The holiday season is officially here, and what better way to celebrate than by exploring festive holiday markets filled with handcrafted treasures, delicious treats, and that special magic that only comes around this time of year? Whether you’re searching for one-of-a-kind gifts or simply want to soak up the seasonal atmosphere with your family, Bucks County and the surrounding areas offer wonderful markets that celebrate local artisans, small businesses, and holiday traditions.

For even more festive fun, check out what’s happening around the Main Line and in Philadelphia this season.

From multi-day European-style markets to charming weekend bazaars, here’s your guide to the best holiday markets to visit this season.

Multi-Day Holiday Markets

Christkindlmarkt in Bethlehem

November 22 – December 21, hours vary
SteelStacks, Bethlehem, PA

Christkindlmarkt in Bethlehem is a cheerful, European-inspired holiday market that transforms the SteelStacks campus into a warm and festive winter village. Guests can browse rows of artisan booths filled with handmade gifts, from glass ornaments and woodcrafts to jewelry and seasonal décor. Live music, carolers, and festive performances add to the atmosphere, while traditional holiday foods and warm drinks create a cozy place to gather with family and friends. With its blend of craft, entertainment, and Christmas charm, Christkindlmarkt has become one of Bethlehem’s most beloved seasonal traditions.

Easton Winter Village

Open Weekends, November 28 – December 21, hours vary
Centre Square, Easton, PA

Easton Winter Village turns downtown Easton into a cozy, festive holiday destination. Throughout the season, over 30 wooden huts fill Centre Square and nearby spots, offering handcrafted gifts, local treats, and artisan goods. You can lace up for synthetic ice skating, sip warm drinks like cocoa or mulled wine, and listen to live performances under twinkling lights. Families can meet Santa, stroll through a winter garden with fire pits, and enjoy carriage rides — all set against the glow of Easton’s iconic Peace Candle.

LOVE Park Christmas Village

1500 Arch Street, Philadelphia
November 22–December 24, 2025 (closed November 24–26) 
Open daily; noon–8 pm (Sunday–Thursday) | noon–9 pm (Saturday & Sunday) | 9 am–5 pm on Thanksgiving Day | noon–5 pm on Christmas Eve

At LOVE Park’s Christmas Village, visitors can browse goods from regional artisans, discovering thoughtful, handmade gifts suited for everyone on their holiday list. Guests can enjoy seasonal drinks and festive snacks as they wander through a glowing landscape of twinkling lights. Families will find plenty of charm, too, with a double-decker vintage carousel, a 65-foot Ferris wheel, and a cheerful children’s train adding to the holiday magic.

Be sure to check out Philadelphia’s newest seasonal feature, the Festival of Trees at the LOVE Park Welcome Center. From November 29 through December 24, more than two dozen trees will be decorated in unique holiday themes, all helping to support fundraising efforts for patients at CHOP.

Winter Village at the Red Mill Museum

November 28-30 and December 6-7, 10 am – 6 pm
Red Mill Museum Village, Clinton, NJ

Just across the Delaware River in charming Clinton, New Jersey, the Winter Village at the Red Mill offers a festive outdoor market with more than 50 local craft artisans set up in heated tents on the historic museum grounds. This five-day event coincides with the Red Mill’s Festival of Trees and Clinton’s beloved Dickens Days celebration, where Victorian carolers stroll the streets and horse-drawn carriages clip-clop through downtown. Don’t miss the beautifully decorated trees throughout the museum grounds, and plan to explore the quaint shops and restaurants on Main Street. A $10 admission fee supports the museum’s preservation and educational programs. Children 12 and under enter free, and current museum members enjoy complimentary admission.

One Day and Weekend Markets

Kringle Christmas Shoppe

December 5 – December 7, hours vary
1260 East Cherry Road, Quakertown

Sponsored by the Haycock Historical Society, this three-day market brings together local artists, craftspeople, and artisans under one roof. Shop for unique handmade gifts while enjoying holiday musical performances and grab a quick lunch from food vendors.

Holiday Market at Snipes Farm

December 11 and December 18 from 9 am 1 pm
890 W. Bridge Street, Morrisville, Pennsylvania

The Holiday Market at Snipes Farm offers a festive, family-friendly celebration of the season. Visitors can browse a variety of local vendors selling handmade gifts, seasonal décor, and specialty treats, perfect for holiday shopping. The market also features warm drinks, baked goods, and holiday greenery for creating wreaths or other decorations. Children can enjoy hands-on activities like ornament making, meet friendly farm animals, and explore nature trails or seasonal play areas. 

Plumsteadville Grange Holiday Market

December 13 from 9 am – 3 pm
5901 Easton Rd, Pipersville

Known for their popular summer farm market, the Plumsteadville Grange also hosts a special holiday market featuring local artists, craftspeople, and artisans. Browse handmade creations while enjoying musical performances and light refreshments.

The Craftery Holiday Market at Mercer Museum

December 13 from 11 am – 4 pm
84 S Pine St Doylestown, PA

Experience a modern twist on the traditional holiday market in the charming historic setting of the Mercer Museum grounds. This free outdoor market features more than 45 carefully curated vendors showcasing handmade artisan goods, antique and vintage finds, original art, and more. With festive music and delicious food, it’s the perfect place to find unique gifts while supporting local makers and artisans.

Family Fun and Festive Finds in Bucks County Holiday Markets

Bucks County’s holiday markets offer something for everyone, from handcrafted gifts and seasonal treats to festive activities for the whole family. They are a perfect way to support local artisans, enjoy the holiday spirit, and create special moments with loved ones. Visiting these markets is more than just shopping—it’s a chance to celebrate the season and make memories that will last long after the holidays have passed.

Do you have a favorite holiday market that we didn’t mention? We’d love to hear about it. Share it in the comments!

Feature Photo Courtesy of Arts Quest & Chriskindlmarkt.