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PHILADELPHIA – Center City’s holiday transformation continues next week as the Made in Philadelphia Holiday Market returns to Dilworth Park.
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The open-air market opens on Friday, Nov. 13, and will run through Friday, Jan. 1, 2027, outside City Hall at 1 S. 15th Street. Now in its 12th consecutive season, the market features signature white wooden booths topped with illuminated Moravian stars.
More than 40 artisans, crafters, and small business owners from across the Greater Philadelphia and tri-state area will sell curated holiday gifts, including hand-blown glass ornaments, Philly-themed artwork and apparel, artisan hot sauces, body care products, and cannolis.
Admission is free, with shopping, food, and drinks operating on a pay-as-you-go basis.
Standard operating hours are: Sunday through Thursday: 12:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.Friday and Saturday: 12:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Special holiday hours include: Thanksgiving Day: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.Christmas Eve: 12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.Christmas Day: ClosedNew Year’s Day: 12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
The market operates alongside several other seasonal attractions at Dilworth Park, including the Rothman Orthopaedics Ice Rink, the Rothman Orthopaedics Cabin, and the Wintergarden. Across City Hall, sister market Christmas Village in Philadelphia opens at LOVE Park on Nov. 21. Together, the two markets host more than 170 vendors and draw nearly one million visitors to Center City each year.
What’s next:
The Made in Philadelphia Holiday Market officially opens Friday, Nov. 13 at noon. Organizers encourage shoppers looking for a more relaxed visit to stop by on weekday afternoons to avoid weekend crowds.
Featured vendors Ana Thorne Gifts and Souvenirs: Philly-themed illustrated clothing, magnets, pillows, and accessoriesAntolini Glass Co.: Hand-blown glass Christmas ornaments and holiday decorationBella U: Designer clothing and Philly apparelCannoli Cafe: Authentic cannolisChristine Shirley: Quirky clothing and giftsCirese C. Skin Therapy: Handmade body care products and accessoriesEric Ajama: Artisan canvas paintingsFairy Greens: Lavender products and spraysFor the City: Philadelphia-inspired apparel and accessoriesGeoMetricGem + Hey There Philly: Jewelry, trinket dishes, ornaments, bags, and pouchesGoodboy Biscuits & Bones: Dog treats and toysGoodlands Food Co.: Hot sauces and gift setsHot Beverages & Brewery Techne: Seasonal warm drinks and craft beveragesJD’S House Of Bacon: Bacon on a stick, bacon-centric treats, and hot saucesKit Kat Kanvas: Grocery store-themed art and giftsLaevera Ceramic Flowers: Ceramic flowers, vases, and gift setsLily Lough Jewelry: Design jewelry and accessoriesMaker Missya: Home decor, planters, and pinsMakinit Designs by Vicki: Handmade jewelry and accessoriesMoss and Canvas: Pressed-flower botanical artOccasionette: Ornaments, towels, pillows, mugs, blankets, and decorPhannies: Handcrafted colorful beaded bags and accessoriesPhilly Love: Philly sports-themed apparel and accessoriesRebel Rose’s: Apparel, jewelry, stickers, greeting cards, and ornamentsRetro Cool Stuff: Framed original art printsSam’s Rubs and Spices: Specialty rubs and seasoningsSidewalk Press: Greeting cards, art prints, stationery, and accessoriesSkinmushh: Candles and skincare productsSkyseed Energy: Gemstone jewelry, gel candles, and crystalsState of Being: Affirmation candles and room spraysStoked Pineapple: Upcycled thrifted goods, screen-printed flannels, and stickersStraussPhoto: Fine art photographySuperview Handmade Embroidery Arts: Handmade embroidery artworkThe Philly Tarot Deck: Philly-themed tarot decks and printsWGK Glass: Hand-blown glass products and live demonstrationsWOOPS! Macarons and Gifts: French macarons 
The Source: This article was written using event details, vendor rosters, and scheduling information provided by Aversa PR and the Made in Philadelphia Holiday Market.