YOU are invited to join Dubuque County Fine Arts Society at the Community Block Party hosted by the Community Foundation of Greater Dubuque on Friday, February 1, 4-7 pm in the Roshek Building Lobby, 700 Locust Street. As part of its 10-year anniversa…

DubuqueFest Fine Arts Festival is now accepting applications for the 36th annual juried fine art fair scheduled for May 18 & 19, 2013 in Dubuque, Iowa. All interested fine artists and fine craft artisans are encouraged to apply. The juried fine art fair features the work of 85 artists & artisans from across the region.…

Now on exhibit at Crescent Community Health Center, 18th & Elm St., through February 1, 2013 DubuqueFest Fine Arts Festival 2012 organizers commissioned artist and illustrator Keith Huie to lead a community-painting project as a part of the festival’s free, interactive-arts programming. More than 150 individuals of all ages joined Keith throughout […]

Three artists exhibiting at the 2012 DubuqueFest Art Fair were recognized at an awards ceremony at the Dubuque Museum of Art. [Click to read more.]

Shauna Zeck of BeadSpirit Designs was one of over 50 artists to exhibit at the 2012 DubuqueFest Art Fair. [Click to read a profile of the artist.]

Stirrup, a Chicago-based post-modern jazz group featuring cellist Fred Lonberg-Holm, will perform on the DubuqueFest Fine Arts Festival Town Clock Main Stage on Saturday, May 19, at 6:45 p.m. [Click to learn more about the music.]

Artist and illustrator Keith Huie led the creation of a large scale community art project during 2012 DubuqueFest. [Click to learn more.]

Charlotte Fung-Miller, a Wisconsin artist, will display her Chinese brush painting at the DubuqueFest Art Fair on May 19-20, 2012. In a blend of East and West that reflects both her Chinese-American heritage and her individuality, she portrays birds, f…

Val Neumann, creator of “Stoneware Pottery by Val,” and winner of the 3rd place Artist Award during last year’s DubuqueFest, will return to display her pottery. “Your festival is one of the nicest ones. It’s friendly, it’s very easy to walk around, and I love the gazebo with the kids and the music.”