Vanderbilt Hall, Grand Central Terminal
89 East 42nd St.
Nov. 9 – Dec. 24
Nov. 9 – Dec. 16: Mon. – Sat., 10 am – 7 pm; Sun., 11 am – 6 pm; Dec. 17 – 23: 10 am – 8 pm; Christmas Eve, 10 am – 6 pm
The Grand Central Holiday Fair is a fun place to get some holiday shopping done while supporting small businesses. Browse gifts from local makers and vendors, all inside one of NYC’s most iconic spots. This year’s fair features a 6,000-square-foot indoor artisan market packed with unique handmade jewelry, pottery, amazing artwork, and more.
Columbus Circle Holiday Market
59th St. and Central Park West
Dec. 1 – 31
Mon. – Thurs., 11 am – 7 pm; Fri. – Sun., 10 am – 8 pm
Internationally known as one of the most beautiful and elegant places for holiday shopping, the Columbus Circle Holiday Market contains countless aisles of art, jewelry, home decor, and food from local vendors, and is the perfect place to do all your holiday shopping. This year, visitors will find an all-new market layout, including an enlarged seating area for enjoying food and drinks with views of the monument at Columbus Circle.
Union Square Holiday Market
University Place & East 14th St.
Nov. 12 – Dec. 24
Sun. – Wed., 11 am – 8 pm; Thurs. & Fri., 11 am – 9 pm; Sat., 10 am – 9 pm
With over 160 vendors, including local artisans, artists, and entrepreneurs, organizers say this year will be better than ever. Millions of people browse the aisles of this unique, eclectic holiday experience each year, and there is truly something for everyone at Union Square.
New this year, the market is partnering with Made in NYC to spotlight a different local maker each week. Shoppers can also find limited-edition merchandise created in partnership with NYC Parks. And for the first time, beer and wine will be available while you shop.
Herald Holiday Fair
Broadway between 32nd and 36th Streets
Nov. 12, 2026 – Jan. 3, 2027
Market: Dec. 2 – Jan. 3, daily, 11 am – 9 pm
Herald Holiday Fair returns to Midtown with holiday shopping, festive food and drinks, and plenty of fun attractions. The Christmas Carousel, Magical Sleigh Ride, and Snow Slide open in Greeley Square on Nov. 12, while the holiday market arrives in Herald Square on Dec. 2. The market features returning favorites and new vendors, plus photo ops like the Giant Rocking Horse.
The Bank of America Winter Village at Bryant Park
Between 40th & 42nd St. and 5th & 6th Ave.
Open Oct. 28, 2026 – Jan. 3, 2027; ice rink through Feb. 28, 2027
Holiday Shops: Mon. – Fri., 11 am – 8 pm; Sat. & Sun., 10 am – 8 pm
Known as Manhattan’s Winter Wonderland, the Bank of America Winter Village at Bryant Park is the pinnacle of holiday markets in NYC. The Winter Village includes free admission to the ice skating rink. The Holiday Shops by Urbanspace are open-air markets inspired by those found in Europe and include hundreds of artisanal vendors. New vendors this year include Centuries Clayworks, Chama Mama, Minuto Baluli, and French-York. Other activities include The Lodge, Cozy Igloos, and, of course, the ice rink.
Grand Holiday Bazaar
100 West 77th St. at Columbus Ave.
Select Sundays in November and December, 10 am – 5 pm
With over 150 local artisans and dealers, the Grand Holiday Bazaar is the perfect place to find unique gifts you cannot find anywhere else. You’ll find one-of-a-kind handmade holiday decorations and gifts, candles, skincare, fashion, vintage accessories, handmade jewelry, rare antique silver and glassware, and tasty artisanal chocolates. The market is both indoors and outdoors, and proceeds benefit local public schools.
Free Chinatown Holiday Market
Welcome to Chinatown Hub, 115 Bowery
Nov. 20 – Dec. 24
Thurs., 12 – 6 pm; Fri. – Sat., 12 – 8 pm; Sun., 1 – 6 pm
The Free Chinatown Holiday Market is back with a new location and even more small businesses to discover. This year’s market features more than 50 AAPI small business brands across five weekend pop-ups, with a rotating selection of food, drinks, experiences, and retail vendors.
Field+Supply Holiday MRKT
Starrett-Lehigh Building, 601 W. 26th St., Chelsea
Dec. 5 & 6
Sat. – Sun., 10 am – 5 pm
You’ll find over 140 independent makers and boutique brands together for a weekend of holiday shopping in Chelsea. Founded by interior designer Brad Ford, the market features handcrafted goods, antiques, jewelry, ceramics, home accessories, fashion, textiles, and specialty foods. There is also live music, visits with Santa, workshops, personal color analysis, and tintype portraits. With activities for all ages, it’s a fun place to shop. Admission is $20 for a single-day ticket or $30 for a weekend pass. Children under 12 are free.
Renegade Craft Fair
Metropolitan Pavilion, 125 West 18th St.
Dec. 5 & 6
Sat. – Sun., 11 am – 5 pm
With nearly 200 talented artists showcasing their work, this event is the perfect place to explore a diverse range of handmade items that make great gifts this holiday season. You can find one-of-a-kind decorations, stylish accessories, or thoughtful, handmade presents.
Crafts at the Cathedral
Cathedral of St. John the Divine, 1047 Amsterdam Ave. at 112th St.
Dec. 4 – 6
Fri., 9:30 am – 7 pm; Sat., 9:30 am – 6 pm; Sun., noon – 5 pm
Crafts at the Cathedral is a fun place to do some holiday shopping while taking in the beautiful Cathedral of St. John the Divine. More than 75 artisans will be selling handmade ceramics, glassware, woodwork, textiles, jewelry, and more, making it a great spot to find unique gifts you won’t see everywhere else.
Brooklyn
Holiday Market at Industry City
Industry City, Sunset Park
Nov. 21 & 22
11 am – 5 pm
This festive holiday market comes to Brooklyn’s own Industry City. The Markets for Makers holiday edition features more than 90 independent makers, along with DIY stations, unique finds, and a free market tote. It’s perfect for anyone looking for handmade and creative gifts.
DUMBO Holiday Market at the Brooklyn Flea
DUMBO Archway, 80 Pearl St.
Saturdays and Sundays through Christmas
10 am – 5 pm
Located at the Brooklyn Flea Market, DUMBO transforms into a winter wonderland shopping district during the holiday season. Over 40 vintage and handmade vendors sell a variety of items, including antiques, clothing, art, jewelry, and more.
FAD Market
Empire Stores, 55 Water St., DUMBO; St. Paul, 190 Court St., Cobble Hill
Holiday pop-ups, Nov. 30 – Dec. 20
11 am – 6 pm
With locations in DUMBO and Cobble Hill, the FAD Market always brings the holiday spirit back to Brooklyn. These markets feature talented makers, designers, and entrepreneurs selling jewelry, apparel, bath and body care, home décor, handmade food items, and more.
Queens
BrickHouse Ceramics Holiday Market
10-34 44th Drive, Long Island City
Dec. 11 – 13
Fri., 5 – 9 pm; Sat., 11 am – 7 pm; Sun., noon – 5 pm
This unique holiday market in Long Island City offers a variety of handmade pottery for sale at affordable prices. More than 30 ceramic artists from around New York participate and showcase their one-of-a-kind pieces. The market is free to attend, and visitors can meet the artists behind the work.
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