Art at the Park (AATP) is Christ Episcopal School’s week-long celebration of the arts, which culminates in our unique take on a school fair.
Kicking off with an adults-only cocktail event, the week progresses with a child-centered, gallery-style art exhibit and reception; the jaw-dropping, student-created Box Parade; and, finally, a Saturday spent on our sprawling campus with confetti eggs, wacky hair, and arts and crafts to spare.
Hosted by the Christ Episcopal School Parent Association (CESPA), it is the school’s largest event, and it brings in significant funding that supports educational enhancements.
The name “Art at the Park” nods to the event’s history. Held in Bogue Falaya Park in its early years, Art at the Park is now held on the bucolic grounds of the Christwood Boulevard Campus (CBC).


Purchase your Art at the Park Opening Night Party tickets now; click here to take advantage of special early bird pricing for a limited time (price increases on Wednesday, April 1)! Tickets are available for purchase through Thursday, April 16.
This year’s party will feature a “Retro Revival” theme, so get ready for a fun night celebrating some classic throwbacks while supporting our school.

2026 AATP T-shirts are now available for purchase; click here!
Featuring the “classic,” original AATP logo, it’s available in youth and adult sizes and is $25. Please note that the designated color for CBC students is greenand the designated color for ECC students is orange. Faculty, staff, and parents are invited to order green, orange, or white, regardless of the campus they represent.
T-shirts are pre-order only through Sunday, April 5.

Plan ahead for a full day of AATP Day Fair fun by purchasing your ticket packages now; click here.
Admission to the AATP Day Fair is free, but tickets are required for all games, activities, and food. Pre-purchase of your tickets makes for an easy start to the day, but tickets will also be available for purchase throughout the event.

Join us for this AATP favorite, when amazing works ranging from drawings and sculpture to paintings and costumes are on display in a gallery setting.
Admission is free, and there will be music and refreshments.

Tickets are now available (click here) for the student-directed musical Big Fish, which will be staged during Arts Week on Friday and Saturday, April 24 and 25. This marks the first time that a theater production is held in conjunction with Art at the Park, adding yet another arts element to the celebration.
Based on the celebrated novel by Daniel Wallace and the acclaimed film directed by Tim Burton with a screenplay by John August, Big Fish is a fantastical, heartwarming musical that follows the life of Edward Bloom, a traveling salesman whose larger-than-life stories captivate everyone around him—especially his loving wife, Sandra. But their son, Will, about to become a father himself, is determined to uncover the truth behind his father’s epic tales. As Will embarks on a journey to understand the man behind the myth, Big Fish explores the power of storytelling, family bonds, and the search for identity.
Platinum
Roy Investment Group
Friend of AATP
Gold
Scalise for Congress
Todd and Aliska Fuller
Soine Dermatology & Aesthetics
Dr. Emily Grieshaber and Mr. James Wagner | Grieshaber Dermatology
Silver
Elmer Candy
Lisa and Jeremy Goux | Inspired Healthcare Management
Bronze
One Hour Air Conditioning & Heating
Baldone Reina Dermatology
H. Crosby Construction
Chip & Jennifer Gardner | The Gertrude Gardner Foundation
Evangeline Securities
Mallard Consulting, LLC
Beier Construction, LLC
Scott Sullivan MD and Michele Cooper MD
Dottie and Colin McComiskey
Briscoe Brown Jr. Family
Premier
Dr. Edward & Kristin Hernandez
Thomas Family
To join our early Art at the Park 2026 sponsors listed above, check out the details in the graphic below, then click here or on the graphic to proceed with your purchase.
Thank you for your support!
Watch this space for more AATP details coming soon!
Art at the Park questions? Email [email protected].