About Rose Squared Art Shows
Rose Squared Art Shows in 2024 will produce nine fine art and fine craft shows.
Rose Squared Fine Craft Show Rittenhouse Square, Philadelphia, PA - May 10-12, 2024
Rose Squared Art Show Verona Park, Verona, NJ - May 18-19, 2024
Rose Squared Celebrate Morristown, Morristown, NJ - June 1-2, 2024
Rose Squared Art Show Spring Brookdale Park, Bloomfield/Montclair, NJ, - June 15-16, 2024
Rose Squared Art Show Chase Center, Wilmington, DE, - July 27-28, 2024
Rose Squared Art Show Ludwig's Corner, Chester County, PA - September 14-15, 2024
Rose Squared Art Show Anderson Park, Upper Montclair, NJ, - September 21-22, 2024
Rose Squared Fine Craft Show Rittenhouse Square, Philadelphia, PA, - October 11-13, 2024
Rose Squared Art Show Fall Brookdale Park, Bloomfield/Montclair, NJ - October 19-20, 2024
Every spring and fall, artists from around the nation apply to showcase their unique art and fine crafts at the Rose Squared Shows, which feature ceramics, painting, glass, photography, jewelry, clothing, sculpture, wood and mixed media.
Patrons will also delight in sampling food from specialty vendors and watching artist demonstrations that are glimpses into the magic behind the scenes.
The Rose Squared Art Shows are proud to partner with the Essex County Department of Parks who co-sponsor our shows at Anderson Park (Upper Montclair, NJ), Brookdale Park (Bloomfield/Montclair, NJ) and Verona Park (Verona, NJ).
The Essex County parks are designed by Frederick Law Olmstead, arguably the nation’s most famous pioneer landscape architect, best known for being the master planner behind New York City’s Central Park. These are perfect gatherings spots for family and friends to explore art while experiencing the foliage of the season or strolling through town.
Admission is always free at the Essex County Park shows. As many as 110 - 150 artists participate in each of the park shows, which attract between 15,000 to 18,000 visitors apiece. These shows are held rain or shine.
The Rose Squared Celebrate Morristown Art Show is co-sponsor Morris County Art Association (https://www.morriscountyartassoc.org/) on the grounds of the Vail Mansion. The Vail Mansion commissioned William Welles Bosworth to construct an Italian Renaissance Palazzo styled home and museum. This show is held the first weekend in June. Celebrate Morristown is limited to 75 artists. Rain or Shine, Free.
Rose Squared Art Show Chase Center is held in the gorgeous indoor Chase Center on the Riverfront (https://centerontheriverfront.com/) in Wilmington, DE. Showcasing over 100 artisans, this beautiful event venue has great parking, offers the patrons the ability to relax in the air-conditioning to shop, have a drink and grab a bite to eat. This show is held the last weekend in July - perfect addition to your beach getaway. There is an entrance fee for this show. Discounted Tickets can be purchased through this website.
Rose Squared Fine Craft Show Rittenhouse Square is held in the heart of Philadelphia at the historic Rittenhouse Square. This outdoor show is limited to fine craft artists only (painters and sculptors need to apply to the Rittenhouse Fine Art Show) and hosts 150 fine crafters showcasing original work in Ceramics, Clothing, Digital, Furniture, Glass, Jewelry, Leather, Paper, Photography and Functional Wood. Held the second weekend in May and October. Rain or Shine, Free.
Rose Squared Art Show Ludwig's Corner brings our fabulous artisans and fine crafters to Chester County, PA. This venue resides along the Rt 100 corridor in the picturesque countryside of Chester County known by the locals as “horse country”. Chester County is the wealthiest county surrounding Philadelphia. With a very high per capita income and a median age of 40 years, this location provides exhibitors the opportunity to showcase their art to the perfect patron. The property is beautifully manicured with ample free parking for exhibitors and patrons. Camping is available on site with electric hook up for a nominal fee.
Robin Markowitz is Director of all Rose Squared Art Shows. She has been a juried artist for nearly 30 years and is Executive Director and Owner of Art-Linx. Contact Robin for all inquiries related to Rose Squared Art Shows.
Janet and Howard Rose founded Rose Squared, named for Howard’s grandmother, Rose Rose. Before beginning show promotion in 1981, they were full-time educators in a New Jersey high school and professional potters who showed their work throughout the Northeast.