Applications open for 2026 Art on the Alley festival
Art on the Alley supports TAP’s mission to strengthen the Tuscarawas County arts ecosystem
Art on the Alley transforms downtown New Philadelphia into a vibrant celebration of creativity, local talent and community connection.
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The Tuscarawas Arts Partnership announced that applications are now open for Art on the Alley 2026, one of the region’s most anticipated arts and community festivals. Artists, makers, creative small businesses, food vendors, nonprofits and community partners are invited to apply for next year’s event.
Art on the Alley transforms downtown New Philadelphia into a vibrant celebration of creativity, local talent and community connection. Each year, the festival features more than 150 vendors, live performances and interactive arts experiences and draws thousands of attendees who come together to support the arts. Art on the Alley will take place May 3 and Oct. 11 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
“Our community continues to show up year after year to celebrate the arts,” said Wilma Mullet, executive director of TAP. “We’re excited to welcome new and returning vendors to help us create another memorable Art on the Alley experience in 2026.”
Applications can be submitted online at tuscarawasartspartnership.org/aota, where vendors will find detailed information on categories, guidelines and the selection process. Once submitted, applications will be reviewed by TAP staff and committee members, with follow-up information provided by email. Vendors are encouraged to apply early, as slots are expected to fill quickly.
Art on the Alley supports TAP’s mission to strengthen the Tuscarawas County arts ecosystem by creating opportunities for artists, fostering community engagement and highlighting the economic and cultural impact of the arts in the region.
For questions or assistance, contact TAP at aota.info@tuscarawasartspartnership.org.