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Art Alive: Where Creativity Breathes Life into Community

Thu, Oct 08

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The 1904 Gallery

Be immersed in creativity at The 1904 during a one-of-a-kind evening with the Braselton Arts Council. Mingle with local artists, enjoy food, drinks, and live entertainment—all while watching 30+ artists bring their work to life around you.

Art Alive: Where Creativity Breathes Life into Community
Art Alive: Where Creativity Breathes Life into Community

Time & Location

Oct 08, 2026, 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM

The 1904 Gallery, 9924 Davis St, Suite 1, Braselton, GA 30517, USA

About the event

PURCHASE TICKETS OR BECOME A SPONSOR


Food, drinks, entertainment and an auction.

Tickets: $35 per person

Your ticket supports public art initiatives in Braselton.

Sponsorships are available!


Meet the Artists

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  • Paint by Meggie
  • Will Eskridge
  • Rory Hawkins, Cat_Lanta
  • Rebekah Harrison
  • Rachel Grant
  • Olivia Franklin
  • Vando Davis
  • Natlie Childers
  • Megan Mills
  • Belinda Davis
  • Jeffrey Hollington
  • Jeffrey Wilcox Paclipan
  • Mena Ganey
  • Kelly Oneal
  • Jeff Surace
  • Sean Mulkey
  • Megan Wilson
  • Justin Powers
  • Chris Hobé

Natalie Childers - Big Murals and studio art of birds, bees, koi, cats and gold-line drawings.


Rachel Grant - Clouds over cities, clouds over hills and the weather caught before it moves on.


Rory Hawkins a.k.a. Cat_lanta - Hand-painted wooden kittens that he hides around town for anyone to find with more than 1,000 art drops. Plus murals across Atlanta, Chattanooga and Costa Rica.


Meghan Mills - Oil, lots of color and a little dreamy by an Atlanta painter who makes landscapes feel more like a memory than a photograph.


Jeffrey Hollington - Bold strokes, clean color, fine-line finish—his whole mission is simple: put a smile on your face, and make sure no wall gets left behind.


Rebekah Harrison - Florals that feel like heirlooms and paintings that carry light, memory, and a little worship onto the canvas.


Jeff Surace - Textured landscapes and mixed media that feel remembered more than recorded like creek light, stacked stone, old wood, a hummingbird mid-hover, and a woodpecker between wingbeats—representational, but never stiff.


Vando Davis - Acrylic and oil sticks with neo-expressionist energy with vowel-free words hiding in the paint.


Paint by Meggie - Bees, butterflies, dragonflies and cicadas—all color, all detail and all personality.


Olivia Franklin - "In Their Shoes" series turns everyday pairs into portraits of the paths we’ve walked, the struggles, the triumphs, and the courage it takes to keep going.


Will Eskridge - Full-time artist and muralist from Athens who paints the fun side of un-huggable wildlife and pop culture party favors.


Jeffrey Wilcox Paclipan - The Atlanta artist who takes discarded puzzles, toys, paper, and scraps nobody wanted and turns them into layered, dimensional worlds.


Sean Mulkey - Neo-urban contemporary painter of exaggerated perspective, grit and familiar details: a cypress dock, a working tractor, a city at pink dusk or a street sign looking back at you; all places to get lost in where the inner kid still gets to explore.


Kelly Oneal - Collage artist, actress, and filmmaker who builds canvases the way old stories get told: layered, a little wild, and full of things that refuse to stay in the past.


Megan Wilson - Healing isn’t a straight line. Sometimes it’s a chaotic, vibrant garden.


Belinda Davis - A self-taught artist from St. Petersburg, Florida, with a serious love of Gulf Coast color.


Haylea Williams - Paints the moment right before the weather changes and then moves between the wild and the whimsical.


Justin Powers - Comic artist and illustrator. Ink, spikes and full-page chaos.


Chris Hobé - ArtRevolts builds work the way life actually stacks up: comic-book faces, music, logos, childhood nostalgia, and a little subliminal wink, all mashed into one of a kind pieces.


Mena Ganey - Her work is a hot mess of pop culture, neon color, and general disorder, and we mean that as a compliment.


... And more artist TBA!




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