About Us
Winchester Print Fair is an annual event running in May.
We support predominantly local artists (within Hampshire), joined by well-known printmakers from across the UK.
We are looking to raise the profile of handmade creative arts and crafts, with all printmakers producing their prints by hand in their own studios or shared spaces. We also welcome suppliers and supporters of print to encourage those just starting their journey in print.
We are now a two day event, with 25 stalls in the Nutshell in Kings Walk, Winchester.
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- Crafts
- Events
- Festivals
- Other

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