💸 HOBBIES FAIR HAUL SEP 25 💸
🎪 Event: Artcade Sep 2025
👩🏻 Target Audience : Anyone really. There was a large variety of hobbies there. Even if you go in without a specific hobby in mind, it’s always fun to look at what people are into!
📈 Rating : ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
💭 Thoughts : There were lesser booths selling stuff as compared to Artcade and PG. A large part of the space was used to conduct workshops and activities to get people to try out the different hobbies!
❤️ I didn’t sign up for any workshops, but it was still fun because there were live performances throughout the entire event and there was even a live ‘toy car’ race (??) idk what exactly they’re called, which I ended up watching longer than expected cos it was too entertaining HAHA.
❤️ My new fave artist would be artfrommybutt because of SHREK!! Omg the booth was SO FUNNY to look at HAHA. I loveee my haul from that booth, literally everything I got from there were Shrek themed cos Shrek is such a well-loved childhood movie for me, despite the hilarious memes that came out of it 🫶🏼
❤️ I didn’t rly buy as much because there weren’t that many prints that I was attracted to. But I’m happy with what I got!
Next upcoming haul would prob be PG cos it’s happening this weekend. I hope I won’t spend a lot cos these back to back art fairs is causing some serious damage to my wallet 💸✨👌
If you’re curious about hands-on hobbies but haven’t attended events like the Artcade Hobbies Fair yet, I highly recommend giving them a try for a refreshing and engaging experience. These fairs often feature interactive workshops where you can get your hands dirty and learn new skills on the spot, whether it's crafting, painting, or even quirky activities like live toy car races I stumbled upon. One thing that stood out at this particular fair was how the event space prioritized workshops and live activities over just selling products, making it perfect for people like me who like to actively participate rather than just browse. Trying out a new craft firsthand adds so much value and can spark a hobby you never expected to love. Also, it’s worth noting the creative vibe of the booths — from the adorable Shrek-themed artwork at the "artfrommybutt" booth to charming ceramics and unique handmade accessories — these touches make the experience memorable and personal. If you want to start a new hobby, small fairs like this can inspire you by exposing you to diverse artistic styles and creative communities. To get the most out of such fairs, consider signing up for workshops or demos early. Even if you’re unsure, watching live performances or quirky events like the toy car race can be surprisingly entertaining. Finally, if budget is a concern like mine, it's helpful to set a spending limit before visiting multiple events, especially when back-to-back fairs tempt you with irresistible finds. Overall, hands-on hobby fairs are fantastic for discovering new passions, meeting talented artists, and enjoying a day packed with creativity and fun.
omg wow seeing Shrek as a ripped romcom heart-throb was not on agenda today but I'll allow it 😂