Made in Cymru has launched a new Welsh craft fair directory

Jewellery on a display stand on a table at a Craft Fair

Made in Cyrmu has introduced a new feature to help shoppers find local markets and craft fairs. The new online directory brings together hundreds of local market events in an easy-to-use responsive calendar format. With filters allowing people to search their region, shoppers across all of Wales can now find a craft fair, market or maker’s event near them with ease.
 
The Craft Fair Directory is part of the wider mission of the popular online Welsh shopping marketplace Made in Cymru, to help promote Welsh-made products and spotlight Welsh businesses. The directory promotes everything from one-day independent artisan events to major recurring week-long markets and organisers can easily submit their events to attract more attention and more visitors. Many of the site’s talented makers are already showcasing their work at these markets and fairs, so it made sense to encourage shoppers and makers to connect online and in the real world.

Designed to work on a desktop computer for committed planners or the mobile phones of more spontaneous shoppers, the Craft Fair Directory is set to become a fantastic digital tool to promote and highlight the Welsh artisan community. Combined, the directory and Made in Cymru's website mean Welsh businesses can better reach their local community and simultaneously reach UK audiences.
 
To find out more about Made in Cymru and the Welsh Craft Fair Directory, visit www.madeincymru.com/pages/welsh-craft-fair-directory

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