Sunday, October 11, 2026

What’s Out Art Sale Event celebrates 19 years with a vibrant showcase at Hilton Addis

The “What’s Out Art Sale Event,” now in its 19th year, is set to dazzle art enthusiasts at the Hilton Addis this weekend. This esteemed gathering will feature more than 200 gifted local artists, each presenting their unique and original creations, promising an extraordinary celebration of creativity, talent, and innovation.

Art lovers will be treated to a diverse range of artworks that highlight the rich artistic culture of the region. The event will include paintings, sculptures, photography, installations, and more, each piece reflecting the vibrant and dynamic nature of contemporary art.

The “What’s Out Art Sale Event” not only offers a platform for seasoned artists but also serves as a springboard for emerging talents, providing them with an invaluable opportunity to showcase their work to a broader audience, including collectors and galleries.

Beyond the visual feast, the event will foster a space for dialogue and engagement, with several artists available to discuss their work, inspirations, and the challenges they face in the ever-evolving art world. These interactions aim to bridge the gap between artists and the community, enhancing the appreciation of art and its vital role in society.

As the “What’s Out Art Sale Event” celebrates nearly two decades of promoting art and culture, it continues to attract a growing number of visitors each year, establishing itself as a must-visit event for anyone interested in the arts.

The event is open to the public, and art lovers are encouraged to come and experience the creativity and diversity of the local art scene.

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