The latest on Hobby-X

Hobby-X 2026 Returns to Kyalami with “The Great Escape” – A Celebration of Creativity, Imagination and Play!

Hobby-X 2025: Bigger, Bolder, and Packed with Creative Energy

Johannesburg, South Africa – Hobby-X, South Africa’s ultimate expo for all things creative, returns from 1 – 4 May 2025 for another unforgettable edition celebrating passion, hands-on fun, and creative living.

Hobby-X 2024: A Resounding Success with a GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™ title and Unprecedented Growth

Celebrating its 25th anniversary, Hobby-X has once again proven to be the premier event for hobby enthusiasts across Southern Africa. This year's event attracted 11,558 visitors from 172 towns and cities, marking a remarkable 33% increase from the previous year. Visitors explored a wide range of hobbies and crafts, discovered the latest products, and mastered new techniques through 39 unique workshops available.

The Spread the Joy Initiative: Hobby-X & Cricut’s 2024 Innovative Rolled Paper Flower Wall and World Record Attempt

Hobby-X, the premier showcase for hobbies and crafts in South Africa, and Cricut is proud to announce its ambitious endeavour to set a World Record for creating the largest rolled paper flower wall. Scheduled to take place at Hobby-X 2024, this initiative aims not only to set a record but also to spread joy, foster community engagement, and make a meaningful impact.

Explore the Man Cave: Hobby-X 2024 Introduces a New Dimension for Hobby Enthusiasts

Hobby-X, South Africa's premier trade and consumer show for hobbies and crafts, is proud to announce a ground breaking addition to its 2024 line-up: the "Man Cave." Set to take place at the iconic Kyalami race track, Hobby-X is expanding its appeal by introducing a dedicated space tailored to the diverse interests of men, following the explicit feedback of the loyal Hobby-X attendees such as Elaine who said “some things for men to do while the girls shop.” Also, Elmarie was looking out for her other half: “A bit of hobbies for men (…) will be great in the future” while Barbara was more direct: “more for MEN!”