The Best US Holiday Markets for Convivial Crafts, Treats, and Decor
Location: Downtown Solvang
When: Ends January 4
What to Expect: Everyone’s favorite Dutch-inspired village knows a thing or two about holiday spirit. Solvang’s annual Julefest is a months-long celebration offering plenty of shopping, a tree-lighting ceremony, festive parade, and beyond. If you’re on the hunt for gifts, the Maker’s Market runs on December 3, 7, and 10 and highlights local artisans and food vendors.
Bryant Park Winter Village (New York, New York)
Location: Bryant Park
When: Ends January 4
What to Expect: New York City is home to several open-air Christmas Markets, but the Winter Village at Bryant Park consistently ranks high thanks to its smattering of vendors, the city’s only free-admission ice skating rink, and the New York City Public Library as the backdrop. This is an excellent destination for picking up a fresh ornament, accompanied by a German bratwurst or toasty churro.
European Christmas Market (Saint Paul, Minnesota)
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