We love the yellow daisies that grow around Stone Mountain in fall. Last year we hiked Arabia Mountain to celebrate their bloom.
This year we are visiting the Stone Mountain Yellow Daisy Festival. It was voted one of the top three arts & crafts shows in the nation by Sunshine Artist Magazine, a Southeast Tourism Society Top 20 Event and winner of multiple awards by the Southeast Festival and Events Association.
Thursday, September 5- Sunday, September 8, 2019
More than 400 artists and crafters from 38 States and two countries display their works for your appreciation and purchase. Daily live entertainment, Children’s Corner activities, and crafter demonstrations throughout the event as well as fabulous festival foods.
Thursday & Friday: 8 AM – 10 AM Early Bird Special, 10 AM – 6 PM
Saturday: 8 AM – 10 AM Early Bird Special, 10 AM – 7:30 PM
Sunday: 8 AM – 10 AM Early Bird Special, 10 AM – 5 PM
(Saturday night is the Lasershow Spectacular in Mountainvision® located on Memorial Lawn)
Cost:
Stone Mountain Yellow Daisy Festival is FREE with paid parking. Vehicle entry to the park is $15 for a one-day permit.
We will be there Thursday! Hope to see you…and be sure to follow us on Instagram for photos and insider info!
After 18 years in software development, Lesli bailed on the corporate scene. When she’s not traveling, she’s hiking in the mountains or checking out Atlanta’s culinary scene, whiskey in hand.
Lesli has two kiddos -Cooper and Elliot- plus two bonus kids currently at UGA, and she’s happily married to her soul mate.
Do you have any one that sells jelly and jams?
How do I get early bird tickets
Right here: https://www.stonemountainpark.com/events/Yellow-Daisy-Festival
How does a first time vendor come in a sell beautiful flags stands with ever green flags
According to the Yellow Daisy Festival website, it is a juried arts and crafts show and the jury has made their decisions on this year’s show (back in the Spring). They don’t have a waiting list or accept anyone at the last minute. Best bet for anyone wanting to become a vendor is to apply this September for the next year’s show.
Hi! My husband and I own and operate Lisa Renees Shrimp Po Boys. We make and sell Shrimp Po Boys, jambalaya, Shrimp on a Stick, deep fried chocolate chip cookie dough other creole cuisine. We are interested in being food vendors at your festival. Could I get some info on how to make this happen? Thanks so much for your time
Lisa Renee
Cool…according to the Yellow Daisy Festival website, it is a juried arts and crafts show and the jury has made their decisions on this year’s show (back in the Spring). They don’t have a waiting list or accept anyone at the last minute. Best bet for anyone wanting to become a vendor is to apply this September for the next year’s show.
How do we get a list of vendors? I’m looking especially for potters.