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Chickapalooza 2026

Chickapalooza 2026 is happening on Saturday, June 27, 2026 at the historic Gordon Lee Mansion in Chickamauga, GA. The best deal available is the advance-purchase $25 concert ticket, which grants entry to the evening tribute concert while supporting Rev. Howard Finster’s Paradise Garden.

Check out the festival’s key deals and details:

The Main Event: June 27, 2026

  • All-Day Art Festival (FREE): Enjoy the daytime art and folk festival for free, featuring stilt walkers, poetry readings, art galleries, food trucks, and local music. 
  • Evening Grand Finale Concert: Starts at 4 PM.
    • The Lineup: Features Disciple of The Garden (tribute to Chris Cornell/Soundgarden), Dead Letter Office (R.E.M. tribute), and Elevation (U2 tribute). 
  • Ticket & Deals: Advance-purchase tickets for the concert are $25. A portion of the proceeds goes to preserving and restoring Paradise Garden

Link to Tickets: https://www.sweetdeals.com/chattanooga/9084873-city-of-chickamauga?srsltid=AfmBOoqPYeAHufUcMnpTt9p7myTf1g1b32qlyBhLwH1fQGGB0zUmpR1Y

Behind the Brain of a Genius Exhibit: ONGOING

When walking through the paths of Paradise Garden or walking through the halls of a Howard Finster exhibit, multiple questions come to mind. One of the questions that is almost certain to appear is, “How did he do all of his work?” With 46,991 pieces of sacred art and over two and a half acres of an art environment, Finster has one of the most quantitatively intense careers of a folk artist.

Finster’s process is still relatively unknown to the public. In both his painting cut-outs and his garden, Finster generated a unique process to produce art. In the garden, he used molds and patterns to create the cement wonder that is known as the Mosaic Garden. With his painting cut-outs, he used original templates he crafted to produce the sheer volume of work that he needed to fulfill the demand for his art.

With previously unseen items from Howard Finster’s own archives, Paradise Garden Curatorial Archivist Fellow, Mary Shewan, has created an exhibit entirely dedicated to the amazing art process Howard used to create his art. From templates to cut-outs to molds, come take a look into the brain of the visionary artist, Howard Finster.

This exhibit is free to the public and on view in the Museum & Visitor Center, Tuesday-Sunday, 11 am – 5 pm ET, until April 28th.