Artsapalooza offers hands-on art activities for children, an eclectic mix of live entertainment, poetry readings, storytellers, and a wide variety of dance performances as well as interactive activities for the whole family to enjoy!

The Artsapalooza art show is one of the area's largest displays of affordable artwork. This year's show will be the largest to date. Artsapalooza also offers hands-on art activities for the young ones at Kid's Korner, featuring coloring, clay modeling, jewelry making, sidewalk art, and much more.

Artsapalooza also features an eclectic mix of live entertainment--Delta blues, jazz, and New Age bands; opera and folk songs; poetry, storytellers and a puppet show; ballet, Irish dancers, country in-line and clog dancing; even a bagpipe band participated in the 1999 Artsapalooza.

The Arts & Cultural Council of Greater Loveland also hosts a "Balloon Raffle" to benefit the Arts & Cultural Council of Greater Loveland’s Student Scholarship during Artsapalooza.

After a two-year hiatus, during which the multi-arts festival was held in Symmes Township Artsapalooza has returned to its original Loveland roots.  The 2001 Artsapalooza festival once again took place at Nisbet Park.