Christmas Fair

This winter, experience the magic of the season at Towner Eastbourne’s Christmas Fair, a curated celebration of contemporary craft and local talent with a festive atmosphere.

Held within the gallery’s award-winning building, the Christmas Fair features over 50 independent makers and designers, both local and from further afield. Visitors can browse a wide selection of handcrafted goods, including ceramics, textiles, jewellery, prints, and homewares, making it an ideal time to find distinctive gifts while supporting artists and small businesses.

Fair Opening Hours
Friday 6 November: 4.00pm to 7.00pm
Saturday 7 November: 10.00am to 4.00pm
Sunday 8 November: 10.00am to 4.00pm 

Stallholders include:

Bird Stamp Designs / Cade Street Potter / Caroline Martin Art / D K Adam Mosaics / Eastbourne Studio Pottery CIC / Elise Ceramics / emi clothroom / Emily Jepps Studio / Float Press / Frankie Brown / Hello Terry / Holly Swain Illustration / Julia Swann Design / Julian Warrender - Precious Metal Jewellery / Kathie Murphy / Kathryn Corlett // Illustration and Design Kemptown Provisions / Laslett England / Laura Danby / Leisa Megretton / Linescapes / LIV & FLO / Louise Ineson Jewellery / Lulu McQueen / Madeleine Smith Paper Sculpture / Matt Hall Woodturning / Mille Saisons / Nothing but Truffle / Old Town Candle Co Prescription Resin / Queen of Chutney / Renush Leather accessories / Sarah Becvar Design / Sarah Rickard Art / Seasidemoocher / Shark Alley / Small Yellow Bird / Steph Tooley Ceramics / Tala Home And Living / Textileshed / The Accidental Stitcher / The Natural Dyeworks / The Sussex Bee / Twigs&More / Woodmungler

Combine your visit to this year’s Towner Christmas Fair with a Christmas Card making workshop inspired by Eric Ravilious

Friday 6 November

12.00pm to 4.00pm (including a break)

£65

Specially programmed to align with the evening opening of our Christmas Fair, this workshop, led by artist Zara Wilkins, will explore Ravilious’s distinctive use of dots, dashes, and lines that he developed through his wood engraving practice.

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