Juno Park
Two spot colours, zero undo button, and lots of neighborhood stray cats.
FAIRPLAY started in 2023 as twelve artists and a borrowed car park. Four years on, it's a three-day fair where you can buy an original print, add a stroke to a 30-metre mural, pull your own screen-print, then dance about it. Same rule as day one: every artist pays one flat fee and keeps every single dollar they make.
Screenprint Studio
Ceramics Row
Tap a zone to see what's on. Every zone has a stamp. Collect all five on your Play Pass.
Browse highlights across all 3 festival days. Tap + My Day to bookmark your personal itinerary and earn a pass stamp.
A first look at FP.04. Full list of 220 drops on 15 January. Hover any card to inspect their craft.
Two spot colours, zero undo button, and lots of neighborhood stray cats.
Wheel-thrown stoneware mugs that are deliberately, charmingly wonky.
Heavyweight linen tea towels that are honestly too nice to dry dishes with.
Hand-bound micro books capturing very specific, bittersweet human feelings.
Sister mural duo directing this year's 30-metre wall. Wear clothes you don't mind getting paint on.
Intricate speculative cartography and fictional maps of cities that definitely ought to exist.
Everyday grocery store receipts painted in delicate gouache, framed like Renaissance masterpieces.
Carved by hand on linoleum blocks, pressed slowly on a restored 1968 iron Albion press.
On Friday morning, it's a completely blank 30-metre timber wall. By Sunday night, it's the most vibrant artwork in the shed. Hattie & Lou lead six artists, and every visitor can pick up a brush for 10 minutes. Yes, really.
← Scroll horizontally to see how the wall evolves over the three festival days.
See the mural sessions →Last March at the shed. 19,000 flat whites, 4,100 screen-prints pulled, one very tired vinyl DJ, and zero dull moments. Hover any photo to reveal full color.
Market Crowds
Saturday afternoon market hustle, Shed 4.
Print Lab DIY
4,100 hand-pulled commemorative prints in 3 days.
Mural In Progress
Ten minutes with a brush. No artistic resume required.
Maker Stories
Meet the actual human who shaped your coffee mug.
Night Fair Vibe
When the market closes, the dance floor takes over.
Grab your early bird pass before 31 January. Drag the green ticket stub to the left or click Tear & Checkout to complete your pass reservation.
Saturday & Sunday full admission (10 am–5 pm) · Unlimited market re-entry, main stage talks, free screen-print lab session.
All prices in AUD. Regular from 1 Feb: Day $18 · Weekend $32 · Night $25 · Workshop from $15 · Little Makers free.
Your pass arrives by email the moment you pay — just show it at the gate.
Encrypted payment, and the price you see is the price you pay.
Plans change? Transfer your ticket to a friend free up to 7 days before.
FAIRPLAY is built on an unconditional fair deal for independent artists. Transparent flat stall fees, zero commissions, and dedicated lottery spots for debut makers.
One flat stall fee starting from $180 for the entire weekend. Zero percent commission. You keep every cent from every sale. 30% of stalls reserved for first-time exhibitors via transparent lottery.
Teach 8–12 curious people something you love. We provide dedicated workshop tables, handle bookings, cover materials cost, and pay competitive artist instructor honorariums.
Connect your brand with 21,000 creative, engaged cultural consumers over three unforgettable days. Co-branded art activations, sustainable materials supply, and stage naming.
"I came for one print and left with a mug, a zine and a new hobby."
"No commission meant I actually broke even on my first market. Then I did a lot better than even."
"My kids made a cardboard castle bigger than our car. Logistics were a problem."
"Best Saturday night I've had that also involved a pottery wheel."
"The lottery got me in my first year. Three years later I'm still here."
"Ran out of stock by 2 pm. Good problem."
Generous paper mills, specialty roasters, independent radios, and craft makers supporting independent arts.
Wharf Shed 4 is on the riverfront in Brisbane, just a two-minute stroll from the main ferry terminal. There are ample bike racks at the north entry and several paid parking structures within walking distance.
Yes. A Day Pass or Weekend Pass grants you access to all 220 market stalls, the Open Gallery, Main Stage talks, and the DIY screen-print lab. Workshops require a small add-on seat reservation.
Absolutely! Children aged 11 and under receive 100% free admission when accompanied by any ticketed adult. Our Little Artists cardboard construction zone runs throughout the weekend.
Yes. Wharf Shed 4 features level, step-free concrete access throughout all aisles, dedicated accessible restrooms, and a sensory quiet room. Sunday from 10:00 to 11:00 AM is our official low-sensory hour.
We provide 100% full refunds up to 14 days before the festival begins. You may also transfer your ticket name to any friend or family member for free up to 7 days prior to opening.
Nearly 98% of artists accept contactless tap-to-pay and credit cards via Square. A few cash-preferred indie zine creators will be clearly designated on our event map.
The Night Fair is all-ages from 6:00 to 9:00 PM. After 9:00 PM, entry requires photo ID (18+) as craft brewery and cocktail bar service expands throughout the venue.
Applications close strictly on 10 December. Our jury reviews all submissions and notifies accepted exhibitors by 20 December. 30% of stalls are randomly drawn for first-time applicants.