💘 Handmade with Heart - DAA Valentine Art Market - Saturday, February 14th, 2026
The DAA Valentine Art Market brought creativity, community, and a little romance to Accent Cellars Urban Winery on Saturday, February 14th. Click here to read more!
Dalton’s New Cabinet of Artistic Curiosities: DAA-er Margeaux Wex Opens New Gallery
Pop art, nostalgia, and a hint of the macabre have found a new home. Step inside Margeaux Wex Gallery and discover Dalton’s most curious new art space. Click here to read more!
Member Moment: DAA-er Bobby Youngblood Crowned Prom King at Sunrise Rotary Adult Prom
DAA Member at Large Bobby Youngblood started New Year’s Eve expecting a fun night out — and ended it wearing a crown. Selected as Prom King at the Dahlonega Sunrise Rotary Club’s Adult Prom fundraiser, Bobby helped raise nearly $6,800 for Lumpkin County High School scholarships. Click to learn more!
A Festive Close to the Year: 2025 DAA Holiday Social
Read up about the 2025 DAA Holiday Social, a joyful evening filled with holiday spirit, community generosity, and a special honor that made for a perfect year-end celebration.
DAA 2025 Year in Review: A Year of Creativity, Community, and Celebration
From art markets to exhibitions to and standout member achievements, 2025 was a milestone year for the Dahlonega Arts Alliance. Here’s a look back at everything we created, celebrated, and accomplished together. Click here to read more!
A Magical Day at the DAA Christmas Art Market — Saturday, November 29th in Hancock Park
Hancock Park came alive with holiday spirit as the DAA Christmas Art Market returned with art, music, and magical moments. Learn more here.
DAA Volunteers Join in the Halloween Fun at “Scares on the Square”
DAA-ers brought some scary good fun to Scares on the Square this Halloween!
Spooky Art in the Park Brings Autumn Magic to Hancock Park!
DAA Spooky Art in the Park on October 5th, 2025 filled Hancock Park with local art, live music, and festive fall fun featuring over 30 artists with performances by Dahlonega Belly Dance, Judy Linn, Bryan Garris, and the Rusty Rooster String Band.
How I See Her: Opening Reception at Old Storehouse Art
How I See Her opened with a beautiful evening at Old Storehouse Art on Saturday, September 13th. Read more here!
DAA Art Pop at Accent Cellars: A Celebration of Art, Wine, and Community
The Dahlonega Arts Alliance wrapped up summer in style with Art Pop at Accent Cellars—an afternoon of art, wine, and community. From the Wine Club preview to the raffle and People’s Choice contest, the event was filled with creativity and celebration. Click to read more!
HUZZAH! DAA Kilts, Coos, and Brews Art Market Brings Renaissance Revelry to 52 West Brewing
Kilts Coos and Brews was a day full of highland fun! Read more here!
