Chattanooga Artist Application for 2025

Welcome to the event! Browse through our applications and let us know if you have any questions.  This is an electronic agreement and by selecting the booths, you are validating and approving this agreement electronically.  Categories:  Artists may apply in up to 3 categories. You must submit a separate application for each category.  If you sell jewelry, you may apply in a category other than Jewelry if jewelry is less than 10% of your items for sale. Otherwise, you must apply in Jewelry. All work displayed in the booth must be for sale.  Clay: Original clay and porcelain work, functional or sculptural.  Fiber: Includes wearable and non-wearable. No machine-tooled, machine-screen printing, or other forms of mass production are accepted.  Glass: Functional and sculptural work is accepted. Kiln forming, blowing, molding, or casting, as well as all cold working processes are permitted. Jewelry: Only those artists accepted in the jewelry category may display or sell jewelry. Items made from commercial parts may not be exhibited.  Metal: Sculptural or decorative work made from metal. No jewelry will be accepted in this category.  Mixed Media: Work which combines materials from two or more mediums in one piece.  Musical Instruments: Handmade instruments.  Natural Materials: This includes basket weaving, chair caning, brooms, gourds, and other works made from materials found in nature.  Photography: Includes traditional film photography, hand-colored images, emulsion transfers, and digital photography. Only artist’s original source material is acceptable. Printmaking: Only hand-pulled original prints are allowed. Prints must be in limited editions, signed, and numbered.  Sculpture: Three-dimensional work using additive or subtractive processes in a single medium. Two-Dimensional: Drawing, painting, and digital works. Reproduction prints are not allowed.  Wood: Original works that are hand tooled, machine-worked, turned or carved.

Chattanooga, here we come! Robin Roberts Promotions is excited to bring the Chattanooga Seafood Bash on the River to Tennessee on April 25 - 27, 2025. Join us at Ross's Landing along the Tennessee River in downtown Chattanooga. It is a beautiful location for a seafood, music, and crafts festival. Food vendors from around the Southeast and beyond will join us for this three-day festival, where the many visitors will enjoy fresh seafood dishes of all kinds, as well as other cuisines for the non-seafood lovers. There will be something for everyone. Festival visitors will also be able to listen to nationally and regionally known live music and enjoy juried handmade arts and crafts from artisans throughout the country. Chattanooga is a mecca for those who wish to enjoy a vibrant, urban area that has an endless variety of nearby outdoor activities, such as biking, hiking, climbing, fishing, and golf. Chattanooga is the perfect location for a family-friendly show. So visitors of all ages are welcomed to come out and join us!

Thank you for joining us. The crowd in 2024 was estimated to be about 80,000, and a good buying crowd   All artist and crafters booths will be on the grass with weights attached to each tent leg.  THERE IS NO STAKING OF ANY KIND. Weather permitting, artist vendors will be allowed to drive on the concrete pathways to their spot, unload quickly, and move their vehicle out of the park.Thank you for joining us.   As we prepare for 2025, there are some things that you need to be aware of.  
 
WE DO NOT REFUND ANY MONIES FOR ANY REASON. Paid fees cannot be transferred to
another show.
Electric is charged per plug. So keep that in mind when filling out electric.
All vendors must pay the $30 application fee.
 All artist and crafters booths will be on the grass with weights attached to each tent leg.  THERE
IS NO STAKING OF ANY KIND. Unless we say there is at a certain show.
No music playing in your booth during the show.
No alcohol beverages in your booth during the show.
No sub leasing of your space. Artist/vendor must be present at the show all days.
 
Weather permitting, artist vendors will be allowed to drive on the concrete pathways to their
spot, unload quickly, and move their vehicle out of the park.