Announcing the 2022 Ebb & Flow Festival!

The general public, tourists, and visitors will have free access to a diverse array of activities for all ages that span arts and culture, film, literature, physical health, water studies and ecology, and will be able to sample what is offered throughout the city and region year-round.

Applications are now open for artists and organizations to participate in this year's festival and share their unique talents with the community. The Arts Council is seeking vendors to participate in the Arts Market at the Ebb & Flow Festival as well as artists and community organizations to perform, demonstrate, or host an interactive booth. Space is limited for booths, and interested vendors and organizations are encouraged to apply by the March 18th deadline.

The festival includes a full schedule of events featuring the Art Flow statewide juried art exhibition, an arts market, performances by community arts groups, free interactive art experiences, and more. This year’s festival is sponsored by the City-Parish of Baton Rouge, Visit Baton Rouge, Hancock Whitney, and features programming sponsored by the Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities and local businesses. For more information about the 6th Annual Ebb & Flow Festival, visit www.ebbandflowbr.org.

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Contact: Mysti Byrnes

225-344-8558

mbyrnes@artsbr.org

Director of Public Relations

Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge

Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge: Established in 1973, the Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge endeavors to promote cultural growth, economic development, and educational enhancement through the arts in the 11-parish region that it serves. As the official arts agency for the City Parish of East Baton Rouge, the organization serves as a hub for information and resources organizations and residents across the state. For more information, visit www.artsbr.org