Discover unique handmade goods, local flavors, and free vendor spots at the Csaba Event Barn in Békéscsaba on January 18, 2026. Shop, taste, and meet makers from the region.
when: 2026.01.18., Sunday
where: 5600 Békéscsaba, Gyulai út 65/1.
Step into a world of quality handmade goods and local flavors on January 18, 2026, at the Csaba Event Barn (Csabai Rendezvénypajta) in Békéscsaba. From 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM, makers and food producers from the region will bring one-of-a-kind creations to kick off your year with inspiration and craft.
What You’ll Find
Browse jars of rich honey, vibrant syrups, fragrant handmade soaps, and a wide array of artisan products and curiosities. It’s the place to discover unique pieces, taste small-batch treats, and meet the people behind them.
Sell Your Creations
Vendors, this one’s for you: selling is free. If you’ve been waiting to showcase and sell your handmade products, here’s your chance. Sign up by phone or email to reserve your spot and join the creative lineup.
Come for Ideas, Stay to Shop
Drop by to look around, get inspired, shop, or even set up a stall. Let’s meet in January at the Csaba Event Barn (Csabai Rendezvénypajta)—Békéscsaba’s craft scene is ready to welcome you.
January 18, 2026, Békéscsaba
2025, adrienne
Pros
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Family-friendly vibe with crafts, food tastings, and short afternoon hours that work well for kids
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Easy, low-pressure browsing; perfect for picking up unique, small, packable souvenirs like soaps and honey
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Authentic local experience with real makers—less touristy than Budapest markets
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No Hungarian needed to shop; basic English and pointing work fine, and prices are straightforward
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Budget-friendly (free entry), and vendors’ prices are typically reasonable
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Good by car and regional train: Békéscsaba is on main rail lines from Budapest; short taxi/local bus to the venue
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Nice add-on to a Hungary trip in January when many outdoor attractions are limited
- The event and city aren’t widely known internationally, so expectations and info in English are limited
Cons
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Smaller scale (3-hour window) than famous craft markets elsewhere; you might be done in under an hour
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Public transport from Budapest is 2.5–3 hours each way, which makes it a long day trip
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Compared with big artisan fairs in Prague/Vienna or U.S. maker markets, selection will be more regional and modest
