Spasskaya Fair 2025 - national Trade Fair

The primary marketplace will be prominently situated at the Hippodrome, located at Yelabuga, Proletarskaya St. 1e. As is customary, the Spasskaya Fair will feature displays and stalls from artisans specializing in decorative and applied arts, along with renowned Russian artistic crafts.

There will also be entertainment and dining options: cafes and restaurants, food trucks, an amusement park, and trampolines. The program includes the second National women's competition in sabre cutting "Kazarla."

The adjacent area will feature the sale of plants, seedlings, flowers, and gardening tools, as well as food and non-food everyday goods.

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Highlights of the Fair

The traditional bell ringing festival will take place during hte Spasskaya Fair near the Spassky Cathedral, and Alexandrovsky Garden will host the "Inspiration" festival. Last year, the Spasskaya Fair was attended by 339,100 people over the course of 3 days.

In 2008, at the initiative of the Yelabuga State Museum-Reserve, the tradition of holding the Spasskaya Fair was revived. Now the National Spasskaya Fair is a highlight and the largest event in event tourism in the region.

Categories of the participants:

• Masters of folk arts and crafts, craftsmen of decorative and applied arts, folk craftsmen, artisans, original and professional artists engaged in the production of folk art products, legal entities, individual entrepreneurs, craft cooperatives, associations, enterprises, and companies producing decorative and applied art items, participants with antiques, valuable historical, cultural and museum items, members of the Crafts and decorative applied arts chamber of the Russian Fedetation and the Republic of Tatarstan.
• Legal entities and individual entrepreneurs, self-employed individuals, engaged in retail sales of honey and honey products.
• Legal entities and individual entrepreneurs, self-employed individuals, engaged in retail sales of plants (seedlings, planting material, shrubs, flowers, seeds, gardening tools, etc.).
• Legal entities, self-employed individuals, and individual entrepreneurs operating in the leisure and recreation sector (trampolines, carousels, shooting ranges, swimming pools, pedal carts, darts, attractions, etc.).
• Legal entities and individual entrepreneurs, self-employed individuals, engaged in retail sales of food products (culinary products, baked goods, sausage products, dairy products, fish, vegetables, fruits, dietary supplements, non-alcoholic beverages, halva, gingerbread, candies, pastila, sherbet, rahat-lokum, marmalade, teas, nuts, dried fruits, spices, seasonings, cotton candy, popcorn, caramel apples, corn, cocktails, juices, waters, etc.).
• Legal entities and individual entrepreneurs, self-employed individuals, engaged in retail sales of non-food products (headwear, textiles, knitwear, woolen products, leather goods, outerwear, footwear, umbrellas, bags, wallets, kitchenware, household chemicals, cosmetics, costume jewelry, jewelry, stone products, books, watches, glasses, candles, antiques, souvenir products, toys, handicrafts, pet supplies, pets, fish, turtles, etc.).
• Legal entities and individual entrepreneurs, self-employed individuals, operating in the food service industry (cafes, restaurants, food trucks).
• Legal entities and individual entrepreneurs, self-employed individuals operating in the food service industry, specifically selling non-alcoholic beverages, representatives of the food service sector.
• Masters of historical reconstruction clubs, military-historical clubs, and other historical public organizations, unions, associations, and groups.
• Industrial brunch of the Spasskaya Fair: individual entrepreneurs and legal entities producing goods and services in the industrial sector, presenting them at the fair.
• Individual entrepreneurs and legal entities offering goods and services for school, training and education.
• Individual entrepreneurs and legal entities sponsoring financial, informational, and partner events.

Venue: Yelabuga, Republic of Tatarstan, Proletarskaya Street, 1E.

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