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You can participate as an artist, vendor, or volunteer.
Please read the important guidelines to the right and agree to these Terms and Conditions before registering.
Step 1: Register for the event, indicating which months you are available.
Step 2: Be notified of acceptance approximately 3 weeks before the event.
Step 3: Pay non-refundable payment of $30 by Friday, TWO WEEKS BEFORE the event. Please do not process payment until you receive a notice of acceptance.
Step 4: Enjoy the Oceanside Art Walk!
Civic Plaza area artists will be chosen by Curation Committee but MUST have 10’x10’ white pop up and professional setup to be eligible. Artist Alley space is 8’x6’.
Artist/Vendor Form
Important Guidelines
Please read EVERYTHING
First Friday Art Walk begins at 5pm and ends at 8pm. (*NOTE new time.) You must be in your space by 3:30, otherwise your space may be given to a person on our waiting list.
We recommend artists and vendors arrive early, park and unload gear where directed. Then park vehicles for the evening in any number of free parking spaces around Artist Alley.
Artists need to have at least five family friendly pieces of artwork to show.
Artist Alley space size is is 8’x6’ and cannot accommodate 10x10 canopies.
Every artist is 100% responsible for their space set up. That includes easels, tables, grid walls, signs and especially wireless lights (when necessary).
IMPORTANT : Artist Alley no longer has night time lighting. We suggest you bring your own (battery operated) lighting. It’s needed after sundown.
Please leave your space at least as clean as it looked when you arrived.
Oceanside Friends of the Arts is not responsible for any theft or damage to participants’ artwork or supplies.
Finally, ENJOY THE EVENT! Oceanside Art Walk provides excellent opportunities to network with other artists and meet potential art buyers.
A few important reminders:
You must be at least 18 years old to exhibit your work in Artist Alley and surrounding areas.
Be respectful of your fellow artists.
No pets allowed (unless it’s a specially trained service dog)
