Craft Walking Tours in Sydney, Australia

We're excited to offer something new for our creative community in 2025. 
Join our Craft Lovers Walking Tour — a curated 3.5 hour stroll through Sydney’s CBD that uncovers a hidden gem of a museum, an inspiring bookshop, a new Japanese craft exhibition and boutique art and craft stores. 

Whether you're visiting Sydney or a local looking for fresh inspiration, this is your chance to meet up with your fellow craft lovers and discover something new in Sydney. The Tour will have a Japanese craft theme, because HOW is all about handmade Japan, but it's of interest to all crafters 2026 Dates TBA

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Price:   $75.00 (with 30% off for HOW subscribers)

Time:   9.45am - 1.15pm

Tuesday 2 DECEMBER

Meet at The Mint entry gates, 10 Macquarie Street, Sydney CBD. Depart from York Street, Sydney CBD. 

Coffee Break - We will pause mid morning where you can pick up a coffee. 

Itinerary for the tour in December will have one 'stop' change due to an exhibition closing. 

In March 2026 we're introducing the NEWTOWN Craft Walking Tour

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can we bring kids? 
It's a walking tour, and the information is suited for mature adults. We're in a museum with precious objects that kids are not allowed to touch, and shops with new products, so I'd recommend that you leave the kids at home. 

How comfortable do you need to be with walking? 
Pretty comfortable. Wear walking shoes. It's not long distances, as we're staying in the immediate CBD area.

Would partners, who are non-crafters, but visiting Sydney, be interested enough? 
Yes, the locations are varied enough to keep the non-crafters interested. Visitors to Sydney who are interested in history will find it especially interesting. It's not a workshop where you need to be a crafter to participate.