Leeds's biggest Print Fair is open 10am - 4pm on Saturday 1st and Sunday 2nd March. Visit our website here for a full list of events and stallholders.
Our annual Print Fair is a celebration of contemporary print, zines and artists' books. Expect to see screenprints, monoprints, risographs, etchings, zines, handmade books and more.
£3 entry on the door (under 12s free) - no prebooking required.
PLEASE NOTE - prebooking a ticket does not gain you access to the front of the queue during busy periods. Your ticket will need to be checked on the front desk and you will be given a paper entry ticket which will gain you access in and out of the Fair for the rest of the day.
PLEASE NOTE – the venue of the Fair is on the first floor of the 1912 Mill, which is accessed via one flight of stairs or a wheelchair accessible lift. We will have attendants on hand to offer assistance. If you have any queries, please email natalie@sunnybankmills.co.uk.
The Fair will be loud and busy at times, but areas of the Mills, including the Gallery and Tea Room will be open throughout the weekend for a more relaxed shopping and seating experience.
Free parking, included limited accessible parking is available around the Mill site and on Farsley Town Street.
If you need any assistance throughout the weekend, find a Mill Host in a pink hi vis vest, or visit the information point outside the 1912 Mill for support.
Assistance dogs ONLY inside the Fair.
Sunny Bank Mills
Farsley Town Street
Farsley
Leeds
LS28 5UJ
United Kingdom
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The venue of the Print Festival is on the first floor of the 1912 Mill, which is accessed via one flight of stairs or a wheelchair accessible lift. We will have attendants on hand to offer assistance.
The Market will be loud and busy at times, but areas of the Mills, including the Gallery and Tea Room will be open throughout the weekend for a more relaxed shopping and seating experience.
Free parking, included limited accessible parking is available around the Mill site and on Farsley Town Street. We strongly encourage visitors to use alternative methods of transport for this event, including walking, bus and train travel, and car sharing. Parking is limited on site and you may me turned away during busy periods.
If you need any assistance throughout the weekend, find a Mill Host in a pink hi vis vest, or visit the information point outside the 1912 Mill for support.
For visitor and animal welfare, this is NOT a dog friendly event. This is due to the high numbers of expected visitors.
Assistance dogs are permitted.
