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9 Must-Visit Memphis Holiday Markets

Get into the holiday spirit with Memphis-area holiday markets, festive open houses, and seasonal events! Shop handmade gifts, support local makers, and enjoy beloved holiday traditions throughout the season. Image: Facebook / Memphis Crafts & Drafts Festival

· By Ariel Taranski
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You’ve made your list and checked it twice — now it’s time to start shopping. If you’re tired of the same old stocking stuffers, may we suggest visiting one of the many festive markets, open houses, or seasonal events happening throughout the city? Not only are you sure to find unique gifts for everyone from your neighbor to your kids’ teachers, but you’re also supporting the artisans, small businesses, and traditions that make our city great. Grab your friends and check out these Memphis holiday markets and events guaranteed to fill you with cheer!

October 1 – December 31, 2026: Two Doors Down Holiday Pop-Up

If you want seasonal shopping that covers all the bases, visit the Two Doors Down Holiday Pop-Up. This shop is brimming with Halloween, fall, Thanksgiving, and Christmas decor, making it easy to stock up on gifts or add to your own collections. Ideal for a girls’ day out, you’ll enjoy food and fun as you browse the selection and start checking items off your gift (and wish) lists. For additional details, visit the event’s Instagram page.

November 12, 2026: There’s No Place Like Regalia Holiday Open House

Regalia Shopping Center is celebrating the season with its second annual Holiday Open House. You’ll enjoy live music and festive treats as you stroll through the center, explore local shops, and find unique gifts to delight everyone on your list. It’s a fun and easy way to support local businesses while enjoying a night out on the town. For additional information, visit the event’s Facebook page.

November 12, 2026: Holiday Open House at Bella Vita Memphis

Bella Vita Memphis is celebrating 25 years with an evening of holiday shopping, festive drinks, and giving back to the community. Browse the boutique’s holiday collections while sipping champagne or wine and sampling charcuterie from The Amazing Graze Charcuterie Cart. You can expect special pop-ups, trunk shows, live music by Charvey Mac, and the announcement of the $100 Challenge winner.

Need more incentive? The event includes a drawing for a $10,000 Bella Vita gift card. Raffle tickets are sold in-store until 6 p.m. on November 12, with all proceeds going to Ronald McDonald House Charities. Visit the event’s Facebook page for additional details.

November 14, 2026: Madonna Learning Center Holiday Market

Get into the holiday spirit at Madonna Learning Center’s Holiday Market, where you’ll find plenty of seasonal essentials, home decor, and handmade items perfect for gifting. Come for the shopping, but stay for the food and fun. Visit the event’s Facebook page for more details.

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Madonna Learning Center‘s Holiday Market is a great way to shop local and support a good cause. Image: Facebook

November 14, 2026: Collierville Burch Library’s Holiday Market

The Collierville Burch Library turns into a family-friendly festive marketplace filled with shopping and seasonal treats. Browse vendors selling handmade jewelry, crocheted items, baked goods, gourmet popcorn, home decor, candles, and other artisan gifts. Listen to live music from Zoe the Violinist and the Collierville High Brass Ensemble, while the kids enjoy face painting and a Santa photo booth. Admission is free. eventbrite.com 

November 15, 2026: Annual Holiday Market

Villa Castrioti is holding its third annual Holiday Market at The Lake District. This sip-and-shop experience invites you to browse handmade goods and holiday items you won’t find in big-box stores.

Whether you’re looking for a gift or just something to deck your halls, this market has it all — including a visit from some special guests! Your $10 admission includes a raffle ticket and a drink ticket. Visit the event’s Facebook page for more details.

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You can see The Grinch (and Santa, too) at Villa Castrioti‘s annual market. Image: Instagram

November 21 – December 27, 2026: Enchanted Forest

The Enchanted Forest Festival of Trees isn’t a typical shopping market, but it’s been a favorite Memphis holiday tradition since the days of Downtown Goldsmith’s (if you know, you know). Benefiting Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital, the event now transforms the Pink Palace Mezzanine into a holiday fantasyland complete with decorated Christmas trees, animated characters, penguins, winter bears, and model trains.

Families can see singing reindeer, a gingerbread village, and a penguin pond before meeting Santa for photos and sharing Christmas wishes. The exhibit is closed on Mondays, Thanksgiving, and Christmas Day. For more information, visit lebonheur.org.

SB Tip: Slots fill up fast, so book your spot online in advance.

November 27 – 29 & December 18 – 20, 2026: Memphis Holiday Market Festival

The Memphis Holiday Market Festival gives you not one, but TWO opportunities to shop ’til you drop! The festival features artists, makers, and creative businesses offering original art, handmade goods, jewelry, home decor, textiles, ceramics, prints, and seasonal items. You’ll also find live art demos, craft activities, local food vendors, and more. With two weekends to choose from (and free admission), it’s a great way to not only find unique gifts but also to meet the artists who make them. eventbrite.com

December 12, 2026: Memphis Holiday Parade & Market

Enjoy holiday shopping and a Memphis tradition at the 2026 Memphis Holiday Parade & Market. Handy Park will be filled with more than 30 independent vendors offering handmade gifts and goods for your holiday shopping pleasure.

After shopping, head to Beale Street to watch the holiday parade with marching bands, steppers, twirlers, floats, and lots of holiday spirit. Finish off the evening with a meal at one of Beale Street’s many restaurants. The parade schedule will be announced soon, so check the event listing for updates at bealestreet.com

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Come for the shopping — stay for the parade down on Beale Street! Image: Facebook

Happy holidays, Memphis!

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Ariel Taranski

Ariel Taranski

Ariel's been writing professionally for over a decade, with a passion for travel, pets, good food, and a great book. She's lived in Memphis for over half of her life, a transplant from Florida and Southern through-and-through.

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