“Tyler Spring Arts & Culture Festival,” celebrating diverse cultural traditions including fine art, craft, sculpture, music, dance and hands-on demonstrations in a unified festival for the senses, is a new twist on an iconic festival.
The event will take place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. May 14 and 15, at 10 Stable Mill Trail, Richboro.
Branching out from the more traditional “Crafts in the Meadow” annual show with a collaboration of site-specific choreography, the festival welcomes interdisciplinary artist donia salem harhoor, who will create opportunities for the public to engage in performance that is inspired and intrinsically connected to the land, artworks and history of the place.
All are invited to enjoy a spring weekend nestled in Tyler State Park surrounded by a large-scale sculpture exhibit complete with live musical entertainment.
Proceeds from the weekend contribute to the TPCA art camp scholarship fund benefiting Rainbow Room, PFLAG and Welcome Project, partner organizations based in Bucks and Montgomery counties offering outreach to area youth.
Tickets are available in advanced and the day of with members and children admitted for free. For tickets and information, visit TylerParkArts.org, call 267-218-0290 or follow Tyler Park Arts on social media.
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