Blue Stone Festival - Art
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Note: This page features information from a past event. Save the date for next year: September 25–26, 2026.
Art is everywhere at the Blue Stone Arts & Music Festival. From the bustling Artist Market to the inspiring Emerging Artist Exhibit, there's something for art lovers of every medium — paintings, wood, pottery, and more. Plus, don't miss your chance to grab this year's exclusive festival poster!
🖼️ 2025 Official Blue Stone Arts & Music Festival Poster
For the first year the City of Sandy Springs put out a call for entry, seeking a poster design from the community that would truly reflect the spirit and vibrancy of Blue Stone Arts & Music Festival. Inspired by the style of a New Yorker magazine cover, the illustration captures the joyful, creative energy of a fall arts and music festival. Balloons symbolizing music, art, and food float above a diverse crowd of people young and old, of many backgrounds all gathering outdoors under a clear sky, surrounded by the greenery of Sandy Springs and a whimsical fall-leaf blimp drifting overhead. The design celebrates not only the festival, but the inclusive, artistic heart of the community itself.
This limited-edition poster will be sold exclusively at the Blue Stone Arts & Music Festival for just $10. Each of the 100 prints is individually signed and numbered by the artist, making it a truly special keepsake of the festival. Once they're gone, they're gone, so be sure to grab yours early and take home a piece of Sandy Springs creativity!
Posters and the City's 20th Anniversary merchandise will be available for purchase at the Refreshments location on Galambos Way, near the Food Trucks.
About the Artist: Gregg Bauer has always walked in two worlds as both a graphic designer and a fine artist. Over the years he has been creating watercolors, oils, acrylics and pastels in Atlanta, Georgia. And at the same time, Gregg's graphic design work has included posters for the Atlanta Symphony, the Piedmont Park Arts Festival and the Druid Hill Tour of Homes. He has created award winning work for brands that include The Varsity, CNN, Cartoon Network, the MLB, the Atlanta Jewish Film Festival, Aflac, Georgia Pacific and Mary Mac's Tea Room. In 2004 he was chosen to be a participant in Atlanta's CowParade sculptures. Gregg also taught at the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) on their Atlanta campus for a number of years as an adjunct professor. He has also participated in local art shows in Druid Hills, Buckhead, Sandy Springs and at Atlanta's MODA museum in the Mad Men show of Art Directors' fine art.
🎨 Artist Market
Our Artist Market features vendors from across the Southeast.
🏺 Emerging Artist Exhibit
View inspiring works from local students, ranging from kindergarten to high school.
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