The fair season kicks off at Mezanin Market with the Valentine’s Mood event, taking place on 7–8 February at Palatul Universul (23–25 Ion Brezoianu Street, Bucharest), between 10:00 and 18:00. Nearly 400 local creators are expected to take part across more than 20 events throughout the year, according to the organizers.

In 2026, the public is invited to discover 13 Mezanin Market fairs, featuring dozens of local entrepreneurs and creators from a wide range of creative fields.

The events will take place throughout the year, adding up to 26 days dedicated to key moments such as Valentine’s Day, Dragobete and Mărțișor, Easter, the start of the school year, autumn, and the winter holiday season. The Mezanin Market weekends scheduled for 2026 are: 7–8 and 21–22 February, 28 February–1 March, 7–8 March, 28–29 March, 4–5 April, 5–6 September, 17–18 October, 14–15 and 28–29 November, as well as 5–6, 12–13 and 19–20 December.

Each edition brings a fresh selection of exhibitors from areas such as fashion, jewelry, design objects, ceramics, illustration, home décor, natural cosmetics, and gourmet products. Visitors have the opportunity to interact directly with entrepreneurs, discover the products and the stories behind them, and take part in an environment that encourages dialogue and strengthens the creative community.

“After eight years of Mezanin Market, we are grateful for the community of entrepreneurs and local creators we have grown alongside. They constantly give us the energy to move forward and to build extensions beyond the classic idea of a fair. In 2026, we aim to continue offering spaces for meeting, testing, and validation that support the long-term development of small creative businesses,” said Silvia Floareș, founder of Mezanin Market.

Since its launch in 2018, Mezanin Market has become a reference point for the creative community, welcoming over 150,000 visitors and more than 400 local entrepreneurs.

In 2026, Mezanin Market will expand its activity through several complementary initiatives, including The World’s Smallest Showroom, developed in partnership with Raiffeisen Bank and showcased at events and festivals, the continuation of the FactoryLab project at Promenada Mall until June, pop-up events in office buildings, and at least one participation in an international fair.

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