Known regionally as the finest art and craft show in the Poconos, the popular Audubon Art and Craft Festival combines entertaining and educational live wildlife shows featuring animals native to the area with close to 100 juried artists and artisans, many of whose work is nature or wildlife inspired. Add activities for the kids and you have a wonderful experience awaiting you in the Poconos!
38th annual Audubon Art and Craft Festival
The 2022 Audubon Festival has been cancelled.
We hope to return in 2023!
in Pennsylvania’s beautiful Pocono Lake Region
at the Wallenpaupack Area High School, Rt. 6, Hawley PA.
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Exhibitors: Artists & Artisans
Some of the best wildlife artists and artisans in North America will be exhibiting and selling their unique and original work.
Painting, photography, illustration, pottery, woodworking, fine glass work, woodcarving, leather carving, sheepskin, wheat weaving, metalworking, and more!
Wildlife Shows
Owls, hawks, falcons, snakes, lizards & mammals - all live! Wildlife shows daily at 11am, 1pm & 3pm.
Wonderful for the whole family to see & worth the price of admission in themselves!
Electric Vehicle Show Sunday 12 - 2!
Electric Car Show, Sunday the 21st from 12 to 2 PM! At the Audubon Art and Craft Festival front entrance. Tesla Model 3, a Chevy Bolt, a Chevy Volt, a plug-in Prius hybrid, a Ford C-Max hybrid and possibly others. Meet the owners, and discuss the features.
Find out why these vehicles are good for you and the environment!
Latest From The Blog
Interview with Jamie Myers, Two-time Audubon Scholarship Recipient
A two-time recipient of scholarships from the Northeast Pennsylvania Audubon Society — funded by the Audubon Art & Craft Festival — Jamie Myers is a biologist at the National Park [...]
Organized by the Northeast Pennsylvania Audubon Society annually since 1985, funds raised at the festival help to support community and school environmental education (including our college and camp scholarship programs), provide grants and maintain two wetland sanctuaries in the Northern Poconos.