Application for our 2026 fair are now closed. We recommend jumping on our mailing list for the heads up when we open 2027 applications.

Once applications are accepted, a non-refundable deposit invoice for 10% is issued. The remaining three payments will be issue within 60 days.

We’re a curated market that accepts individual applications only.

If it’s a product that’s complimentary to your practice. Eg, candles for candle holders, then yes. But please check email the team to check first info@melbourneceramicfair.com.

Due to OH&S, unfortunately power isn’t available to stalls.

All artists are required to store excess stock under trestles and stalls.

Yes. All stallholders accept cash and offer eftpos facilities for paying with card.

Yes. Northcote Town Hall Art Centre is accessible to wheelchairs, walkers and prams. A permanent accessibility ramp is located at the front of the Northcote Town Hall Arts Centre for easy access into the building, and there is also a lift that provides access to the other floors.

There are two sets of accessible car spaces around the Northcote Town Hall Arts Centre: one on James Street near the corner of High Street, and one on Westbourne Grove, near the corner of High Street.

The fair is open 10am-3pm on both Saturday 17 and Sunday 18 October.

Our market is a 100% free event.

Yes. We have coffee and baked goodness from our pals, Back Alley Bakes.

Come and discover 60+ of Melbourne’s most exciting contemporary clay makers.

We love fur bebes in all shapes and sizes, but unfortunately for this event they are not allowed inside the fair hall.

They are welcome in the courtyard though.