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elwood glass festival
The 50th Annual Glass Festival was a resounding success.
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for news about the 51st festival - August 19-21, 2022.
Vender applications will be available here by January 30.
PLEASE CHECK BACK OFTEN
for news about the 51st festival - August 19-21, 2022.
Vender applications will be available here by January 30.
50th Annual
The Elwood Glass Festival – located in Elwood, Indiana – is the pride of the community and one of the leading festivals in Central Indiana. The festival has been Elwood’s largest annual since 1971 and is a tribute to the unique, beautifully crafted hand-blown art-glass produced throughout the Elwood community since the earliest days of the Indiana Gas Boom, more than 100 years ago.
The Festival is organized by the Elwood Chamber of Commerce with sponsorships from local businesses and help from countless volunteers from the community. It is held annually, the third weekend of August, Friday through Sunday. The Glass Festival includes a parade, carnival rides, arts and crafts, food, collectibles, bus tours, demonstrations, and fun contests. The Vintage Rollers Car Show brings more than 300 classic and antique cars each year. Live bands and other entertainment perform at the Jim Knoop Amphitheater at Callaway Park. And free bus tours are available daily and include stops at Carol’s Legacy Glass and the Historic Elwood Opera House. The Glass Festival is an event for the whole family. Admission is FREE! Safety First Due to the large number of people visiting the Glass Festival, no pets (except for service animals), no bicycles, golf carts or skateboards will be allowed in Callaway Park during the event. People are also asked to refrain from smoking in the park during the festival. Directions The Glass Festival is held in Elwood’s Callaway Park, located on the north side of town. Click the map on the CONTACT page to obtain directions from anywhere. |
Each year, the Elwood Glass Festival attracts thousands of visitors from throughout Indiana and several surrounding states. A large number of attendees come to learn about Elwood's glassworks history, but even more of them come to eat, shop, laugh, and be happy, creating an ideal situation for our food, arts & crafts, glass artists, and commercial vendors. Click below for vendor applications or visit our VENDOR INFO page. •
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