Winter Wonders: Las Vegas Markets for Festive Fun

Published: March 30, 2026
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Las Vegas’ best winter markets: where to shop, snack and soak up festive vibes 

Las Vegas may be famous for year-round sizzle, but once the cooler months arrive, the city’s energy takes on a twinkly, festive glow—and the winter markets come alive. Whether you’re hunting for unique gifts, snacking on seasonal treats, or just in the mood for some merry mingling, Vegas has a winter market to match your vibe. We’ve rounded up the top markets in town, including classic holiday bazaars, sparkling outdoor events, and tucked-away gems featuring local makers. Grab a mug of cocoa, dust off that sparkly sweater, and get ready to discover where Las Vegas truly shines in winter! 

Our favorite Vegas winter markets are: 

Downtown Summerlin Holiday Market 

Magical Forest at Opportunity Village 

Tivoli Village Holiday Market 

Market in the Alley (Downtown Las Vegas) 

Las Vegas Great Santa Run & Holiday Village 

Gilcrease Orchard Holiday Market 

Silverton Casino Holiday Village & Market 

Vintage Market Days Las Vegas (Holiday Edition) 

First Friday Holiday Edition (Arts District) 

Holiday Market at Springs Preserve 

Downtown Summerlin Holiday Market 

Every holiday season, Downtown Summerlin transforms into a twinkling wonderland—complete with cozy stalls, glittering lights, and heaps of holiday cheer. As the outdoor ice rink skaters twirl nearby (yes, you can rent skates!), the Holiday Market lines the streets with everything from handcrafted ornaments to locally made jams and holiday cookies. 

The festive soundtrack keeps spirits high, and food trucks dish up everything from loaded fries to gourmet hot cocoa topped with homemade whipped cream. Shoppers will find one-of-a-kind gifts: artisanal candles to brighten winter nights, organic soaps, cozy knitwear, and Nevada-roasted coffee beans to bring a touch of Vegas warmth home. For families, the chance to snap a selfie with Santa (or just soak in the sparkly scenery) creates a perfect holiday memory. We love how the market feels intimate but vibrant—ideal for date nights, group outings or solo strolls. 

Magical Forest at Opportunity Village 

The Magical Forest isn’t just a market—it’s one of Vegas’ most beloved holiday attractions, with all proceeds supporting a great local cause. Wandering through a glittering forest of lights, you’ll find festive stalls bursting with handmade crafts, whimsical decorations, and stocking stuffers galore. The aroma of hot cinnamon rolls, kettle corn, and roasted nuts means you’re never far from a tasty winter treat, and the fudge stand never disappoints. 

Beyond shopping, visitors enjoy mini-golf, carnival rides, and a holiday train snaking through sparkling displays. The entire atmosphere buzzes with nostalgia and good cheer—holiday music plays, laughter echoes, and everyone’s bundled up with a big smile. This market turns seasonal shopping into a true holiday adventure and supports the Opportunity Village community. Don’t leave without a cup of cocoa and a bag of their signature candy apples. 

Tivoli Village Holiday Market

Tivoli Village’s Mediterranean-inspired courtyards take on a festive glow for their annual Holiday Market—a fairy-lit village of pop-up stalls with artisan goods, gourmet snacks, and creative holiday décor. The setting makes us want to linger: cobbled walkways, cheerful carolers, and the scent of fresh pastries and spiced wine wafting through the air. 

Stalls are stacked with unique finds—hand-thrown pottery, desert-inspired art, fresh wreaths, and delightful stocking stuffers from Vegas makers. Kids’ activities, live music, and the occasional visit from Santa mean no one in the crew is ever bored. Don’t miss the local candy booths (try the chocolate-dipped marshmallows!) or the gourmet pretzel stand. We always leave Tivoli Village with festive shopping bags and serious holiday spirit. 

Market in the Alley (Downtown Las Vegas) 

One of the coolest monthly pop-up markets in Vegas, Market in the Alley puts the spotlight on local creatives, especially during its themed holiday weekend in December. Set in the vibrant 18b Arts District, this market lets you mingle with the artists behind stunning jewelry, funky home goods, quirky prints, and eco-friendly soaps. Live indie bands and food tents keep the energy fresh. 

The holiday edition brings extra sparkle: look for small-batch holiday treats, Nevada-made spirits, and beauty products that make indulgent gifts. It’s also a go-to for contemporary art prints, hand-stitched accessories, and plant-based candles. Join locals hunting for the perfect gift, or pick up something to treat yourself. 

Las Vegas Great Santa Run & Holiday Village 

Part festive fun run, part winter market, the Las Vegas Great Santa Run gathers thousands of runners dressed as—you guessed it—Santa! Even if you aren’t running, the adjoining Holiday Village is worth a visit. Here you’ll find holiday vendors, festive food trucks, music and handmade goodies, from glittery ornaments to Vegas-themed knickknacks. 

The atmosphere is pure holiday joy: think carols in the air, costumed kids darting about, and a general sense of “let’s celebrate together.” Warm up with fresh churros, sip artisan coffee, or sample homemade cookies while browsing the pop-up shops. There’s something about a sea of Santas shopping that guarantees a good time. 

Gilcrease Orchard Holiday Market 

For a taste of rural Vegas fun, head north to Gilcrease Orchard. This spot shines in fall, but their Holiday Market brings out the best in homegrown, handmade, and locally loved goods. The farm stand brims with orchard jams, honey, baked treats, and sometimes even late-season apples and winter squash. 

Holiday weekends bring pop-up vendors selling handmade décor, fresh bread, jams, and gifts perfect for foodies. Kids can sip warm apple cider, parents stock up on homemade fudge, and everyone can take family photos among the festively trimmed trees. The farm surroundings and easy-paced shopping make this market a charming escape from the Strip’s buzz. 

Silverton Casino Holiday Village & Market 

The Silverton Casino brings a mountain town feel to Vegas with its Holiday Village—expect snow-tipped evergreens, cheery pop-up shops, and plenty of treats for all ages. The seasonal market mixes local makers offering holiday trinkets, pretty accessories, and Vegas-centric souvenirs. 

You’ll want to pause for gourmet s’mores, winter cocktails (like cinnamon bourbon cider), and fresh kettle corn. The lodge-like setting with twinkling lights, roaring fire pits, and holiday music make this spot especially inviting at dusk. Families hang here for the kid-friendly crafts and an outdoor snow play zone; dessert fans will need to try the signature eggnog milkshake. 

Vintage Market Days Las Vegas (Holiday Edition)

Those searching for vintage and upcycled treasures make a beeline for Vintage Market Days’ holiday event, held at World Market Center. Dozens of handpicked vendors display everything from antique holiday ornaments to repurposed home décor and furniture with vintage charm. 

The festive décor is half the fun—think picture-perfect stalls with rustic wreaths, old-style garlands, and plushy throws ready for a cozy Vegas winter. Live music and food trucks add to the experience, offering everything from artisan fudge to loaded mac and cheese. It’s an unbeatable market for finding those conversation-piece gifts and one-of-a-kind keepsakes to take home. 

First Friday Holiday Edition (Arts District) 

Every December, Downtown’s celebrated First Friday art festival takes on holiday flair, doubling as an open-air market featuring live performers, art demos, craft tents, and food trucks galore. Here, local artists and independent makers sell holiday cards, jewelry, ceramic mugs, and handmade ornaments. 

Stroll among light displays, mural walls, and a lively crowd. Foodies, beeline to booths serving empanadas, Korean-style hot dogs, specialty coffee, and, for something sweet, cinnamon-sugar churros. The entire vibe is creative and joyful—a night market where you can shop, snack, and take in the buzz of Vegas’ arts scene all at once. 

Holiday Market at Springs Preserve 

Springs Preserve turns into a winter haven with its annual Holiday Market. Between the lush botanical gardens and clever eco-exhibits, you’ll find a community-minded bazaar featuring sustainable gifts, desert-inspired art, and greenthumb-friendly goodies (like potted succulents and cactus-shaped ornaments). 

Kids can decorate cookies or join holiday craft stations while parents browse local honey, fresh-baked bread, aromatherapy kits, and naturally dyed scarves. This market’s relaxed, friendly atmosphere makes it easy to unwind, and you’ll leave with eco-friendly inspiration to carry into the new year. 

 

However you choose to celebrate, however you choose to celebrate, Las Vegas delivers winter markets packed with personality, sparkle, and a healthy dose of festive cheer. Whether you’re splurging on handmade gifts, sampling peppermint fudge, or soaking in music under a canopy of twinkling lights, these experiences show off a city that loves to party—holiday style! 

 

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While the pool scene takes a pause, fresh adventures step into the spotlight: indoor thrills, creative dining, and opportunities to explore the city's luminous history and vibrant present.  Whether you’re marveling at twinkling neon, floating above the skyline, or tasting your way through a bakery showcase, Vegas in January proves there’s no such thing as an “off season” here—just a new way to experience the city’s endless energy. Ready for a winter getaway you’ll talk about all year? Let Vegas surprise you.    Enjoyed this? Check out our guide to the Strip at night, and how to celebrate a birthday in Vegas.  Step up your sightseeing with Go City®  We make it easy to explore the best a city has to offer. We’re talking top attractions, hidden gems and local tours, all for one low price. Plus, you'll enjoy guaranteed savings, compared to buying individual attraction tickets.  See more, do more, and experience more with Go City®– just choose a pass to get started! 

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