4th Annual Downtown Chandler Fine Art & Wine Festival
February 14th, 15th & 16th, 2025
Dr AJ Chandler Park West - 3 S. Arizona Ave, Chandler, AZ 85225
Hours 10am - 5pm
Admission $5.00 (cash only)
Souvenir Glass Wine Glass with tasting tickets - $15.00 (cash preferred)
Free public parking in one of the five nearby parking structures. Please be vigilant about the timed spaces.
Thunderbird Artists, producer of award-winning fine art and wine festivals, is partnering with the Downtown Chandler Community Partnership to bring juried fine artists to the Southeast valley.
Patrons love strolling throughout spectacular paintings, bronzes, glass, stone, copper, clay sculptures, photography and jewelry.
Known in the art world as a Collectors’ Paradise, ™ Thunderbird Artists prides itself on quality and diversity. The festival boasts juried artists exhibiting a wide range of oils, acrylics, pastels, watercolors, gouache and photography, as well as ink, pencil, and charcoal drawings. Collectors with more surface space than empty walls can take home sculpture in stone, bronze, metal, hand-blown glass, wood, clay, mixed media and gourds. And for those who wear their art collections, Thunderbird Artists festivals offer a broad range of one-of-a-kind jewelry.
Thunderbird Artists’ Festival’s Featured Artist for Chandler: Painter, Tim Frazier
As a self-taught artist Tim Frazier draws inspiration from the majestic Arizona desert, where he grew up in Phoenix. His stunning landscapes reflect the desert's serene beauty. His artwork captures the unique essence of Arizona, showcasing vibrant desert flora, dramatic skies and serene landscapes.
As a child Tim began drawing and worked with his grandfather on his woodworking projects. Throughout the years his skills grew and developed. Eventually he mastered his own style of crafting, painting, building and furniture design. He started his own screen-printing company, but later decided to open a landscaping business. Landscaping gave him an opportunity to use his artistic abilities once again, by turning rundown lawns into works of art. In 2017, he returned to painting and began perfecting his unique and colorful style that has become his signature.