Australia's Largest Working Arts and Craft Fair!

Friday October 31 - Sunday November 2, 2025 | Across Deloraine Tasmania

Admire, Inspire, Learn, Shop!

Search exhibitors, see the kids activities and feature artists on the Program tab.

Download the App on iPhone or Android to help you find all your new and old favourites and create your own ‘My Craft Fair’ plan!

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A woman with curly hair and glasses holding a colorful knit scarf in a market stall full of knitwear and clothing. There is a backdrop of llamas and mountains.

From textiles and fashion to woodcraft, glass craft, sculpture, visual arts and other traditional and contemporary disciplines. More than 80% are Tasmanian with a select few from interstate.

High-quality Craft Exhibitors

A man wearing a white cowboy hat and a black t-shirt with the text 'sandinyoureyes.com' standing on sand next to a large clock-shaped sand sculpture with the words 'Port A' and '39' on it.

More sites will be showing how their work is created, and we also welcome Dennis Massoud (or Sandman as he is known) - world champion sand sculptor. His expertise, experience and popularity has taken him 9 times around the world.

More Demontrations

A metallic sculpture of a buck wearing a suit and tie, displayed at the Tasmanian Craft Fair with people observing and the artist Gene McLaren beside.

At $10,000, it’s one of the most valuable craft and arts awards in Australia. In 2024 it was won by Gene McLaren. See the last few winners here.

Premier’s Art Prize

Brad Blaze has been awarded as Australia’s Corporate Entertainer of the Year and makes four minute portraits with unconventional methods of glitter, fire and gold on spinning canvases.

See Brad Blaze on Saturday and Sunday

People standing in line to board a Kinetic shuttle bus at the Avenue 3 stop on a sunny day, with trees and hills in the background and a purple and yellow sign marking the bus stop.

You asked, we listened and together with Kinetic, we’re adding new Park and Ride so you can park close to Deloraine then connect in to the shuttle network, as well as buses from Launceston!

New Park ‘n’ Ride

A man with sunglasses, a blue knit hat, and a multicolored sweater showing a clay sculpture to a young girl with red hair, wearing a red jacket and black apron, at a pottery workshop outdoors.

Nurturing young creative minds! We will soon release the details of our Mini-Makers programs with spots across the Fair for kids to enjoy while creating a dedicated space for interactive craft activities. Book Now!