Our fairs are a great opportunity for small businesses, crafters, creators, producers and social enterprises to show off their work and ideas. It's also a chance for everyone to learn more about living in a way that's good for the planet.
There are free creative and cultural workshops for all ages. Seasonal crafts and products are available to buy along with a variety of food and drink.
What vendors at our previous fairs have to say:
“Richmond Barracks Fair is a wonderful, community-focused market… The venue is beautiful and the welcoming local community made selling my natural soaps a real pleasure. Vendors and products are varied and well balanced to suit all tastes. I’d highly recommend it to anyone looking for a family-friendly market in Dublin.”
“The event was very well organised, with great communication from the team and a lovely, welcoming atmosphere throughout the day. Visitor turnout was excellent, and there was a real interest in supporting small businesses... We would highly recommend this fair to anyone considering taking part and would be delighted to return in the future.”
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.
Harvest Fair 2026
Saturday 12 and Sunday 13 September
Our Harvest Fair celebrated the abundance of the season inspired by the Fair themes of Eat, Grow and Make.
There were free creative and cultural workshops for all ages. Seasonal crafts and products were available to buy along with a variety of food and drinks. Inchicore Library was open on both days and visitors could also book in for a local history tour.
Summer Solstice Fair 2026
Saturday 20 and Sunday 21 June
Our Summer Solstice Fair celebrated creativity and sustainability with a focus on upcycling, recycling, and reusing. We wanted to highlight how we can all be more environmentally friendly through creative and sustainable practices.
There were free creative and cultural workshops for all ages. Seasonal crafts and products were be available to buy along with a variety of food and drink.
Easter Fair 2026
Saturday 4 April
Our Easter Fair celebrated the Spring season - a time of new beginnings, growth and the importance of renewal.
There were free creative and cultural workshops for all ages. Seasonal crafts and products were available to buy along with a variety of food and drink to enjoy on the day or take away for the bank holiday weekend.
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
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 expanded Inchicore Library was open throughout both days and our guided walking tours also took place on the Saturday and Sunday.