Are you a hobbyist? Do you build model airplanes or cars in your spare time? Do you collect stamps? Well, then Hobby-X is the expo that you’ve been waiting for! South Africa’s favorite hobby and craft exhibition is taking place at Gallagher Estate in Midrand from the 3rd to the 6th of October 2013.
Hobby-X is in its 16th year this year and as usual the expo will showcase a huge range of materials, equipment, supplies and ideas for a wide range of crafts and hobbies. There will be more than 130 stands to explore at the Midrand edition of this expo. Expect stands that sell books and magazines, gardening accessories, power tools, doll making accessories, puzzles, scrap-booking accessories, metal clays, easels, paints, model cars and other model toys, Meccano, cooking accessories, card making accessories and a whole lot more. Besides these products there will also be interactive areas, trendy workshops and fascinating demo’s. Hobby-X the perfect expo for soaking up inspiration.
Some of you who don’t have hobbies might be asking yourselves? “Why should I get a hobby?”. Well, in this day and age where life is extremely fast paced having a hobby is a good thing. It gives you a sense of fulfilment and helps you to be a better parent and a less grumpy spouse or partner. Need inspiration to start beading or to build that model airplane that has been lying in your closet the last 2 years? Hobby-X is the perfect opportunity to rediscover the satisfaction of doing something that you enjoy, so make sure that you check it out.
For more information join the conversation on the Hobby-X Facebook page, follow @HobbyXrsa on Twitter or check out the official Hobby-X website. Don’t miss out on this awesome experience! If you’re a hobbyist you’ll be in hobby heaven and if you’re not think of Hobby-X as a journey of discovery.
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