Holiday Markets in NYC 2014
Tis the season for holiday shopping. If you’re tired of shopping at stuffy, crowded department stores and purchasing the same mass produced merchandise as your neighbor - you’re in luck. New York has a plethora of holiday markets and fairs sure to have gifts for everyone on your Christmas and Chanukah lists »
Bank of America Winter Village at Bryant Park
Sixth Ave, between 40th and 42nd Streets
This European inspired open-air market features artisans from around the world. Shop at more than 125 boutique like shops offering unique gift ideas from distinctive apparel and jewlery, to decorative goods, local foods and more.
Union Square Holiday Market
14th St to 17th St, between Broadway and Park Ave South
It there’s one alfresco shopping adventure to brave the cold for - it’s this. This popular market boasts more than 150 local and national vendors hawking an impressive selection of handcrafted gifts, from accessories to leather goods and artwork. Head up to its sister market in Columbus Circle as well!
Hester Holiday Market at One Penn Plaza
One Penn Plaza (34th Street between Seventh and Eighth Avenues)
Bundle up for the Lower East Side summer fair's version of holiday in midtown—yup, it's outdoors. It includes both familiar and new vendors, food from Vendy Award winners, and a slew of events like caroling and origami lessons.
And of course…
Grand Central Terminal Holiday Fair!
Grand Central Terminal’s 15th annual Holiday Fair is the only holiday market in the city to operate indoors. This season, the Fair will fill Vanderbilt Hall with 76 vendors for six weeks each offering a wonderful array of holiday gifts for all your loved ones. Click here for information on vendors, opening times, and date exclusions.
Don’t forget to stop by Central Watch during your time in Grand Central! Choose a gift that will really WOW your loved ones. From vintage watches to new watch straps - we have you covered. Say hello to GRAND savings with this year’s Grand Central Special Offers Book and use our coupon for $100 OFF the purchase of ANY vintage watch.
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