Wool and Brass National Fair | Celebrating San Miguel’s Artisan Spirit
San Miguel de Allende welcomes the 47th National Wool and Brass Fair, turning the Jardín Principal into a vibrant open-air gallery from November 7 to 16. This annual event highlights the ingenuity, tradition, and talent of over 50 local artisans—guardians of techniques passed down through generations—offering visitors the chance to discover and purchase unique handcrafted pieces ideal for the festive season, from woven rugs and cushion covers to brass ornaments and holiday decorations.
The fair not only celebrates creativity and craftsmanship, but brings an economic boost to San Miguel’s artisan community, multiplying sales and inspiring new innovations. Live demonstrations reveal the meticulous processes behind each piece, while the city’s businesses benefit from increased visitor flow in the historic center. Local leaders affirm their commitment to preserving heritage and nurturing creative talent, making the fair both a symbol of identity and a strategic driver of growth.
The Wool and Brass National Fair stands as an essential destination for anyone seeking authentic Mexican artistry—a tribute to the heart and hands of San Miguel de Allende, whose crafts continue to bring beauty and tradition to homes across Mexico and beyond
Organizer
The Dirección de Cultura y Tradiciones of San Miguel de Allende is responsible for managing local cultural and traditional events, dedicated to preserving the identity of the Sanmiguelense community and supporting the continuity of diverse artistic and heritage expressions. Committed to excellence and service, this office employs effective operational programs and modern tools to ensure transparency, citizen satisfaction, and active participation in the cultural life of the city.
