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Get into the spirit with these pop-up holiday markets

It’s officially gift-giving season, and there’s no better way to shop that to support local holiday markets around Lexington.

A crowd of people sitting outside around a band playing acoustic music.

Michler’s Christmas Market is an annual tradition here in Lexington. | Photo courtesy of Kentucky Native Cafe

Ready to sleigh gift-giving season this year? Lexington is about to be home to several pop-up holiday markets to make local shopping a total breeze.

Holiday Block Party, Greyline Station | Friday, Dec. 1
Ice skate, sip, and shop from local artists while celebrating 50 years of Lextran.

Christmas Market, Michler’s Florist | Saturday, Dec. 2 + Sunday, Dec. 3.
Bask in the scent of fir while sipping on hot mulled wine and browsing dozens of crafty gifts.

Holiday Shop Hop, Woodland Triangle | Saturday, Dec. 2 and Sunday, Dec 3.
Shop deals at these neighborhood businesses and be entered into a drawing to win prizes.

Hanukkah Market, Rock House Brewing | Sunday, Dec. 3
Get your fix of jelly-filled donuts and 15+ vendors selling dozens of handmade goodies.

Mixmas Market, Manchester Music Hall | Friday, Dec. 8 + Saturday, Dec. 9
Local makers will bring the gift ideas to you while you sip + snack.

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