Santa Brígida Craft Fair

Santa Brígida Craft Fair sets up every Saturday from 10am to 3pm in the Municipal Park of Sta Brígida, Las Palmas, next to the town's Municipal Market. This weekly market brings together local artisans selling handicrafts, jewellery, leather goods and fresh bread.

What you'll find at Santa Brígida Craft Fair

The fair specialises in handicrafts and artisan goods, with jewellery makers and leather workers setting out their wares alongside traditional crafts. Local bakers sell fresh bread and other baked goods each week, so it's a good stop for both gifts and everyday food shopping.

How to get to Santa Brígida Craft Fair

The market is located at Parque Municipal de Santa Brígida, adjacent to the Municipal Market, at 35300 Santa Brígida, Las Palmas. Check street markets in Sta Brígida for other options in the area, or visit the official page for more details.

Where to stay in Sta Brígida

Santa Brígida is a small, pleasant town in the interior of Gran Canaria, so your best base depends on how you want to balance access to the market with the rest of your trip. Staying in Santa Brígida town centre puts you within easy reach of the craft fair and lets you explore the local restaurants and wine bars on foot.

If you prefer more options or a coastal base, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria is only around 20 minutes away and has a much wider choice of accommodation. Many visitors stay there and make the short drive up to Santa Brígida for the market, which works perfectly well.

What day is Santa Brígida Craft Fair?

Santa Brígida Craft Fair runs every Saturday from 10am to 3pm in the Municipal Park in Sta Brígida, Las Palmas, next to the town's Municipal Market. It's an outdoor, weekly market with no seasonal break on record, so Saturdays are reliable throughout the year for handicrafts, jewellery and fresh bread.

What can I buy at Santa Brígida Craft Fair?

Santa Brígida Craft Fair sells handmade handicrafts and jewellery from local artisans, alongside leather goods such as footwear made by craftspeople at the fair. Local bakers also bring fresh bread and other baked goods each week, so the stalls suit both gift shopping and picking up food for the week ahead.