Crafted 2026
Sat 14 Nov
|Oyez Arts
A brand-new creative makers event taking place in the heart of Altrincham this November.
Time & Location
14 Nov 2026, 10:00 – 15 Nov 2026, 10:05
Oyez Arts, Town Hall, 25 Market St, Altrincham WA14 1PF, UK
About the event
OYEZ Arts, Altrincham Town Hall
We are excited to launch Crafted 2026, a brand-new creative makers event taking place in the heart of Altrincham this November. We’re inviting talented designer-makers to showcase their original, handcrafted work in ceramics, textiles, woodwork, jewellery, glass, leather, mixed media.
Why Exhibit at CRAFTED 2026?
Hosted by OYEZ Arts, Altrincham’s new cultural hub and events space, located in the beautiful old Town Hall, this event offers a unique opportunity to exhibit in a high-footfall, historic venue right in the heart of the buzzing Market Quarter.
Our mission is to enrich local arts and culture while preserving this important community heritage building. As a Community Benefit Society, OYEZ is fully committed to supporting creativity and offering a platform for talented makers to connect with the wider community across Trafford, South Manchester and Cheshire.
Join us for CRAFTED 2026 and become part of something special.
Event Overview
Apply Now
Applications are now open via Jotform, visit this link to apply.
Deadline for submission: 14 September 2026.
Event : 14/15 November 2026
We’re looking for high-quality artists and makers working in ceramics, textiles, jewellery, wood, glass, print, and other craft disciplines.
We’re excited to feature exceptional exhibitors, each showcased in a designated space with event literature, digital brochures and venue maps.
All display areas are positioned along a clear, circular route to ensure equal footfall and visibility for all.
Who Can Apply?
We welcome applications from makers of all backgrounds, professional levels, and geographic locations—especially those from under-represented or marginalised communities. This includes (but is not limited to) Black, Asian and ethnic minority groups, LGBTQ+ makers, neurodivergent artists, d/ deaf creatives, and those from working-class backgrounds.
Our focus is on supporting local talent across the Northwest, but we welcome submissions from anyone willing to travel to Altrincham.