You're invited to a special two-night event where you can meet acclaimed glass artist Daniel Lotton in person and discover his latest handblown glass creations — vibrant, intricate works that reflect decades of craftsmanship and artistry.

As you explore the gallery, you’ll also find a thoughtfully curated collection of fine art glass, original art, handcrafted jewelry, and unique treasures from talented artists. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or simply appreciate the beauty of art, this is a wonderful opportunity to experience something truly inspiring in a stunning mountain setting.

The Magnificent Mile™ Art Festival showcases the original art of 60 juried artists from around the country in a variety of mediums, highlighting jewelry, fashion, glass and functional art, as well as painting and photography. Located in the plaza and sidewalks of 875 North Michigan Avenue (previously known as the Hancock Building), this free festival is open to the public June 21 and June 22 from 10am-5pm.
The event is ADA accessible and hosted by 875 North Michigan Avenue and The Magnificent Mile Association. 

Michigan Avenue, also called “The Magnificent Mile” is Chicago’s world renowned upscale shopping area playing host to world class luxury stores, boutiques, and now a fine arts festival!

       Treat yourself to 60+ original artists

       Get your steps in – accessible and easy to walk!

Historic Hackley Park is home to the Fine Art/Fine Craft Exhibitors, showcasing high-quality, fine art and fine craft pieces designed and created by artists attending from all over the country. The beauty and diversity of artwork is surrounded by the park’s magnificent trees, flowering plants and sculptures. This beautiful scene sets the stage for an amazing experience for all to enjoy.
In 2023, the festival will host the #LAFRocks Public Art Project. Six local artists have been selected to create artistic masterpieces out of small boulders. The final artwork will be displayed throughout the festival footprint, and guests are encouraged to visit each one. In addition, Muskegon Museum of Art will be hosting a rock decorating booth in the roundabout. The public is invited to get creative by painting a small stone. This project derives from a viral trend where people paint pebbles or stones and leave them for others to find and collect. Help us spread art, kindness and positivity throughout West Michigan!