Charlotte Chalk Art Festival 2025

About the event

The Charlotte Chalk Art Festival (CCAF), a FREE, family-friendly two-day festival, will be held at NoDa Brewing Company North End, 150 W 32nd St, Charlotte, NC 28206, on October 18th and 19th from 12pm to 5pm each day. CCAF features a street chalk art competition for ages 12-17 and 18+. Festival goers will watch and cheer on the competitors and the artists creating the street chalk art gallery while enjoying various art-focused activities, music, and performance offerings, patronizing our curated arts, crafts, retail, food, and beverage vendors.

Dates

Oct 18, 2025 · 12:00 PM - Oct 19, 2025 · 5:00 PM(GMT-04:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada)

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Location

North Carolina, United States

150 W 32nd Street, Charlotte, North Carolina 28206, United States

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Parking instructions

FREE Parking on-street parking on West 32nd Street, parking lot of Stand For Animals Veterinary Clinic, and surrounding parking decks.

Health & safety

The 2025 Charlotte Chalk Art Festival Safety Protocols 99% of festival activity will take place outdoors in well-ventilated open spaces. If there are interactive activities where crafts or other materials are shared, hand sanitizers will be available as appropriate. Festival goers, crew members, sponsors, exhibitors, and vendors MAY BE REQUIRED to wear a mask upon entering all indoor spaces if the establishment requires it. This is contingent upon Mecklenburg County Health & Safety Protocols. Festival goers, crew members, sponsors, exhibitors, and vendors are strongly encouraged to wear masks if they are uncomfortable sharing less than a 6′ distance from anyone they interact with. Hand sanitizer might be available at key locations around the festival site. Volunteers MAY BE REQUIRED to wear masks while their capacity as volunteers when they are in indoor spaces if the venue requires it. This is contingent upon Mecklenburg County Health & Safety Protocols. This information will be updated a week before the Charlotte Chalk Art Festival if Mecklenburg County Health & Safety Protocols change.