73rd Annual Greeley Park Art Show
The 73rd Annual Greeley Park Art Show is a two-day outdoor juried art exhibition held at Greeley Park in Nashua. Organized by the Nashua Area Artists Association, the show features over 56 artists, live music, demonstrations, and various activities for all ages, with free admission.
- Date
- Aug 29-30, 2026
Event summary
Highlights
- Features over 56 artists showcasing two- and three-dimensional art
- Includes live music performances, artist demonstrations, and food trucks
- Offers activities and lawn games for kids
- Hosts a juried art competition with awards in various categories
Hosted by the Nashua Area Artists Association, the show is free and open to the public, offering parking. Beyond the art displays, the festival includes live music performances, artist demonstrations, and lawn games. Family-friendly activities are available for kids, and food trucks are on site.
The event also features an art competition with awards in multiple categories such as 3D, acrylic, drawing/illustration, mixed media, oil, pastel, photography, watercolor, and digital art, in addition to Best in Show and Viewer’s Choice awards. A detailed schedule includes ambient healing music and a marionette show on Saturday, along with adult art competition announcements. Sunday features musical performances by local artists and students, culminating in announcements for raffle winners, artwork winners, kids’ art competition winners, and scholarship recipients.
Practical details
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Before attending
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Sources and further information
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- 73rd Annual Greeley Park Art Show is 2 days of creativity and community www.unionleader.com
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