ARTucker 2025: Date, Time, Info

Are you an artsy person? You’ll love what’s in store in Tucker. ARTucker is a free art and performance festival in downtown Tucker that showcases local artists, artisans, and performers.

When is ARTucker in 2025?

ARTucker is set for Saturday, April 19, 2025, 10:00am to 4:00pm. 

It is a family friendly event with free children’s activities like facepainting and chalking. It includes music, dance, food, and more.

You can expect live music, food trucks and more at ARTucker, including:

  • Free Face Painting
  • Food Trucks
  • Oak Street Bottle Shop serving Tucker Brewing products
  • FREE Crafting Project provided by SCRAPLANTA
  • Interactive Chalk Wall
  • 40 Booths of LOCAL Artists
  • Raffle Prizes
  • Live Broadcasting from Radio Tucker
  • Live Performances Throughout the Day

Where Is ARTucker Located?

ARTucker is located at Church Street Green Space, 4316 Church Street, Tucker, GA 30084. Here is a map to help you find it.

Atlanta has a thriving arts scene with plenty of great spots to experience visual art. Here are some of the best places to view art in the city:

Major Art Museums & Galleries

  1. High Museum of Art – Atlanta’s premier art museum, featuring everything from classic European paintings to contemporary works and photography.
  2. MODA (Museum of Design Atlanta) – The only museum in the Southeast dedicated to design, with exhibits on architecture, fashion, and graphic design.
  3. SCAD FASH Museum of Fashion + Film – Located at SCAD Atlanta, this museum highlights fashion and film as forms of artistic expression.
  4. The Carlos Museum (Emory University) – Known for its impressive collection of ancient art, including Egyptian, Greek, and Roman artifacts

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