In its 58th year, the Fallasburg Arts Festival presented by Lowell Arts is a highly anticipated annual event. This two-day festival, on September 19 & 20, 2026, showcases 100 unique fine arts and fine crafts booths, local food vendors, a children's craft area, craft demonstrations, and live music performed on an outdoor stage. Only approximately 20 miles east of Grand Rapids, the picturesque Fallasburg Park is the location for this free event.
A long-standing tradition of this historic festival is the annual quilt raffle, featuring a grand prize queen sized quilt. Winners will be announced on Sunday, September 20 at the festival; however, presence is not required to win. This year’s quilt has been crafted by Sue Clements. In addition to the grand prize, those who enter can also win over 75 other artist-made items donated by the artists featured at the Fallasburg Arts Festival. Purchase raffle tickets before the festival one of three ways: visit the Lowell Arts website, by phone (616-897-8545), or in person at Lowell Arts (223 W Main St, Lowell, MI).
Plan ahead for your visit to this well-attended event. Saturday tends to be the busier of the two days. If you’re looking to avoid peak festival crowds, Sunday is the better bet. Also, most traffic will approach Fallasburg Park from the south on Lincoln Lake Road, but you can get to the festival quicker and avoid back-ups on the roads by using an alternate route. To avoid long lines for parking, festival guests are encouraged to make use of the additional parking area provided on Covered Bridge Road where there will be a golf cart shuttle to the festival area. Once at the festival, enjoy the fine arts and fine crafts for sale, live music, food provided by local organizations, and more!
Lowell Arts invites you to the Fallasburg Arts Festival on September 19 & 20, 2026. Located at Fallasburg Park (1124 Fallasburg Park Dr, Lowell, MI), the festival will be open on Saturday from 10am–5pm and Sunday from 10am–4pm. The event is free, with a small parking fee of $5 per car.