Wolle Festival Delmenhorst (Spring)
Handicraft fair for knitting, crochet, embroidery, and natural fibers – at a historic wool address
2026
About Wolle Festival Spring
Wolle Festival Spring — edition 2026
The Wolle Festival 2026 combines tradition and contemporary handicraft. The Nordwolle venue gives the festival a special atmosphere – where wool for the global market was once processed, today lovers of natural fibers gather.
With its mix of a sales fair, workshops, and a café, the festival is a worthwhile destination for all generations, from knitting beginners to experienced designers.
Highlights Wolle Festival Spring 2026
- Handicraft fair in the historic Nordwolle building
- Yarns, tools, patterns, books
- Workshops and spinning demonstrations
- Café and meeting point for the handicraft community
- Accessible, on-site parking, children under 14 free
- Second edition November 14–15, 2026
Programme Wolle Festival Spring 2026
Saturday, June 6, 2026
- 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM: Fair opens
- Exhibitors with yarns, tools, patterns
- Workshops on knitting and crochet techniques
- Spinning demonstrations with a spinning wheel
- Café and lounge area
Sunday, June 7, 2026
- 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM: Fair opens
- Continuation of exhibitor program
- Further workshops and demonstrations
- Consultations with exhibitors
Offerings
- Yarns made from natural fibers (wool, alpaca, silk, cotton, linen)
- Tools for knitting, crochet, embroidery, felting
- Books with patterns and designs
- Finished creations and gift ideas
Prices Wolle Festival Spring 2026
Practical information — Wolle Festival Spring
Venue
com.media (Nordwolle), Lahusenstraße 25, 27749 Delmenhorst.
Date and Opening Hours
Saturday, June 6, 2026, 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM.
Sunday, June 7, 2026, 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM.
Admission
From €7–€8. Children under 14 free admission.
Accessibility
Hall accessible.
Parking
Parking available on the Nordwolle premises.
Further Dates 2026
Second edition on November 14–15, 2026, at com.media.
Online
Current information and exhibitor lists at wolle-festival.de.
Nordwolle – A Historic Venue
The Nordwolle in Delmenhorst was once the largest wool combing mill in Europe. Today, the industrial monument houses apartments, businesses, and cultural venues – including com.media, a modern event space. The fact that a Wolle Festival is held here lends the event a special historical depth.
Yarns, Tools, Inspiration
At the fair, selected exhibitors present high-quality yarns, natural fibers (wool, alpaca, silk, cotton, linen), tools for knitting and crochet projects, embroidery hoops, felting accessories, books with patterns, finished designs, and gift ideas for the handicraft community.
Workshops and Demonstrations
The Wolle Festival is more than just a sales fair: Workshops on knitting and crochet techniques, spinning demonstrations with a spinning wheel, felting courses, and tutorials for beginners make the weekend a place of learning.
Café and Meeting Point
A café within the event area invites visitors to take a break. Over coffee, cake, and a small snack, hobbyists and professionals can chat, exchange projects, and network.
Accessible and Family-Friendly
com.media is accessible. Children under 14 have free admission – making the fair a worthwhile destination for families too. Parking is available on the Nordwolle premises.
Second Edition in November 2026
Those who miss the spring edition can look forward to the second edition in 2026: On November 14th and 15th, the Wolle Festival Delmenhorst will again take place at com.media.
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