LeMoyne Chain of Parks Art Festival

The city's downtown Chain of Parks dates back to the 1880s.

An estimated 42,000 people attended last year's event and this year's participation appeared to exceed that, according to festival organizers.

Last year's festival brought an estimated 42,000 people to downtown Tallahassee over the 2-day event.

This is the 26th year for the event, hosted by Lemoyne Arts.

The festival, which features a large mix of visual artists from the locality, region and across the country, has consistently been applauded by those artists.

Due to the consistent acclaim of the participating artists, the event has risen to the top tier of art shows nationally.

From humble beginnings, the art show and sale is now recognized as among the nation's best events of its kind.

Dozier has elevated the event to a nationally recognized art show and sale.

The event has been consistently ranked among the nation's best in the course of the last 10 years.

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