Art Harvest is a yearly tradition for the Junior League of Clearwater-Dunedin. It began as a small sidewalk craft show. Today it is the largest juried fine arts show in the Tampa Bay area. Over hundreds of artists convene in Dunedin each year to show and sell their one-of-a-kind art. They compete for $10,000 in prize money. It is now in its 60th year! The Junior League of Clearwater-Dunedin’s Art Harvest is the primary funding source for our mission of training women to be leaders in our community and community outreach. The League’s current focus is chronic hunger and literacy in North Pinellas County. We supply children at various elementary schools in Pinellas County nutritious food for the weekends, clothing, shoes and hygiene products. We give out scholarships to graduating seniors and have given out over $100,000 over the years.

The Art Deco movement was birthed from a time of artistic experimentation and was defined by numerous movements in modern art, representing the same artistic experimentation and boldness which led to the beginnings of a 2,000 square foot art center that has since grown to nearly 50,000 square feet of facilities serving over 80,000 visitors annually. This event is a celebration of all of those who have come through our doors over the last five decades and will include a seated dinner, libations, live entertainment, dancing, and more!