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Christmas Market in New York photo by Jazz Guy

The best Christmas markets in New York 

Christmas is the  time to make merry at the best holiday markets NYC has to offer. There鈥檚 truly something for everyone this holiday season in NYC. You enjoy experiencing the Christmas Spectacular Starring the Radio City Rockettes. Or the New York City Ballet鈥檚 production of The Nutcracker, viewing the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree

Including popping into a local dive for some NYC inspired holiday cocktails. Also taking a scenic horse-drawn carriage ride through Central Park, dining at a Christmas decorated NYC restaurant. And  holiday window shopping along Fifth Avenue or, best of all. Exploring is one of the festive holiday markets that can be found throughout the five boroughs all season long. 

The NYC holiday spirit very quickly as you explore the amazing array of seasonally. It has inspired goods on display at New York City鈥檚 holiday-themed markets . This is where you can be sure to find just the right holiday gifts for everyone on your list. Here are the best Christmas markets in New York

1.Deck the Stalls Holiday Market 

 The scenic Seaport District of Lower Manhattan is home to the lively Deck the Halls Holiday Market. It is  a multicultural market 鈥渃elebrating the best of New York City鈥檚 public markets鈥� .

That features a great selection of holiday gifts and locally made food, along with multicultural performances. Including traditional Chinese dance by the New York Chinese Freemasons Athletic Club, live music, nearby NYC karaoke bars, Manhattan wine bars, and craft beer.

Deck the Stalls is hosted by NYCEDC Public Markets. It takes place on one day in December only, so be sure to mark your calendar so you don鈥檛 miss it. The Deck stalls is located the Fulton Stall Market ,91 south street New York.

2.The Oddities Flea Market Holiday of Wonders 

If your holiday gift-giving tastes run to the truly bizarre. The Oddities Flea Market Holiday of Wonders features in  鈥渕edical history ephemera, anatomical curiosities, natural history items, osteological specimens, taxidermy.

It also included obscure home d茅cor, jewelry, one-of-a-kind dark art. And  among other unique artifacts. General admission and exclusive pre-sale VIP tickets to The Oddities Flea Market Holiday of Wonders are currently for sale online via Atlas Obscura. It is located in Villain,307 Kent Avenue Brooklyn New York.

3.Astoria Market 

Christmas Market photo by Blende

It is based out of the Main Hall of the Bohemian Hall & Beer Garden in Astoria. The bustling Astoria Market features a wide array of handmade, vintage and baked goods to brighten your holiday cheer. No matter what type of gifts you鈥檙e looking for 鈥� clothing, art, antiques, jewelry, food, toys, scarves, handbags, stationery, gift baskets and more 鈥� you鈥檒l find it here at the Astoria Market over the holidays.

Astoria Market is located in Bohemian Hall 24the Avenue Astoria New York.

4.Brooklyn Flea & Smorgasburg Winter Market

 Brooklyn Flea& Smorgasburg Winter Market was founded in 2008. Brooklyn Flea operates flea markets every weekend of the year. It has evolved into one of the most popular attractions in New York City.

In fact, The New York Times has called Brooklyn Flea 鈥渙ne of the great urban experiences in New York.鈥� The Brooklyn Flea & Smorgasburg Winter Market is a special holiday market orchestrated.

Brooklyn Flea  offers approximately 60 vendors for your holiday shopping pleasure.  The market sells everything from vintage clothing and furniture to jewelry, toys, collectibles and much more, as well as great artisanal foods.

It is located in the 8th floor, 25kent Avenue Brooklyn New York. The market is opened in every Saturday and Sunday.

5.Brooklyn Holiday Bazaar 

Christmas Snow globe decoration photo by Blende

It has been publicized as 鈥淭he Best of Brooklyn Under One Roof鈥� .Brooklyn Holiday Bazaar has also presented by Cut & Crafted  which was formerly Brooklyn Makers.

The Brooklyn Holiday Bazaar features fun for the entire family. Such as fine handmade crafts, amazing food, craft activities, DJ, photo booth, kid-friendly winter activities and more. The Brooklyn Holiday Bazaar takes place on Sundays throughout December. It is located 501 Union Street Brooklyn New York.

6.Holiday Handmade Cavalcade 

Holiday Handmade Cavalcade was first started in 2008, It has grown so much over the years. The Holiday Handmade features locations in both Manhattan and Brooklyn .

View and purchase an eclectic selection of holiday goods from members from the NY Handmade Collective. This a nonprofit group of more than 200 independent artists and craftspeople. They include like home goods, artwork, jewelry, handbags, apparel, accessories, soaps and more at the Holiday Handmade Cavalcade.

It  unlike most of the other NYC holiday markets. the Holiday Handmade Cavalcade took place at two locations: Brooklyn Historical Society and Chelsea Market in Manhattan.

The Holiday Handmade Cavalcade is a Brooklyn Historical society in Brooklyn Height, Brooklyn, New York.

7.Grand Holiday Bazaar

Christmas Market in New York photo by Jazz Guy

 The only holiday market in NYC .That takes place both indoors and outdoors. The Grand Holiday Bazaar features a rotating lineup of more than 150 artisans and independent merchants selling everything from handmade holiday decorations.

It also includes one-of-a-kind gifts to fashion, vintage accessories, collectibles, furniture, delicious artisanal foods and much more. In addition, 100 percent of Grand Bazaar NYC鈥檚 profits are donated to four local public schools that benefit more than 2,000 children

It located in 100 West 77th Street New YORK Every Sunday  from November.

8.Columbus Circle Holiday Market 

Columbus Circle Holiday Market is ideally located at the entrance of Central Park in beautiful Columbus Circle. It has listed on the National Register of Historic Places. 

The market was named after a monument of Christopher Columbus at its center. Columbus Circle Holiday Market displays the works of gifted artisans and designers. Whether you鈥檙e looking for home goods, art, jewelry or great holiday eats, you鈥檒l find it here at the Columbus Circle Holiday Market.

After exploring the Columbus Circle Holiday Market, you will find a landmark Central Park attractions such as The Ramble, Belvedere Castle, Strawberry Fields, Conservatory Garden. Including the Wollman Ice Skating Rink, Bethesda Fountain, Central Park Zoo and others.

The Columbus Circle Holiday market is located the Central park west& 59th Street, New York.

9.Union Square Holiday Market 

Union Square Christmas Market photo by Mack Male

 When  searching for one-of-a-kind handmade gifts, look no farther than the internationally renowned Union Square Holiday Market at Union Square Park.  It is operated by Urban space.

This  a bustling holiday bazaar features the inspired works of dozens of talented artists and craftspeople ranging from jewelry. Including  candles and decorative wooden boxes to artwork, home goods and accessories.

When visiting the Union Square Holiday Market on the weekend, make sure to arrive early to avoid the holiday crowds. Also make sure to keep your smartphone charged as this area is rife with some of the best Instagram photo spots in all of Manhattan.

It was Opened in 1839 and redesigned by Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux in 1872, the 6.51-acre Union Square Park has been designated as a National Historic Landmark. Union Square Holiday Market is situated in University place & East 14th Street, New York.

10.Grand Central Holiday Fair

 When you’re done hitting all the free NYC museums you and the little ones can handle. Grand Central Holiday fair has possibly all of the family-friendly escape rooms midtown Manhattan has to offer, if you’re into that sort of thing.

Get to escape the winter chill and head inside the Grand Central Terminal in Midtown Manhattan for the lively Grand Central Holiday Fair, which takes place in Vanderbilt Hall and features the works of more than 40 talented artisans and craftspeople, as well as clothing, toys and home goods.

The Holiday Fair has been a NYC holiday institution since 1993. It was built in 1913, Grand Central Terminal  AKA 鈥淕rand Central Station鈥� or just 鈥淕rand Central”. The  Fair  serves approximately 67 million passengers annually and has been designated as a National Historic Landmark.