LADYA Moscow

The "LADYA" fair is a prestigious event dedicated to Russian arts and crafts, held biannually at the IEC Expocentre in Moscow. The name "LADYA" symbolically represents the quintessence and spirit of Russian folk crafts, offering a unique showcase for these art forms.

Organized by Expocentre, one of Russia's leading fair organizers, LADYA is distinguished by a wide range of main themes, including traditional crafts, folk art, and handicrafts from various regions of Russia. The displayed products and services include works made of wood, porcelain, and textiles, featuring world-renowned crafts such as Khokhloma, Gorodets, and Gzhel.

The fair has deep roots in Moscow and Russia, as it emphasizes the country's cultural heritage and diversity. Highlights of the fair are the All-Russian Exhibition Competition "Moscow Falconer" and the "Young Talents. Revival" competition, both promoting the representation and recognition of young talents in folk art.

The business program of the "LADYA" fair includes significant events and activities to support and promote arts and crafts and related industries. Key components of this program are the Business Forum and various presentations and workshops. The Business Forum allows participants to exchange successful practices and receive advice from art historians and leading industry experts. It serves as a platform for vibrant discussions and networking. The presentations and workshops offer insights into new products, techniques, and trends in the field of arts and crafts, enabling craftsmen and businesses to present their products and services to a wider audience.

Exhibitors come from various sectors, including craft businesses, creative associations, and educational institutions. The fair attracts a wide range of visitors, from craftsmen and industry experts to lovers of traditional art.

The IEC Expocentre, the venue of the fair, is a renowned location in Moscow, known for its excellent facilities and accessibility. Thus, "LADYA" provides a comprehensive platform for the presentation, discussion, and promotion of Russian arts and crafts.

The LADYA takes place half-yearly, and therefore for the 37th time previsibly in June 2025 in Moscow.