Roundwood Creative Hub Market

What to Expect

Roundwood Creative Hub Market fills Roundwood Parish Hall on the first Sunday of the month with quality handmade products from local makers, in Ireland’s highest village at the heart of the Wicklow Mountains. Stalls typically include soaps, jewellery, candles, photography, toys, knitwear and personalised gifts, alongside local produce such as eggs, honey, jams and plants, giving the market a strong craft and gift focus alongside the food.

Being indoors in the parish hall keeps the market going through changeable mountain weather, and its location makes it an easy stop for anyone touring the Sally Gap, Lough Dan or the wider Wicklow Mountains on a Sunday.

The January and February closure reflects how quiet the village gets in the depths of winter, so the market’s active season effectively runs March through December, giving it a longer season than some of the purely summer craft fairs elsewhere in the county. The €15 table fee for traders is modest by market standards, which helps keep a wide mix of small, part-time makers involved rather than only established sellers.

Good to Know

• Runs on the first Sunday of every month, 11am to 4pm, except during January and February when the market is closed.
• Venue: Roundwood Parish Hall, Roundwood, Co. Wicklow.
• Free entry for shoppers.
• Indoor stalls cost €15 for traders, who must bring their own table; enquiries by text only to 086 882 4659.
• Follow the market on Facebook and Instagram (@theroundwoodcreativehubmarket) for the current stallholder list.

Getting There

Roundwood sits on the R755 in the Wicklow Mountains, roughly 45 minutes from Bray and an hour from Dublin city centre. The parish hall is in the centre of the village, with parking available on the main street and nearby side roads, close to Roundwood’s pubs and shops for anyone making a longer stop.