Holiday Markets Around Boston

During the months of November and December, Boston is filled with holiday cheer, and festive winter
markets begin to pop up all across the area. If you’re looking for extra special gifts to give this season
while getting into the holiday spirit, then make sure to check out these popular winter markets and fairs.

Snowport – Seaport’s Holiday Market

100 Seaport Blvd. | November 7th – December 28th
The Snowport, Boston’s longest winter market, is in the heart of Seaport and is truly a winter wonderland. The market features over 100 small local businesses selling unique gifts like crafts, jewelry, and home goods, and many different spots for food and fresh hot cocoa. There’s also Christmas music to sing and
dance to, photo spots, and games, such as shuffleboard and curling! Check out our Snowport Blog!

Faneuil Hall Market & Quincy Market Holiday

Faneuil Hall and Quincy Market burst with holiday spirit each winter, centered around one of the largest Christmas trees in New England. The area glows with thousands of lights, live music, and festive performances that bring the historic marketplace to life. Visitors can browse the holiday market’s local crafts and treats, sip hot chocolate under the sparkling canopy, and take in the joyful energy that makes this one of Boston’s most beloved seasonal celebrations.

North End Holiday Stroll

Hanover Street | Sunday, December 7th

The North End Holiday Stroll is one of Boston’s most festive traditions, bringing together the charm of the neighborhood’s cobblestone streets with the warmth of the holiday season. Local boutiques, galleries, and restaurants open their doors for an evening of shopping, treats, and cheer—often with live music, decorations, and a glass of wine or two. It’s the perfect way to experience the North End’s old-world charm while checking off your holiday gift list

SoWa Winter Festival

550 Harrison Avenue | Weekends during November 28th – December 28th
The SoWa Winter Festival, located in and around SoWa Power Station, is one you can’t miss, especially with its Trail of Lights! As Boston’s biggest holiday market, there’s plenty of artists, designers, and vendors to check out. After some holiday shopping, you can drink some delicious, mulled wine or hot cocoa, and try a variety of specialty food offerings. Read more about SoWa here!

Harvard Square Holiday Fair

1 Brattle Square | December 13-15 and 20-22
Boston’s oldest holiday market is back this year for two weekends! The Harvard Square Holiday Fair showcases a large, unique selection of vendors from New England and beyond. There’s numerous gift items to choose from, such as artisan chocolates, hand-made clothing, glass art, and much more. Click here to learn more!