Paradise Garden has welcomed over 47,000 visitors from 33 counties. It serves as a regional art center providing art education, programs, tours, camps, and workshops to over 700 children, seniors, and adults each year.

Plan Your Visit to Howard Finster’s Paradise Garden Regular Hours: Paradise Garden is open year-round Tuesday – Sunday, 11 am – 5 pm ET, rain or shine. The only day that we are closed to the public is on Mondays. Holiday Closures: Christmas Eve (Sunday, December 24, 2023) – EARLY CLOSURE AT 3 pm ET

Paradise Garden in Summerville, Georgia, was the home and workplace of Baptist minister and folk artist Howard Finster and is now a public park dedicated to his life and art. Paradise Garden, located at 200 North Lewis Street, is open to the public.

Created by the most celebrated folk artist in America, Rev. Howard Finster (1916-2001), Paradise Garden is an internationally acclaimed 4-acre art environment. Here, Finster crafted more than 46,000 works of contemporary American folk art including …

Plan your next event in a place like no other. Paradise Garden will ensure that no one forgets that special day!

It encapsulates the heavenly essence of a tropical paradise, replete with radiant flowers and alluring aromas directly from the Garden of Gaultier. The scent intertwines fresh, salty coconut with green fig and the warmth of sandalwood.

Renowned folk artist Howard Finster assembled Paradise Garden, an art environment near the NW GA town of Summerville, which became his greatest creation and most important legacy. Starting at age 59, he painted more than 46,000 colorful works of …

Jan 9, 2010 · Howard's Paradise Gardens remains today, the place for thousands to enjoy for a quiet stroll or for art and music festivals as well as educational research and workshops.

Jan 30, 2015 · Late folk artist Howard Finster created tens of thousands of works at Paradise Garden in Pennville, Georgia.

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