand blown, hand formed glasswork that he then cold works to cut, polish, engrave, highlight surfaces using lathes, merkers, dynafiles and flexible shafts incorporating stone and diamond wheels and other various tools. 

• Jaime Sweany: Owner, Artist, Juniper Art Gallery
  As a young girl, Jaime Sweany loved visiting the art studios of her parents’ peers; these acquaintances began her lifetime passion for the arts and for artists. In 1978, she moved to Bloomington, IN and received her B.A. in Fine Arts from Indiana University. Jaime operated a portrait photography business, Illuminessence Photography throughout the 1990’s. In the mid-1990’s, her love of birding and the natural world evolved into co-ownership of a Wild Birds Unlimited franchise. From 2002-2011, she owned and operated Wandering Turtle Art Gallery, receiving the 2009 “Small Business of the Year” award from Downtown Bloomington, Inc. She then served as Executive Director for the Brown County Art Guild (Nashville, IN), and directed creative arts programming at the Endwright Center at Area 10 Agency on Aging (Ellettsville, IN). Jaime also has worked with Sycamore Land Trust and served as the Associate Publisher for Bloom Magazine.
  She has owned and operated Juniper Art Gallery,  representing the finest of regional midwestern artwork for the past six years (now located at 615 W. Kirkwood Ave, Bloomington, IN 47404). Juniper has two gallery spaces and offers several monthly and special creative events, including music, fiber arts, writing groups and a book club.

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​Day Of Show Judges-2024
 

• TBA

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Info for 2023 show (instructions may change for 2024)

BEFORE THE SHOW:

SET-UP: 

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1. Check in: 1:30 pm - 5:30 pm on Friday Sept 1st the corner of 3rd and Grant only,

   • All vehicles enter at this point. You will need your license to get your packet.

   • The police will fill water barricades at 6:00 pm. After this time no vehicles can physically move in or out of the street until after closing on Sunday. Therefore if you plan to set up after this time, you will have to dolly in but you must check in Friday between 1:30-5:30 or forfeit your booth.

   • All vehicles must be out of the show site no later than 6pm.

2. DO NOT BLOCK THE STREET WITH YOUR VEHICLE.

   • You will have 1 hour to unload

   • Please unload your vehicle at your booth and then remove the vehicle from the street.

   • There will be parking information in your packet.

   • Then, come back and set up.

   • Please be considerate of your fellow artists. You have unlimited time to set up once your vehicle is moved off the show site.

3. SHOW HOURS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC: SATURDAY 10am – 6pm       SUNDAY 10am – 5pm

 

Grant street artists can check in and set up anytime from 1pm-6pm - those artists on this street will have the ability for a more leisurely setup as booths are only on one side of Grant.

North Side Artists: Artists on the North side of 4th street will have a check in time of 1pm-3pm. You will have an hour to unload your vehicle and move it off the premises. Windshields will be marked with the time you arrived, and this will be monitored. Once you have moved your vehicle off the street, you can continue setting up your booth indefinitely.

South Side Artists: Artists on the South side of 4th street will have a check in time of 4pm-6pm. You will have an hour to unload your vehicle and move it off the premises. Windshields will be marked with the time you arrived, and this will be monitored. Once you have moved your vehicle off the street, you can continue setting up your booth indefinitely.

Block captains are artists on the committee who volunteer countless hours to make this show successful. They will mark the streets early Friday morning, then set up their booth, then will assist the artists in their area. They can assist with any issues you might have.
 

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Parking

1. The IU parking lot is the biggest, best place to park. Exhibitor pass must be displayed on your vehicle dash with your cell number written on the pass. Vehicles must park between the lines.The IU parking lots open after 5pm on Friday and you will have access during the show through the alleys. If you have a trailer, you must unhook and place it in a single parking space. Park in EMP or EMS marked spaces only. Do not park in R or Reserved spaces. 

   • Oversized vehicle/trailer parking available at the corner of College & 3rd St - directly east of the Bloomington/Monroe County Convention Center.

     ***If you need oversized parking, please ask at check in for a parking pass.

   • City and IU regulations prohibit overnight camping in parking lots or on city streets. Fourth Street Festival will not be responsible for parking tickets.

2. Dunkirk Square lot. This is a smaller lot than IU but open anytime.  The address is: 430 E Kirkwood Ave

3. Old National Bank lot This lot can only be used for those artist vehicles that can be left there the entire weekend, from 5:45 Friday. Once in this lot, you will stay there until 5pm on Sunday as the only access is on 4th street.. This is a good option if staying within walking distance.

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Booth Regulations

1. Booth sign MUST be visible on the RIGHT FRONT of your booth.

2. Secure your tent when not at the show – this is a high traffic, urban neighborhood. All tents must be appropriately weighted - we will monitor this.

3. No generators or open flames allowed.

4. All merchandise and displays must be contained within your booth.

5. Sidewalks behind booths must be kept clear at all times for pedestrians.

6. Awnings are to be up ONLY during festival hours. Sat. 10-6, Sun. 10-5. (for emergency vehicle access)

7. The artist or artists who juried into the show must be present at the festival.  No exceptions.

8. Standards committee: Saturday morning volunteers will be visiting and comparing your work and booth with the images you submitted in your ZAPP entry.

   • Artists may display work only in the category into which they successfully juried and confirmed.

   • Reproductions cannot exceed 20% of your booth.

   • Only those artists that are accepted in the jewelry category are permitted to display and sell jewelry.