Why the Loveland Art Festival Should Be on Your September Calendar

Dated: July 31 2026

Views: 69

There's something special about strolling through an art festival on a beautiful September day. The music is playing, artists are sharing the stories behind their work, families are exploring together, and you never know when you'll discover the perfect piece to take home.

That's exactly what you'll find at the 9th Annual Loveland Art Festival, returning Saturday, September 5, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. This year marks an exciting new chapter as the festival moves to Nisbet Park in the heart of historic downtown Loveland. Nestled along the Little Miami River and shaded by mature trees, the new location provides a beautiful backdrop for one of the city's favorite annual traditions.

More than 80 juried artists from across the region will showcase an incredible variety of work, including paintings, pottery, jewelry, glass, photography, woodworking, sculpture, fiber arts, mixed media, fresh flowers, and more. Whether you're a serious collector, decorating your home, or searching for a one-of-a-kind gift, you'll find plenty of inspiration.

"This more central venue will highlight the artists and their beautiful art while showcasing our historic and dynamic city," said Loveland City Manager Dave Kennedy.

The festival is designed to be a fun day for the entire family. Enjoy live performances by Clark Jenkins, Alpha Frierson, and Creep It Real, grab lunch from Skyline Chili or El Vaquero, and be one of the first visitors to receive a free reusable shopping tote filled with goodies while supplies last.

The Loveland Art Festival is more than an art show—it's a celebration of community. The event proudly supports The Loveland Museum Center and Raptors Inc., while continuing its seven-year partnership with Loveland High School by providing student artists with the opportunity to display, discuss, and sell their work in a professional setting.

As a juried festival, artists also compete for more than $1,000 in awards, including the always-popular People's Choice Award, where visitors help select one of the festival's winners.

If you've attended before, you'll love experiencing the festival in its beautiful new setting. If this will be your first visit, there's never been a better time to discover why the Loveland Art Festival has become one of the area's favorite community events.

Mark your calendar for Saturday, September 5, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission is free.

For a list of participating artists, a festival map, and additional information, visit lovelandartfestival.com or call (513) 683-2529.

We hope to see you in Nisbet Park for a day filled with creativity, community, and the incredible talent that makes Loveland such a special place.

Blog author image

Sue Besl Price

Real estate may be fast-paced, but I believe two things should never go out of style — integrity and exceptional service.Before co-founding Besl Baden & Jones, I served as Principal Broker f....

Latest Blog Posts

Greater Cincinnati Real Estate Market Update — July 2026

If the Greater Cincinnati housing market has felt a little different lately, the July numbers help explain why.We’re seeing more homes for sale, more new listings and more closed sales than we

Read More

Why the Loveland Art Festival Should Be on Your September Calendar

There's something special about strolling through an art festival on a beautiful September day. The music is playing, artists are sharing the stories behind their work, families are exploring

Read More

Buying or Selling a Home? What Doing So Gives Back to Your Community

Buying or selling a home is a big financial decision. And right now, it feels even bigger. Inflation is high, costs are high, and you want to be sure the timing is right before you make your move.

Read More

Why Real Estate Is Still America’s Favorite Investment - 14 Years and Running

Quick gut reaction. Which investment do Americans trust more than stocks, gold, savings accounts, and bonds? The answer hasn't changed in 14 years. It's real estate. And this year, that answer

Read More