“To celebrate the 40 th Panoply Arts Festival, we selected an area artist who grew up with the event and whose artwork could celebrate Panoply’s community history and its place in Huntsville today,” said Arts Huntsville Executive Director Allison Dillon-Jauken. Noted accomplishments include working over eight years as a muralist with the Madison County School System – with over 50 murals completed – and launching the Pictures of Hope art program serving people in recovery through the Jackson County Drug Court. The artist now lives in Scottsboro, and, over her 25-year career, she has worked in a variety of media and environments. Clemons grew up in Huntsville, where she was very involved in art at Lee High School. Panoply Poster ArtĮach year, Arts Huntsville commissions an artist to create a piece of art that captures the spirit of the festival and the community. This year’s Panoply poster artist is Sonya Clemons, known in the state of Alabama as the Artlady. It's $18 for a weekend pass (These are only on sale online through April 29th), $10 for a one day pass and children 12-and-under are free. The festival showcases many local and regional musical acts, including regionally-celebrated and critically-acclaimed bands and musicians, the juried Art Marketplace, STEAM Street, art and STEAM interactives, community art projects, craft beer and wine, festival food, select local food trucks and more.Ĥ0th Celebration of Panoply will be held April 29-May 1, 2022, and the festival hours are:įriday, April 29, from 5:00 p.m. Panoply (pronounced pan-o-plea) is the southeast's premiere arts weekend showcasing Huntsville's innovative spark with a celebration of art, music, and more.Įnjoy three days that has something for everyone in the family. Huntsville's Panoply Arts Festival is celebrating 40 years! Arts Huntsville invites visitors and locals alike to join them in downtown Huntsville's Big Spring Park on both the East and West side on April 29, 30, and May 1.
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