Following the success of its inaugural event, the Second Harrogate (Spring) Art Fair returned to the Great Yorkshire Events Centre in Harrogate this weekend, bringing together contemporary artists, galleries, and creatives from across the UK.
The fair featured over 90 artists showcasing more than 3,000 original artworks, from paintings and photography to sculpture, digital art, glass, and mixed media.
Participating artists also each donated miniature canvases which were sold in support of Yorkshire Children’s Charity. These mini canvases raised an incredible £1,450 across the three-day fair!
Charlotte Farrington, founder and CEO of Yorkshire Children’s Charity said: “We were absolutely delighted to be the chosen charity partner for the Harrogate Spring Fair again this year. We are continually amazed by the generosity, compassion, and genuine altruism that thrives here in Yorkshire, and are incredibly grateful to the talented artists and the Fusion Art Fair community for supporting our mission to break the cycle of intergenerational poverty in our region.”
Joanne Chon, founder of Fusion Art Fair, added: “At Fusion Art Fair, we’re passionate about connecting people through art, and it’s incredibly rewarding to see our participating artists come together to support the Yorkshire Children’s Charity.”
Alongside the diverse array of artwork on display, visitors enjoyed hands-on workshops, as well as live art demonstrations where artists transformed blank canvases into breathtaking works before the audience, creating an immersive and interactive art experience.
Fusion Art Fair is driven by a deep-seated passion for art and a desire to support artists from across the UK in showcasing their talent. The series of fairs promises to make affordable, contemporary original art available to all.
The Spring Fair continues in Chester on 24th-26th April 2026, and organisers have already announced its return to Harrogate for 5th-7th March 2027.
