The Holiday Market is one of our favorite annual events showcasing the work of local artists and craftspeople. Held within the Atlanta Contemporary galleries, the vendors are given space to set up a temporary storefront to engage with our audience. This market presents over a dozen artists working across a diverse set of mediums. So, let’s deck the halls, have extra marshmallows in our hot chocolate, and allow Atlanta to shop small this holiday season!
The Holiday Market event will be held on December 16, 2023 with public hours from 12-5pm.
Tickets are sliding scale from $1-$50. Ticket sales will be contributed toward our ongoing Studio Artist Program HVAC fundraising campaign
Sugar Cookie Decoration
Receive a plain sugar cookie and decorate it with all the extravagant toppings your heart desires! Eat it immediately after creating it or save it for later but either way, make it a creation to remember.
$2.50 per cookie decoration
Polaroid Ornaments
Pose for a polaroid photo in front of our Atrium Wall installation Spectrum Gradation by Megan Mosholder. Pose for just the polaroid or opt to decorate the polaroid with framing, tinsel, pompoms, and glitter to make it an ornament to hang for the holidays!
$1 for each polaroid | $5 for each decorated polaroid
Light Bites
Hot chocolate, coffee, hot cider, and a self-serve food table will fill your stomachs while the vendors fill your hearts and your gift bags.
Join us Saturday, May 24, from 12 pm-5 pm for an exclusive pop-up record store with Stokely’s Records! Swing by, put a record on, and browse the collection for sale, curated by Le’Shawn Taylor.
Join us for a special walkthrough of TALL AND WILD: Atlanta 1984–1994 with artist and curator Rosa Duffy, whose work explores identity, heritage, and the power of storytelling.
Join us for an intimate and thought-provoking conversation between Rosa Duffy—archivist, artist, and founder of Endless Editions ATL—and Floyd Hall, Executive Director of Atlanta Contemporary, as they discuss her exhibition "Tall and Wild" and reflect on the living archive of Black craft and memory in Atlanta.
