Easter Fair 2026 at Richmond Barracks
Free Easter fair at Richmond Barracks with craft workshops, garden activities, music, and market stalls. Drop in anytime during the day and join activities as you go.
Saturday, 4 Apr
11:00-17:00
What to expect...
A full-day Easter fair at Richmond Barracks where families move between stalls, workshops, and garden activities at their own pace. The site fills with craft stalls, food vendors, and a rolling schedule of free workshops and performances.
Kids can drop into activities like rock painting in the garden, join a short dance party, or take part in hands-on workshops such as yarn art, felt basket making, or Easter-themed crafts using upcycled materials. Some sessions run at set times and require you to book a spot at reception shortly before they start, while others are open drop-in.
There’s also a mix of quieter and more active options throughout the day. You might join a garden walk using magnifying lenses, listen to a live choir performance, or take part in a storytelling-style history session about Easter traditions. Activities are spread across indoor rooms and the garden, so families move around the site rather than staying in one place.
Alongside the activities, stalls from local makers sell crafts, food, and gifts, and there are coffee and food trucks on site. You can stay for a quick visit or spend a few hours dipping in and out of workshops depending on what’s available when you arrive.
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What to expect...
A full-day Easter fair at Richmond Barracks where families move between stalls, workshops, and garden activities at their own pace. The site fills with craft stalls, food vendors, and a rolling schedule of free workshops and performances.
Kids can drop into activities like rock painting in the garden, join a short dance party, or take part in hands-on workshops such as yarn art, felt basket making, or Easter-themed crafts using upcycled materials. Some sessions run at set times and require you to book a spot at reception shortly before they start, while others are open drop-in.
There’s also a mix of quieter and more active options throughout the day. You might join a garden walk using magnifying lenses, listen to a live choir performance, or take part in a storytelling-style history session about Easter traditions. Activities are spread across indoor rooms and the garden, so families move around the site rather than staying in one place.
Alongside the activities, stalls from local makers sell crafts, food, and gifts, and there are coffee and food trucks on site. You can stay for a quick visit or spend a few hours dipping in and out of workshops depending on what’s available when you arrive.