Rubí Craft Market

Rubí Craft Market sets up along Passeig Francesc Macià every Saturday from 9am to 2pm, with 20 stalls of handmade goods. It is one of several markets in Rubí, and the one to come for if you want jewellery, leather and textiles made by hand rather than the fruit and vegetable stalls of a weekday food market.

About Rubí Craft Market

Twenty stalls is a size you can walk in half an hour and still have time to talk to the people selling, which is the point of a market like this one. It runs weekly, in the open air on the paseo, with no indoor hall to duck into, so a wet Saturday or a hot August morning changes the experience. Arriving closer to 9am than to 2pm gives you the fullest line of stalls and the coolest part of the day.

What you'll find at Rubí Craft Market

The stalls cover handicrafts, jewellery, footwear and leather goods, and clothing and textiles. Expect one-off pieces and small runs, the kind of thing worth handling before you buy, from earrings and bracelets to belts, bags and shoes in leather. Bring cash, since a stall of this size may not have a card reader.

How to get to Rubí Craft Market

The market runs along Passeig Francesc Macià, 08191 Rubí, in the town centre and walkable from most of it. Rubí is on the Barcelona commuter rail network, so a visit from the city is a short train ride and a walk. Opening details are confirmed on the town council's market page, and the town's other street markets fall on different days if you want to combine two.

Where to stay in Rubí

Rubí is a compact town in the Barcelona metropolitan area, so staying near the town centre puts you within easy reach of the market and local amenities. Try Town Centre for the most convenient base, or look at options in Can Vallhonesta if you prefer a quieter spot.

Staying in Barcelona and making a short trip out works just as well, since the town is well connected by train.

What day is Rubí Craft Market?

Rubí Craft Market runs every Saturday from 9am to 2pm on Passeig Francesc Macià, with no seasonal closure recorded, so any Saturday morning works. Arrive nearer 9am than 2pm for the fullest line of the 20 stalls, since traders start packing up before the finish time on a quieter week.

Is Rubí Craft Market indoors?

No, Rubí Craft Market sets up outdoors on Passeig Francesc Macià with no covered hall, so all 20 stalls stand in the open air. A wet Saturday or a hot summer morning changes the visit accordingly, since there is nowhere under cover to shelter while you browse the handicrafts and leather goods.