Maker’s Fair 2026 Application links are live starting September 14 and close on September 28.
LOOK FOR THE LINKS BELOW
MAKER’S FAIR 2026
We welcome:
Handmade and handcrafted products
Original art and creative works
Artisan and homemade food products
Self-published books and other original publications
Musicians and songwriters
Creative services and experiences, such as photography or interactive activities
Other products where the vendor has played a meaningful role in the design, creation, or production
This is not a resale market
Products purchased elsewhere for the primary purpose of reselling them are not permitted. This includes mass-produced or wholesale items that have not been meaningfully designed, created, or transformed by the vendor.
We want every booth to reflect the creativity, skills, and story of the maker behind it.
Our Fair Philosophy:
The ICS Maker’s Fair celebrates the art of making: originality, craftsmanship, creativity, and the people behind what is being created. The fair is a space for makers, artists, food creators, authors, designers, musicians and innovators to share their skills, talents, and passions with the ICS community.
FAQs
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Booths that focus on handmade goods are strongly encouraged. Inclusion of other merchandise will be at the discretion of the Makers Fair Committee.
We reserve the right to request the removal of inappropriate crafts and/or displays, or selling unauthorized items. Since ICS hosts this event we want to promote and sell products in alignment with the school’s values and goals.
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Your registration fee directly supports the ICS Makers Fair. A portion goes to the National Honor Art Society (NHAS), which helps fund student art initiatives. The rest goes back into covering the supplies and operational needs of the fair itself—things like signage, materials, and event logistics. This way, your contribution not only secures your booth but also strengthens our school community and helps sustain the Makers Fair tradition.
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The fair will be held on Wednesday, December 3, and December 4, 2026, from 2:20–5:00 PM at the ICS Secondary Courtyard.
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Lower Level (not for food vendors): 1,500 THB
Front Entrance: 1,200 THB
Middle School Upper Level: 1,200 THB
High School Upper Level: 1,000 THB
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No. The Makers Fair only allows original, handmade goods and foods. Reselling, garage-sale-type items, or mass-produced products are not allowed.
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Yes, but food vendors will be placed in designated areas to help manage lines and flow.
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Only if clearly approved in your application. Any unapproved equipment brought on the day may be disallowed.
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No. Selling is only allowed at your designated booth space. Walking around selling items is not permitted this year.
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No. All applications will be reviewed by the Makers Fair Committee. Decisions are final and made to ensure quality, originality, and variety at the fair.
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Yes. The committee reserves the right to decline vendors or request removal of items that are inappropriate, overlapping, or not aligned with ICS values.
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Yes! Vendors can opt in to be featured on @icsmakersfair social media by submitting a photo and links to their business via application form.
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Absolutely! There’s a section on the evaluation form for vendor suggestions—we’d love your input.
This will be sent right after the Maker’s Fair event.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
- This year we are offering three different pricing tiers to match our new space, with booths in the lower main area priced at 1500THB, booths in the main entryway at 1200THB, and all other locations at 1000THB.
- Food vendors will be positioned in the MS and HS commons areas surrounding the courtyard where there will be more space.
- There is a separate link for Musicians to apply.
- Makers Fair t-shirts are optional! We are not including shirts or pins in the price of the application, but you can order as many as you want once your booth is approved and a link for payment is sent.