Northampton Fall 2026 | Paradise City Arts

Fall in Northampton

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Northampton MA
October 9, 10 & 11, 2026

This October, Northampton transforms into the nation’s premier destination for lovers of the handmade and the high-end. We are thrilled to welcome you back for a three-day celebration of creativity, featuring 200+ world-class artists & makers traveling from every corner of the country to showcase their craft. Whether you are looking to curate your living space or your wardrobe, you’ll find an unparalleled selection of handmade home decor, museum-quality sculpture, avant-garde fashion, shimmering jewelry, fine art, and functional ceramics.

54 Old Ferry Road, Northampton, MA 01060

Show Hours:

Friday: 10am - 5pm

Saturday: 10am - 6pm

Sunday: 10am - 4pm

The Collector’s Experience: We suggest dedicating three to four hours to your visit, ensuring ample time to discover each of our 200 artists and experience the live music, demonstrations, and festivities.

Admission:

Early Bird: $14 | General Admission: $16

Student: $10 (available at the gate with valid ID)

Three-Day Pass: $24

15 and under free. No pets allowed.

Parking:

Ample on-site parking is free and available, with easy access for transporting large-scale art or furniture finds.

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What to expect:

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Around the Show

See what's coming to this year's Fall Festival in Northampton!

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International Language Institute

Supporting Global Connections at the Paradise City Arts Festival

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Madeline & Ori Shir

Meet the makers behind this season's Show Stoppers, Shir Glassworks

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Jacob Albee

Some artistic callings are chosen, while others find you when you least expect it.

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Elena Curcio

Elena Curcio, aka Small Time Clown Ceramics, sculpts grotesque, gap-toothed clay creatures after a mentor's challenge to "go even uglier" freed her from years of technical training.

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Robert Osborne

Spending decades as a Manhattan art dealer before retiring to pursue his own work, before a college class reignited his passion for working in three dimensions. Now in his Athol, Massachusetts studio, Osborne crafts aluminum and glass sculptures that prove artistic discovery has no age limit.

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Machteld Schrameyer

Since launching her label IOTA in 1980, a French couture-trained designer has turned her Staunton, Virginia studio into a hub of sustainable wearable art—now deconstructing vintage leather jackets into one-of-a-kind garments, one unplanned decision at a time.

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Gregory Bodnar

Crafting furniture and sculptural woodwork almost entirely by hand—a fifty-year love affair with wood rooted in the belief that "it's all about getting close to your material."

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Schedule

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Friday, October 9th
Saturday, October 10th
Sunday, October 11th
Live Music

10am – 12pm | Stephen Katz

12pm – 2pm | The Alchemystics

2pm – 4pm | The Valley Moonstompers Society

10am – 12pm | Stephen Page

12pm – 3pm | Green Street Trio featuring Avery Joi

3pm – 5pm | Mtali Banda

12pm – 2pm | Matthew Thorton Trio

2pm – 4pm | Nate Martel Band

Live Music

10am – 12pm | Stephen Katz

12pm – 2pm | The Alchemystics

2pm – 4pm | The Valley Moonstompers Society

Live Music

10am – 12pm | Stephen Page

12pm – 3pm | Green Street Trio featuring Avery Joi

3pm – 5pm | Mtali Banda

Live Music

12pm – 2pm | Matthew Thorton Trio

2pm – 4pm | Nate Martel Band

Food and Drink (All Day/Every Day)
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