Vendors & Exhibitors

We are proud to have artists and artisans from different categories in our 1st edition.

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2024

We are ecstatic to be celebrating the inaugural edition of Dublin Fibre Festival this year! After much anticipation and hard work, we are thrilled to bring together fiber enthusiasts, artisans, and vendors for a weekend of creativity, inspiration, and community. With a diverse array of workshops, demonstrations, and shopping opportunities, the festival promises to be a vibrant celebration of all things fiber arts. We can't wait to see our vision come to life and to share this exciting experience with everyone who cherishes the rich traditions and modern innovations of fiber crafting. Here's to the first of many fabulous Dublin Fibre Festivals to come!

– Join Us

  • Vendor's Application

    Hurry up! Applications’ deadline is March 31!

  • Volunteer's Application

    We got the number of applications we needed for this event. You can still apply if you wish to be in the wait-list.

  • Sponsorship

“Less Is More”.

– Our Vision & Mission

At Dublin Fibre Festival, our vision and mission are cultivated around the principle of "less is more." We believe in the power of simplicity and minimalism, and our goal is to celebrate the beauty and artistry that can be achieved with just a few basic elements. By embracing the ethos of "less is more," we aim to highlight the elegance and creativity that arise from restraint, focusing on quality over quantity and the intrinsic value of craftsmanship. Our vision is to inspire and empower independent fibre artists to explore the depth and richness that can be found within their craft, fostering a community that appreciates the profound impact of less clutter and more meaningful connections in their artistic pursuits. Here we just want to put a step backward from mass production brands and showcase the delicately crafted products by artisans from around the world. Some that you may never heard of!

– The Location

Richmond Barracks: Where Cultural and Historical Heritage Unite