Find all kinds of art on North Main Street at the MOSAICS Fine Art Festival. A distinguished panel of jurors select up to 100 artists to exhibit and sell their original artwork at the festival. MOSAICS is a three-day festival full of art and family fun on September 19-21, 2025.

Named after the mosaic art form, this festival embodies the MOSAICS Fine Art Association’s mission that art is for everyone. A dedicated team of committee members and volunteers organizes this non-profit festival to create and foster diversity and vitality of arts through community education and participation.

 

MosaicsA variety of mediums are represented including jewelry, metal, painting, ceramics, fiber art, photography, sculpture, woodwork, and more. This festival is a combination of many types of art consisting of different styles and colors that come together to form a united image, just like the mosaic art form.

 

Mosaics 2022In addition to the artists, there is a children’s village that features a creation station for kids to explore hands-on art. Children will not feel left out of admiring art either; Mary Hediger’s Memorial Art Shop for Kids gives children the opportunity to purchase an original piece of artwork for a nominal price. Festival artists donate pieces to this mini gallery and the proceeds go towards the Joyce Rosen Founder’s Scholarship.

 

Mosaics 2022Since 2019, the MOSAICS Fine Art Association has awarded the Joyce Rosen Founder’s Scholarship to local high school students. Teachers nominate students for three awards: a first place award and two awards of merit. Nominated students will have their artwork on display at the festival.

 

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MOSAICS also features performing arts.  Live music and entertainment will be throughout the festival, including on the H. Robert Pank Memorial Music Stage. If you're looking for a new furry friend, you're in luck! Dogs from Stray Paws Adoptables will be available for adoption at the Pet Pavilion.

There’s plenty to do at this three-day art festival. Visit and discover your new favorite piece of artwork in the heart of St. Charles’ historic district.