Jerry Brown Arts Festival

From Jerry Brown Arts Festival Website:

The Jerry Brown Arts Festival has quickly become noted for its outstanding quality of artists and works at the two-day juried festival. Items available include: pottery, jewelry making, gourd art, stained glass art, broom makers, photography and paintings. A Kids Art Stations is also held.

The festival is an indoor, juried arts festival headlined and named in honor of Hamilton resident and Smithsonian potter, Jerry Brown, who as a ninth-generation potter was awarded in 1992 the National Heritage Fellowship and in 2003 received the Alabama Heritage Award from the Alabama State Council on the Arts. Artists from throughout the Southeastern United States participate in this two-day festival celebrating the festival's theme, "Reflections of the South."

Host of the JBAF is the Northwest Alabama Arts Council, Inc., a 501(c)3 organization supporting the arts and art education.