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The Annual Christmas Craft Fair in the city's Guildhall on Saturday afternoon last. (Photo: Jim McCafferty Photography)
The Guildhall Craft Fair 2025 was back in full swing last weekend in Derry, and what a celebration it was! This year marked the 20th anniversary of the fair, and it truly lived up to its reputation as one of Derry’s most anticipated events.
Visitors were treated to an incredible selection of handmade crafts and artisan foods, all exclusively created by talented design-makers from across Ireland. From unique gift ideas to one-of-a-kind homewares, every stall offered something special, perfect for those early Christmas purchases.
The atmosphere in the Guildhall was buzzing with excitement, creativity, and the joy of supporting local artisans. It was a weekend full of inspiration, craftsmanship, and community spirit – a reminder of just how much talent Ireland has to offer.
A huge thank you was extended to everyone who had attended and helped make the 20th anniversary celebration so memorable.
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