Webster Arts Fair 2026
Applications are now OPEN!
We hope you will consider joining us the the 2026 Webster Arts Fair, June 5 – 7, 2026 on the Green at Eden Seminary!
Event Details
The Webster Arts Fair is held the first full weekend each June. This fine arts fair is loved by artists and patrons alike for its commitment to high-quality art in a warm and friendly environment. The Fair is set on the grounds of Eden Theological Seminary in the heart of historic Webster Groves, Missouri (63119), just 10 minutes west of downtown St. Louis. Webster Groves is a charming, upscale community nestled among beautiful parks, public art installations, bistros, and boutiques. Supported by Webster Arts, a nonprofit organization, the Webster Arts Fair features top-quality original art from national and regional artists, on-site food from favorite local restaurants, non-stop live music performances, and creative activities that draw up to 15,000 visitors and buyers from around the region each year. The Webster Arts Fair prides itself on the hospitality shown to its artists and treating crowds to delicious food, top-notch music performances, and unique, creative activities for the whole family.
Artists
Entertainment Schedule
Activities
Vendors
FAQs
Gallery
Application Details
Applications for the 2026 Webster Arts Fair are now open! The fair will take place June 5-7, 2026 on the Green at Eden Seminary. We encourage fine art artists in all mediums to apply!
Artists will be required to submit a Certificate of Insurance to participate in the Webster Arts Fair. If you do not have insurance, you can purchase coverage for the weekend through ACT Insurance. They will send the COI directly to Webster Arts and you can get a discounted rate by using the link below.
2026 Artist Booths
101: Studio Vieceli, wood
102: Neil Brown, photographer
103: Adornments by MuyiFabu, jewelry
104: Jenny McGee Art, mixed media
105: Bowness Pottery, clay/ceramics
106: Rebekah Chauvin Fine Art Paintings, painting
107: Interlock Woodworking, wood
108: Strictly Earnest, painting
109: James Osterberg, printmaking
110: Park Bench Creations, clay/ceramics
111-112: Aitch Manor, glass
201: Dancing Moon Fine Art, digital
202-203: Fine Art by Arlaina Marie, mixed media
204: Bird and Boxer Pottery, clay/ceramics
205:
206: Josh Merrill Photography, photography
207: Patrick Murphy, printmaking
208: Sullivan Studios Glass, glass
209: Amy Goode Jewelry, jewelry
210-211: Steven Dragan Fine Art, painting
212: Holly Sue Foss Art, printmaking
301: Hill Brin Design, mixed media
302: Fiberfinch/Jill’s Weavings, fiber
303: John Odell, painting
304: FryerWorks Handmade Pottery, clay/ceramics
305: Paper Crane, mixed media
306: Made With Love, Lauren, jewelry
307: Pine Needle Tapestries, fiber
308: Karen DeGuire Creations, wood
309: Leia Zumbro Designs, jewelry
310: Jen Unekis, painting
311: Cherokee Street Ceramics, clay/ceramics
312: AnnaKat Designs, jewelry
313: Lisa Diamor Sanchez, mixed media
314: M Burton Studio, painting
315: Zeeshan Ali, photography
316: Serena Kojimoto Studio, jewelry
401: Neshama Fine Art Photography, photography
402: Likos Metal and Stone Jewelry, jewelry
403: Starbird Creations, fiber
404: Mollie Chounard Fine Art, painting
405: Holloman Fine Art, printmaking
406: Andrew Rola Art, painting
407: Casey Hill Artistry, clay/ceramics
408: Carolyn Lewis Designs, mixed media
409: Sarah Lorentz, painting
410: Richard Wehrs Design, clay/ceramics
411: Ron Dunn Art, drawing and paper
412: Sweet Home Studio, fiber
413: Scott Clark, painting
414: Gaucha Berlin Photography, photography
415: LCQKS, printmaking
416: Michelle Stroud Ceramics, clay/ceramics
501: Evan Hunt Photography, photography
502: Leigh Roberts, jewelry
503: Matthew Piper, photography
504: Christopher Lynch, mixed media
505: Lauren Knight Art, painting
506: SpringArt Photo, photography
507: Luu Russell Pottery, clay/ceramics
508: Steven Martin, wood
509: Elzara Yusufova, painting
510: Smiling Rooster Studio, clay/ceramics
511: Baubbly, jewelry
512: Bruce Toulmin, digital
513: Kevin Lin Jewelry, jewelry
514: J&S Turnings, wood
601: David Stephens, clay/ceramics
602: K.O. Lewis Fine Art, painting
603: The Gift Promise, sculpture
604: Missouri Nature Art, wood
605: Maxine Thirteen, painting
606: Lou Hii, fiber
607: Boulder Park Gems, jewelry
608: Steve Mitchell Metalsmith, jewelry
609: TPL Studio, painting
610: MAW Studio, sculpture
611: Mostlyfibers, fiber
612: Sarah Hassler, jewelry
613: Penny Press, printmaking
614: Cherepak Arts, printmaking
701: RobertNPhotographer, photography
702: Sara Patino, jewelry
703: Kimberlyn Renee Art, painting
704: Kelly Cook Art, drawing and painting
705: Glassdrops, jewelry
706: Minner Photography, photography
707: Rachel Roe Art, painting
708: Hasty Photography, photography
709: KD Creations, wood
710: Paul Schmidt Art, painting
711: KBJ Creative, mixed media
801: Sandi Garris, mixed media
802: Jana Epstein, mixed media
803: Jana Epstein, photography
804: Tatyana’s Artwork, painting
805: Christiane’s Handcrafted Jewelry, jewelry
806: Studio Coleman, mixed media
807: Amy Buettner and Tucker Glasow, jewelry
808: Sugarcreek Woodworks & Designs, wood
809: Andrea Rudisill Fine Art, painting
811-812: Anthony Slichenmyer, sculpture
Entertainment Schedule
All Performances Subject to Change
Friday, June 5th
Lockwood Stage
The Lockwood Stage is sponsored by Jim Onder and Marty Daesch of the Onder Law Firm
6:00 PM | Dusty James & Abalone Pearl
6:45 PM | Griffin Underground
8:30 PM | The Grooveliner
Bistro Stage
The Bistro Stage is sponsored by Commerce Bank
6:00 PM | Songwriter Circle with Dani Rose, Nathan Andrew Jones & Chris Otto
7:30 PM | Songwriter Circle with Alex Ward, Will Gerdel & Haley Woolbright
Saturday, June 6th
Lockwood Stage
The Lockwood Stage is sponsored by Jim Onder and Marty Daesch of the Onder Law Firm
11:00 AM | Childbloom Classical Guitar
1:00 PM | Music and Me with Laren Loveless
2:30 PM | Duo Clássico
4:00 PM | Ballwin School of Rock
5:30 PM | Java Jived
6:30 PM | JOIA: World Percussion
7:30 PM | Erin Bode
Bistro Stage
The Bistro Stage is sponsored by Commerce Bank
11:00 AM | Catching the Westbound
12:45 PM | Open Mic
3:30 PM | Poets Out Loud
4:45 PM | Sundaze Duo
6:00 PM | JOIA: World Percussion
6:15 PM | Mass Acoustic
7:45 PM | Patio Covers
The Fountain in the Quad
Please bring lawn chairs for this experience – limited seating will be provided.
6:30 PM | Metropolitan Orchestra of St. Louis
Sunday, June 7th
Lockwood Stage
The Lockwood Stage is sponsored by Jim Onder and Marty Daesch of the Onder Law Firm
12:00 PM | Clan Jameson
1:00 PM | Gary Schoenberger & the Perfect Strangers
2:45 PM | The Clarks
Bistro Stage
The Bistro Stage is sponsored by Commerce Bank
12:00 PM | Baker Syms & Margo Petracek: Tribute to James Taylor & Carole King
2:30 PM | Students from Mimic Music
Activities
If you are interested in participating in our Studios area, please email us at [email protected]
Community Hub
sponsored by Kuhn Construction
Webster Arts is excited to welcome several community organizations to the fair this year. Please stop by our “Community Hub” tent, located in the middle of the fair, to learn more about these organizations.
Friday, 6:00 – 10:00 PM: St. Dance Theatre – St. Louis Oasis offers programs proven to enrich the lives of older adults through Lifelong Learning Experiences, Health and Exercise Classes, Technology Education, and Volunteer Opportunities.
Saturday, 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM: Artists First – Artists First is an inclusive, non-profit art studio empowering artists of all abilities. Artists’ work will be for sale.
Sunday, 12:00 – 4:00 PM: St. Louis Dance Theatre – Saint Louis Dance Theatre is a repertory dance company that showcases high caliber artistic experiences.
Webster Arts Booth
sponsored by Grafica
Stop by the Webster Arts Booth in the center of the field to Join in the Party! Board Members and volunteers will be staffing the booth where you can buy t-shirts and hats with our new logo, learn more about the organization, and even join the Webster Arts Membership!
Studios
sponsored by Purina
Experience the art of making art! Our studios section offers a one-of-a-kind art making experience for both kids and adults, hands on demonstrations, music making, storytelling and more! Art activities are provided by the following organizations.
Friday, June 6, 6:00 – 8:00 PM
Webster Arts
Perennial STL
Saturday, June 7, 12:00 to 8:00 PM
Webster Arts
Music Folk
Weavers Guild of St. Louis
The Rep
Friends of Webster Groves Public Library (12:00- 4:00 PM)
Sunday, June 8, 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM
Webster Arts
Music Folk
Weavers Guild of St. Louis
The Rep
Youth Makers Market
sponsored by Vitality Unlimited Spa
Sunday, 12-00 – 4:00 PM
Shop for unique creations made by local youth artists! Items include pottery, painting, prints and more! Stop by and support our local budding artists.
Vendors
Food
AMaizing Arepa Bar Latin Food
Dat Bayou Concession LLC
Jambga Kettle Corn
Thai Crispy Crepe
Sylvie Dee’s Ice Cream
Webster Arts Beverage Tents
We will be selling Schlafly and Iron Hops Brewing Company beer, along with seltzers, wine, soda, gatorade and water. We are excited to welcome Off Elm on Saturday night for specialty cocktails to celebrate Miss Jubilee’s performance.
All proceeds from our beverage sales supports the year-long programming at Webster Arts.
Specialty Vendors
Bathfitter
Eden Theological Seminary Bookstore
Leaf Filter
Universal Windows
Renewal by Andersen
FAQs
No coolers, dogs or other pets will be allowed at the Webster Arts Fair. Thank you for understanding!
Where? The Webster Arts Fair will be held on the grounds of Eden Theological Seminary, at 475 E. Lockwood Avenue in the heart of Webster Groves.
Cost of attendance? Admittance to the Webster Arts Fair is FREE. But that is thanks to our generous sponsors and donors. If you would like to make a donation to Webster Arts to help keep our programming free and for the community, visit the Webster Arts Booth or scan the QR Code here. And Thank You!
Are pets allowed? We get it – we love our pets, too. But the Art Fair is not necessarily an ideal place for a great pet experience and we would encourage you to leave them at home. If you do bring a pet to the Fair, we ask that you stay on the perimeter of the green and refrain from bringing pets into the artist booths or the Bistro Tent. Service animals are allowed but should be clearly marked as such.
Can I bring my cooler? No, coolers cannot be brought onto the grounds of the Webster Arts Fair.
Will there be food and beverage available? Yes, there will be a variety of foods and beverages available for purchase. Food and beverage purchases support the Webster Arts Fair and keep it FREE. All beverages will need to be purchased with cash or a credit card. No ATMs will be onsite. Thank you!
Does Webster Arts recycle at the fair? We are able to recycle aluminum cans and plastic bottles and cups ONLY. Please do not contaminate the recycling with other items. There are designated recycling boxes stationed throughout the fair, next to trash cans. Please help us recycle as much as we can by not mixing other items into these boxes.
What are the days and times of the Webster Arts Fair? Friday, June 6: 6 to 10 PM; Saturday, June 7: 11 AM to 9 PM; Sunday, June 8: 12 to 4 PM.
I found a pair of sunglasses, where should I take them? If you find an item that doesn’t belong to you, please take it to the Information tent, located in the parking lot next to the food vendors.
I have a permit to carry a gun, may I bring it? No weapons may be brought onto the grounds of the Webster Arts Fair, even with an appropriate permit.
Where can I park? Free parking is available within a few blocks of the Webster Arts Fair.
- Parking for those with accessibility needs is on Lockwood Avenue, just east of Bompart Avenue as well as on the campus at the designated entrance on Lockwood Avenue. Appropriate permits need to be displayed.
- Limited street parking is available on Bompart Avenue and on Lockwood Avenue.
Lot parking on the Webster University campus is allowed throughout the weekend without a permit.