Calling All Artists: Entries Now Being Accepted For 2021 Sababa Jewish Arts & Culture Festival

ST. LOUIS - EntSun -- The J is proud to announce that Sababa, St. Louis' premier Jewish Arts & Culture Festival will be held outdoors on October 10th, 2021. A partnership between the Jewish Federation of St. Louis and The J, Sababa will showcase the vibrancy of contemporary Jewish culture. Sababa 2018 was held on the Washington University campus.

The festival will present local, regional and national visual art exhibitors, culinary experiences and musical performances. Musical groups confirmed to appear include Brothers Lazaroff, Sheldon Lowe and Friends, and Six13.  All St. Louis Jewish organizations, schools, congregations, and groups will have the opportunity to be showcased and featured.

The juried Art Festival will include works of Ceramics, Digital Art, Drawing, Fiber, Glass, Jewelry, Metalworks, Mixed Media, Painting, Photography, Printmaking, Sculpture, and Wood. Accepted artists will receive 100% of all booth sales, a welcome basket, a professional photo of booth, access to electricity, availability of booth sitters for breaks, and optional session for booth set-up consultation.  Submission deadline is July 23. For more information, to volunteer or to enter your art for consideration visit https://sababastl.com/.

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The J is an interactive, multi-generational gathering place that offers a variety of programs and services to both the St. Louis Jewish community, and the community at large. The Jewish Community Center provides educational, cultural, social, Jewish identity-building and recreational programming and offers two, state-of-the art fitness facilities, all designed to promote physical and spiritual growth. Everyone is welcome at the J.