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17TH -20TH NOVEMBER 2022
Beyond The Knitting & Stitching Show
The Knitting & Stitching Shows are the definitive events for anyone with a love of textile based craft.
As we are unable to meet this year, we have been busy working to bring you Beyond K&S, our brand new virtual experience. It will be filled with competitions, workshops, a shopping hub and a special offers area, and we would love for you to be a part of it.
Join us this November, for what will be an unforgettable digital craft event!
Welcome to
The Knitting &
Stitching Shows
The Knitting & Stitching Shows are the definitive events for anyone with a love of textile based craft. The Harrogate Show is the largest textiles event in the north of England, with hundreds of workshops, demonstrations, interactive features, professionally curated galleries, as well as hundreds of our most loved exhibitors selling specialist craft supplies. Spend a day re-stocking your yarn stash, learning to knit, mastering the art of tailoring and more. There has never been a better excuse to get involved in craft!
SHOW HIGHLIGHTS
What's on
The Knitting & Stitching Show in Harrogate will be back!
Join us next year for the UK’s ultimate textile event.
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