Miniature Shows, Conventions & Fairs
Upcoming miniature shows, dollhouse conventions, and miniaturist fairs — find dates, locations, and what to expect at every gathering.
Listings (32)
- Alderfer Auction — Hatfield, PA
- Ann Arbor Dollhouse and Miniature Show — Ann Arbor, MI
- Atlanta Miniature Show by Wilson — Peachtree Corners, GA
- Chicago International Miniature Show (Tom Bishop) — Chicago, IL
- Chicago Show (Military Miniature Society of Illinois) — Schaumburg, IL
- Chicago Spring Showcase of Miniatures — Schaumburg, IL
- Columbus Miniature Society Show and Sale — Grove City, OH
- Good Sam Showcase of Miniatures — San Jose, CA
- Greenville Doll, Toy & Miniature Show — Greenville, SC
- Houston Area Model Train Show — Pearland, TX
- International Market of Miniature Artisans (IMoMA) — Las Vegas, NV
- Kensington Dollshouse Festival — London, London
- Keystone Auctions — York, PA
- LARHS Annual Train Show — Lincoln, NE
- Lakeland Miniature Guild Show & Sale — Lakeland, FL
- Melbourne Miniatures Fair — Melbourne, Victoria
- Miniatura — Birmingham, West Midlands
- Miniature Artisan Estate Sales — Online
- Miniaturists of Lubbock Show and Sale — Lubbock, TX
- NAME National Convention — Varies annually, Various
- NAME National Convention 2026 — California Dreaming — La Quinta, CA
- New York Botanical Garden Holiday Train Show — Bronx, NY
- Philadelphia Miniaturia — Philadelphia, PA
- Portland Miniature Show — Portland, OR
- San Diego Miniatures Show & Sale — San Diego, CA
- Seattle Miniature Show — Tukwila, WA
- Spanish Moss Miniature Art Show — Mobile, AL
- Sydney Dollhouse & Miniatures Show — Sydney, NSW
- Texas Miniature Showcase — Dallas, TX
- Three Blind Mice Miniatures Show — Atlanta, GA
- Tokyo International Dollhouse Mini Show — Tokyo, Tokyo
- WonderFest — Louisville, KY
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between a miniature show and a convention?
There isn't really a hard line. A 'show' usually refers to a one- or two-day vendor event with sales tables. A 'convention' typically adds workshops, classes, banquets, and multi-day programming. Both are listed here.
Are these shows beginner-friendly?
Most are. The best advice from veteran collectors: go with a list of what you're looking for, bring cash, wear comfortable shoes, and don't be afraid to ask artisans how they made something.
How do I add a miniature show?
If you run or know of a miniature show that isn't here, please submit it through the Submit form with dates, venue, and a website link.