Our Easter Fair is taking place on Saturday 4 April from 11 am to 5 pm at Richmond Barracks, Inchicore.
We're delighted to announce that vendor applications are now open.
The closing date for applications is Thursday 26 February 2026.
Find out more about applying to be a vendor here.
The Easter Fair will celebrate the Spring season - a time of new beginnings, growth and the importance of renewal.
There will be free creative and cultural workshops for all ages. Seasonal crafts and products will be available to buy along with a variety of food and drink to enjoy on the day or take away for the bank holiday weekend.
The fair is a great opportunity for small businesses, crafters, creators, producers and social enterprises to show off their work and ideas.
We’re looking for a range of vendors that will suit the theme of this fair, showcasing Easter food, products and crafts.
Our fair is curated and invites applications through this open call for vendors. If you would like to sell your goods at this fair, please apply to be a vendor through this open call application process.
Find out more about applying to be a vendor or fill out your application form here.
The closing date for applications is Thursday 26 February 2026.
”I met so many fantastic, creative people! The atmosphere at the event was incredible: joyful, friendly, and full of fun. The staff was incredibly helpful and accommodating. It was probably the best organised event I've ever been to, with every detail meticulously planned”.
“I highly recommend taking part in the Fairs at Richmond Barracks - it's such a well organised and welcoming event! There's a great atmosphere, a lovely mix of stalls, and people genuinely come out to explore, support local makers, and enjoy the day. It was a pleasure to be part of it.”
Our seasonal fairs at Richmond Barracks:
Photography and videography takes place at each fair for promotional purposes. These photographs or videos may be used on our website, in our programmes, on our social media and for further promotion. If you would prefer not to be photographed or filmed, please speak with a member of our team.
Christmas Fair 2025
Saturday 29 and Sunday 30 November
Our Christmas Fair in 2025 celebrated the winter season with lots of unique gifts and seasonal crafts and products to buy.
Visitors came together to meet artists, makers, producers and small businesses as we celebrated the season.
People could try something new at our various family friendly workshops for all ages and enjoy festive music, hot drinks and treats.
Harvest Fair 2025
Saturday 13 and Sunday 14 September
Theme: Eat, Grow and Make
Our Harvest Fair celebrated autumn, abundance, and nature.
Visitors came together to meet artists, makers, producers and small businesses as we celebrated the season. The theme for this fair was 'Eat, Grow and Make'.
The fair had something for all ages including creative workshops, stalls, music, and food and drink. The newly expaned Inchicore Library was open throughout both days and our guided walking tours also took place on the Saturday and Sunday.
Spring Fair 2025
Saturday 5 and Sunday 5 April 2025
Theme: Renewal - celebrate new beginnings, growth, and the importance of renewal in life and nature
Visitors came along to meet artists, makers, producers and small businesses as we celebrated Spring through our theme of Renewal. The theme celebrated the idea of new beginnings, growth, and the importance of renewal in life and nature. People took part in eco-friendly and sustainable workshops, and enjoyed food and drink, and a wide variety of entertainment in our beautiful blooming garden. They visited stalls showcasing and selling sustainable goods and handcrafted items.
Christmas Fair 2024
Saturday 30 November and Sunday 1 December 2024
Theme: Christmas crafts and gifts, celebrating the winter season
Visitors came together to meet artists, makers, producers and small businesses as we celebrated the winter season. They took part in our various family-friendly workshops for all ages, and they enjoyed the festive music, hot drinks and treats, and going on walking tours. They also enjoyed browsing stalls from businesses, craftspeople, and artists, with many unique gifts and Christmas things to buy.