Build Long-Term Market Presence for your Creative Brand
The holiday season is one of the biggest opportunities of the year for creative businesses.
From October to December, Crafts Fest Dabaw brings selected local makers and creative businesses together at The Pocket Park, Azuela Cove.
27 market days. Three market cycles. One season to build your presence.
Meet customers, introduce what you make, and stay visible as the holiday season unfolds.
October–December
Fridays to Sundays | 4PM–10PM
The Pocket Park, Azuela Cove
Open to qualified makers and creative businesses—including food makers, artists, crafters, creatives and independent brands.
The holiday market does not happen in one weekend.
Crafts Fest gives makers room to build their presence across a season—bringing different products, collections, stories, and offers into the marketplace as the season unfolds.
Each 9-day cycle has its own focus, giving customers a reason to return and makers another opportunity to meet them.
OCTOBER CYCLE
Design + Making
LOOK at what we make.
In celebration of Design Week Philippines, October puts the spotlight back where it belongs: on the work, the ideas, the materials, the process, and the people behind what we make in Mindanao.
For makers, it is an opportunity to introduce your work, launch new pieces, and let customers see more of what goes into what you make.
9 market days
NOVEMBER CYCLE
Reuse + Repurpose
RETHINK what we consume.
November changes the way we look at the marketplace.
Alongside makers creating with reclaimed, repurposed, and upcycled materials, Swap+Shop Community PopUp invites the community to put good things back into circulation.
Bring something you no longer need. Find something you'll use. Give it another life.
For creative brands, it is also a chance to show how thoughtful making can change the way we use materials—and what we choose to keep.
9 market days
DECEMBER CYCLE
Crafts + Carols
GIVE with intention.
December is when the marketplace becomes a destination for giving.
Bring your holiday collections, giftable pieces, bestsellers, and special finds into the season when customers are actively looking for what to buy and give.
For shoppers, it is a chance to find something made with thought.
For makers, it is the moment to meet holiday demand with your best work.
9 market days
Crafts Fest Dabaw is designed for makers and creative businesses—including food makers, artists, crafters, creatives and independent brands who are ready to bring their work into a curated physical marketplace. You may be—
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Launching a fresh new collection for the season
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Building recognition beyond social media
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Looking for stronger physical market presence
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Growing an existing handmade business
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Looking for a market community to grow with
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Testing new products with real customers
Whether you are joining Crafts Fest Dabaw for the first time or returning for another season, participation is matched according to product fit, readiness, and the needs of each market cycle.
THE VENUE
📍 THE POCKET PARK, AZUELA COVE
Set within Azuela Cove, Davao's prime waterfront lifestyle district, The Pocket Park brings Crafts Fest Dabaw into an open-air setting surrounded by greenery, walkable spaces, and the easy rhythm of a community atmosphere.
Here, your work has room to be seen, explored, tasted, talked about, and remembered—while visitors have more reason to linger, discover local makers, and return as the season unfolds.
27 market days.
Three cycles.
One waterfront destination.
The Pocket Park, Azuela Cove
Lanang, Davao City
October–December | 4pm to 10pm
Our Featured Artists
Artists at Crafts Fest Dabaw — since 2022
Kabunyan is a mosaic artist based in Mintal, Davao City. From the Creative City of Baguio, he moved to Davao where he builds unconventional sculptured mosaic characters from child-drawings of his sons in playful colors. He also creates junk art where he puts together junk materials into art pieces. He is the youngest son of the Philippine National Artist for Film (2018), Director Kidlat Tahimik.
Noi is a multi-disciplinary artist who values the environment and resource management that led him to practice the art of constructing and creating DIY instruments, weaving Japanese Surplus discarded instruments that produce hybrid musical instruments. He served the National Committee on Culture and Arts – Committee on Visual Arts Southern Mindanao. He teaches Arts Appreciation in Ateneo de Davao University and currently acts as the Coordinator and Artistic Director for Hikut-Hungihong Art Collective.
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