Annual Miniature Fair

Annual miniature fair

5 September 2026 – 5 September 2026

Annual
Handcrafted miniatures, live demos and a haunted house at St Thomas Church Hall – one day only, in support of the Volunteer Wildfire Services.

Key Details:

Trading Hours: 10am-4pm
Entry: Adults R40 and Kids R20
Location: St Thomas Church Hall, Rondebosch
Good To Know: Family Friendly, Indoor / Covered

About This Market

The Miniaturia Guild of Cape Town’s Annual Miniature Fair returns to St Thomas Church Hall in Rondebosch on 5 September 2026 – for one day only. Expect handcrafted silverware, wheel-turned glazed pottery, Steampunk artistry, dollhouses, Fimo food creations and fine artworks from the region’s miniature makers, alongside live demos and centre-stage displays.

There’s plenty for kids too – a penny-arcade haunted house experience, a treasure hunt, and a chance to paint your own mini pot to take home. Whether you’re a lifelong collector or just curious, all are welcome.

This year’s fair supports the Volunteer Wildfire Services – more than 350 volunteers who’ve logged over 100,000 firefighting hours protecting the region’s forests. A portion of every ticket goes toward their work, and the fair doubles as a Wishlist drop-off point for supplies like batteries, energy bars, wet wipes and water.

📅 Saturday 5 September 2026
🕙 10:00am – 4:00pm
📍 St Thomas Church Hall, Campground Road, Rondebosch
🎟️ Entry: R40 adults / R20 kids (cash at the door)
🚗 Parking available on site

Good To Know

Ticket sales at the door only.

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