Annual Art Festivals In Laguna Beach

Don't miss the Laguna Beach Art Festivals

Summer Means Art Festivals in California

As warmth of summer rolls into Laguna Beach it is the first sign that our famous summer festivals are open.  After all, some of the city’s earliest residents settled the area to create an artist community.

Today, Laguna Beach offers a variety of galleries, museums, and four annual art festivals:

Sawdust Art & Craft Festival

In June our globally famous Sawdust Art Festival opens its enormous wood doors to the festival of our artisans that live and work in Laguna Beach. Learn more about the Sawdust Art Festival here.

Art-A-Fair

Next door to the Sawdust Art Festival is the Laguna Art-A-Fair, a juried show of national artists.  Learn more about the Art-A-Fair here.

Festival of Arts

Just across Laguna Canyon Road and down another half block within walking distance is Festival of Arts, an outdoor art festival that features 140 of Southern California's finest artists. Learn more about Festival of Arts here.

Pageant of the Masters

One must be sure not to miss the world-famous Pageant of the Masters (over 80 years old). The Pageant begins the first week of July, and is the only one of its kind in the world. Its tagline, "Where art comes to life" can't even begin to describe what you actually see occurring on stage - it simply has to be experienced. Learn more about Pageant of the Masters here.

There’s so much to take in, you’ll want to check out our Guide to Navigating Laguna Beach’s Summer Festivals.

Passport to the Arts 

For just $29 get unlimited access to all three Laguna Beach summer art festivals with the Passport to the Arts.

Purchase your Passport to the Arts and receive unlimited admission all summer long to:

●      Festival of Arts

●      Laguna Art-A-Fair

●      Sawdust Art Festival

Bonus! Passport holders will also receive one-time FREE parking in the ACT V lot (1900 Laguna Canyon Road) as well as free shuttle services and more additional savings at selected local shops and eateries. To learn more, visit the Passport to the Arts site.