The event will be held at the studios on Emu Bay Road in Deloraine on Saturday, Sunday and Monday.

Deloraine Creative Studios president Sonia Grodski said the group was excited to show off what is produced in the 10 studio strong art hub.

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"There is pottery. There are artists painting and a wood chipper who uses an axe to make spoons and things," she said.

Ms Grodski said there was no shortage of creative opportunities for those who get along to the fair.

"There's a number of special demonstrations and things for people to see and do. There's even children's activities and a kids art competition," she said.

Ms Grodski said the event was a way to reconnect with the community after COVID-19 as well as bring people into the town.

"Tasmanians have been very supportive of these type of events," she said.

The work produced in the studio consistently gets gums flapping, and Ms Grodski said she does not expect the weekend to be any different.

"When they see it I think they'll be impressed. Everyone that comes in loves the place," she said.

The studio has a focus on heritage style processes and the artists that take up residence in the building place value on these skills.

"You can take away all of the skills that you learn on the day," she said.

The event is free to attend with a number of paid clinics which require bookings.

Find out more at delorainecreativestudios.com.

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