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Charlotte Chalk Art Festival October 17-18, 202<\/strong>6 NoDa Brewing Company North End, 150 W 32nd St, Charlotte, NC 28206<\/h2>\n\n\n\n

BE CAREFUL OF FRAUD!<\/strong> WE REVIEW & APPROVE APPLICATIONS VIA EVENTENY ONLY!<\/strong> IF IN DOUBT, CONTACT US<\/strong> VIA EMAIL OR INSTAGRAM!<\/p>\n\n\n\n

ALL APPLICATIONS FOR CCAF2026 WILL OPEN IN JUNE!<\/mark><\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

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The Annual Charlotte Chalk Art Festival<\/strong> (CCAF<\/strong>) features a friendly competition between local and regional chalk art artists aged 12 to 17 (youth individuals and youth teams of up to three) and ages 18 and over (individual adults). All competitors must APPLY BY SEPTEMBER 30th<\/strong> – APPLICATIONS WILL BE AVAILABLE IN JUNE.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

This FREE<\/strong> two-day event will be held outside at NoDa Brewing Company North End<\/a><\/strong>, 150 W 32nd Street, Charlotte, NC 28206. Festival-goers will be able to see a colorful street art gallery come to life. Various music offerings, family-friendly fun activities, food, beverages, arts, crafts, and retail vendors will be on hand for all to patronize.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Creative Canvas Productions, LLC<\/a><\/strong>, a Charlotte-based event management, video production, and motion graphics design company, created the CCAF<\/strong> to preserve an art form from 16th-century Renaissance Italy. This was a time when an artist, known as a “madonnari,” made a living by receiving coins from passersby who watched them recreate chalk paintings of the Madonna while traveling from one village to another. The Charlotte art scene started bustling in 2018, the year the idea was conceived, and in 2022, the founders of the festival held the first of its kind chalk art festival, and we’re growing year after year.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Know Before You Go<\/h2>\n\n\n\n