About this expo
CREATIVA, held annually in Dortmund, Germany, is recognized as Europe's largest creativity fair and its leading exhibition for creative design. This event serves as a comprehensive platform for individuals passionate about handicrafts, art, and creative expression. It showcases a vast array of topics, including crafting, building, fabric, textile, painting, drawing, art, handicraft, design, decoration, games, fun, fashion, accessories, living and designing, felting, spinning, weaving, patchwork quilts, wood and metal work, silk and glass painting, jewelry making, and pottery.
The fair attracts a diverse audience, from hobbyists and professionals to teachers, educators, and special educationists, as well as those seeking unique, individually designed items. Organized by Messe Dortmund GmbH, CREATIVA provides an inspiring environment for discovery and exchange. The upcoming edition is scheduled from March 17 to March 21, 2027, at Messe Dortmund, utilizing Halls 4, 5, 6, and 7.
Highlights
5 items- Recognized as Europe's largest creativity fair.
- AUMA listed event.
- Held annually at Messe Dortmund, Halls 4, 5, 6, and 7.
- Attracted 65,000 visitors and 440 exhibiting firms (2023).
- Features concurrent events including "CREATIVA professional", "PerlenExpo", "LandGarten", and "Puppen & Bären".
FAQ
4 questionsWhen and where does CREATIVA 2027 take place?+
CREATIVA 2027 will be held from March 17 to March 21, 2027, at Messe Dortmund in Dortmund, Germany.
Who organizes CREATIVA?+
The event is organized by Messe Dortmund GmbH.
What industries and products are covered at CREATIVA?+
CREATIVA covers a wide range of creative fields, including crafting, building, fabric, textile, painting, drawing, art, handicraft, design, decoration, games, fun, fashion, accessories, living and designing, felting, spinning, weaving, patchwork quilts, wood and metal work, silk and glass painting, jewelry making, and pottery.
Who is the target audience for CREATIVA?+
The target audience includes individuals who pursue creative design as a hobby or profession, such as teachers, educators, and special educationists, as well as those interested in purchasing individually designed items. The event is open to the public.