KEEP IT LOCAL ETHOS

Our ethos is to run friendly, professional events and we pride ourselves on our marketing activities which have proven since 2012 to attract visitors to our shows. Stallholders must make what they sell (or at least have designed it) and be from the local area.  We do not accept traders and define "local" as being from Kent, Surrey and Sussex and perhaps spilling over into south London. We also make every effort to prevent clashes of product at our events. It's boring for the visitors and disappointing for the stallholders. We will allow crafters of the same genre up to a degree, but their products must have some differential. So you will understand if we stipulate a restriction if we offer you a place to exhibit. We also want to make the shows as profitable and as much fun as possible for our stallholders so keep the crafts varied. To achieve this goal, our primary focus is on selecting an excellent range of crafters and products. This will attract the right visitors who will (hopefully) spend more than they'd intended and therefore provide the most lucrative events for the stallholders! 

Please note photos and videos will be taken during our events so please let the event manager know if you do not want these included. Visitors are not charged an entry fee.  As always during one of our events there are plenty of signs on site to lead the visitors to us! We are always available for the duration of the show, wearing hi-vis jackets during set-up and on a welcome table during the event at the main entrance of the event glasshouse.

COSTS

Spaces at our events start from £48.00 for a 2m frontage x 1.4m deep pitch.  You may purchase extras such as a deeper pitch, table hire or an electrical supply.  Full details are on our online application form - which is not sent to us until you click "Submit" at the end of the process.

TERMS & CONDITIONS

Are also included on our application form, just before the "Submit" button.  They're not there because we want to be picky, but have evolved over the years as different scenarios have presented themselves to us.  Click HERE to see our Ts & Cs.

APPLY

Our applications for 2026 are now open.  Click HERE to go to our application page  - which is not sent to us until you click "Submit" at the bottom of the form. 

GENERIC ADVICE FOR NEW STALLHOLDERS

It can be quite daunting to consider subjecting your precious art & craftwork to outside opinion, let alone exposing it to paying customers! Over the 15 years that we have been running craft shows, we’ve seen so many beautiful products and lovely people come and go through the fairs we organise. Young mums and dads working on their kitchen table or laps at the end of a busy day, students supplementing their income, the older generations who want to pass on their parent’s skills and everyone in between. They all have one thing in common though, they make what they do for the love of creating and enjoy seeing the finished piece.



Given our wealth of experience, we thought we’d put together a few tips to get you started on your journey towards commercial success – whatever level you want that to be. A craft fair is a great place to start on that journey as you can gain so much from the camaraderie, the experiences of your fellow crafters and the honesty of the visiting public. So, in our own words, click HERE to see a few pointers to help you on your way.