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Des étoiles en papier lumineuses de toutes les couleurs suspendues dans le noir, au marché de Noël du Seaport de Boston
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Boston Christmas Market

Snowport, the Boston Christmas market, fills the Seaport District from 6 November to 27 December 2026: more than 125 artisans and makers, food stalls, bars and a Christmas tree lot. Free admission, weekend fast pass at 15 USD.

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Where to find Boston Christmas Market

Highlights of Boston Christmas Market

  • Seaport District from 6 November to 27 December 2026, seven days a week
  • More than 125 artisans and makers, most of them from New England
  • Food stalls, cocktail bars, heated tent and Christmas tree lot
  • Free admission, weekend fast pass at 15 USD per adult
  • Sixth season in 2026

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Des étoiles en papier lumineuses de toutes les couleurs suspendues dans le noir, au marché de Noël du Seaport de Boston
Des chalets du marché de Noël du Seaport de Boston, avec des guirlandes lumineuses tendues au-dessus de l’allée pavée

The Boston Christmas market, Snowport Holiday Market, sets up in the Seaport District from 6 November to 27 December 2026 for its sixth season. Open-air and under marquees, it brings together more than 125 artisans and makers, food stalls, bars and a Christmas tree lot. Admission is free, and a paid skip-the-line pass is available at weekends.

Snowport 2026: dates and opening hours

Snowport opens on 6 November 2026 and closes on 27 December, a run of more than seven weeks. Monday to Thursday, the stalls are open from 3pm to 8pm. On Friday, from 11am to 9pm. On Saturday, from 10am to 9pm, and on Sunday from 10am to 8pm.

From 7 to 27 December, the market opens from 11am Monday to Thursday. It is closed on Thanksgiving, 26 November, and on 25 December, and closes at 6pm on 24 December.

Free admission and the weekend fast pass

Admission is free every day. On Saturday and Sunday, a fast pass lets you enter at a booked time without queuing: 15 USD per adult (20 USD on the day), 7 USD for veterans and children aged 6 to 17, free for children under 5.

More than 125 artisans, bars and a Christmas tree lot

Snowport is a market of independent makers rather than a German market. It brings together more than 125 artisans and makers, 61% of them from New England and 16% taking part for the first time. The village, styled on a mountain chalet, gathers shops, food stalls and cocktail bars, with a heated tent for sitting down, and a Christmas tree lot sells the trees.

Where the Boston Christmas market is and how to get there

The market is held at 100 Seaport Boulevard, in Boston’s Seaport District. From Europe, flights are worth comparing between airlines.

The continent’s other markets are gathered on our page of Christmas markets in North America. On the East Coast, the New York Christmas market at Bryant Park opens as early as late October, and the Bethlehem Christkindlmarkt, in Pennsylvania, is the East Coast’s big German market.

Specialities to try

The flavours that make this market what it is

Food stalls and bars on the market

shops of more than 125 artisans and makers

most of them from New England

Christmas tree lot throughout the season

Our tip

The fast pass is only worth it on Saturday and Sunday: on weekdays, free admission is all you need. Buy it in advance, as it costs 20 USD on the day instead of 15 USD. On 24 December, the market closes at 6pm.

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