Winterfest & Festival of Trees Returns This December!
- Floyd Center for the Arts Staff
- Sep 16, 2025
- 1 min read
Mark your calendars! The Floyd Center for the Arts is thrilled to announce the 31st Annual Winterfest, taking place Saturday & Sunday, December 6–7, 2025, from 10 AM to 5 PM.
A beloved Floyd tradition for over three decades, Winterfest brings together regional artists, makers, and community members for a joyful weekend full of handmade gifts, festive cheer, and creative celebration. As you wander through our decorated galleries and studios, you’ll find a curated marketplace of unique, handcrafted treasures—just in time for the holidays.
The Festival of Trees will once again fill our Falcon Gallery with decorated trees by local businesses and nonprofits, offering a magical holiday atmosphere and community spirit you won’t want to miss.
🌟 Call for Vendors: Artists & Makers Apply Now!
Are you a regional artist or artisan interested in showcasing your work? Winterfest is more than a market—it’s an opportunity to connect with a community that values handmade craftsmanship and supports local creativity.
✨ Booth Fee: $120
✨ Application Deadline: October 1, 2025
✨ Apply Here: https://forms.gle/mAgopPnVFtiihydV7
In 2024, Winterfest welcomed over 1,300 visitors—and we’re expecting even more this year! Spaces are limited and curated by FCA, so early applications are encouraged.
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