Forthcoming Exhibitions

*** DUE TO THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC EVENTS MAY BE POSTPONED OR CANCELLED. PLEASE CHECK WITH ORGANISERS FOR UP TO DATE INFORMATION **

 

NATIONAL EXHIBITIONS AND FAIRS

The BTA is the lead society at Autumn Stampex 2021.

All British ABPS exhibitions are now open to non-competitive entries. These may be wholly philatelic or made up of non-traditional material. If any collector would like to display material out of competition, just complete the entry form on the ABPS website and tick the non-competitive box.

2021

29 September - 02 October. Autumn Stampex, Business Design Centre, London. Lead Society BTA. Click here for more details about how you can participate. 

 

INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITIONS

2021

12 - 15 August. American Topical Association. My One-Page Exhibit! Click here for details of how to enter. Exhibits must be received by 15th July. The exhibition will not be judged. It will be available live as part of the Great American Stamp Show

22 - 25 July. SAVPEX: South African Virtual Philatelic Exhibition. A one-frame (16 sheet) competition including Thematic, Open and Picture Postcard categories. Acceptance of entries is now closed.

25 - 30 August. PHILANIPPON 2021. Yokohama, Japan. 

09 - 18 September. Slovenian One-Page Virtual Competition. Click here for details and rules.

29 September - 04 October. Balkanfila. Bucharest, Romania. (Rescheduled from September 2020)

19 - 22 November. NOTOS 2021. Athens, Greece. UK Commissioner Jon Aitchison.

 

2022

19 - 26 February. LONDON 2022 London. UK Commissioner Mike Roberts. Exhibits accepted for London 2020 have been accepted for 2022.

31 Mar - 03 April. HUNFILEX 2022. Budapest. UK Commissioner Bill Hedley

18 - 22 May. HELVETICA 2022. Lugano. UK Commissioner Chris King

09 - 12 June. CAPEX 22. Toronto, Canada. "The world’s first International One Frame Stamp Championship". UK Commissioner Frank Walton. 

13 - 16 October. LIBEREC 2022. Liberec, Czech Republic. European Stamp Exhibition and Polar Salon. 

08 - 12 November.  IPEX 2022, Cape Town, South Africa. UK Commissioner Jon Aitchison 

 
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