
Montréal's best holiday markets for 2026

Starting in November 2026, holiday markets pop up all over Montréal, giving you plenty of reasons to explore the city from one neighbourhood to the next and discover each market’s unique personality and atmosphere.
We’re taking you to contemporary bazaars, handmade havens and charming Christmas villages. Explore our selection of the best holiday markets, neighbourhood by neighbourhood, and fill your shopping bags—and reusable totes—with local finds and one-of-a-kind gifts.
Old Montréal and Old Port Holiday Markets
Old Port of Montréal Artisan Market
Presented by Signé Local, this new market brings together some 80 artisans from across Québec to celebrate local talent and creativity with original gifts, just in time for the holidays. Jewellery, decorations, fine foodstuffs, body care, games and handmade creations await in a heated indoor pavilion. It’s a great way to cross of your list while supporting local businesses.
Where: Jacques-Cartier Pavillon, 2 de la Commune Street East, Montréal
When: November 27, 28 and 29, 2026 & December 4, 5 and 6, 2026
The Main Winter Market
The 2nd edition of the Main's Winter Market returns to Fonderie Darling. Expect a curated selection of established Montreal designers, emerging talents and more than a few surprises.
Where: Fonderie Darling, 745 Place Sable-Gris
When: November 29, 2026
Holiday markets in Downtown, Quartier des Spectacles and the Village


The Great Montréal Christmas Market
A truly magical experience awaits you in the Quartier des Spectacles, at Place des Festivals. Nearly 60 artisans fill the picturesque chalets with their unique pieces, giving you plenty of beautiful finds to discover, while a solid lineup of food stations has you covered when hunger hits. Live performances, music, and a festive atmosphere round out the experience.
Where: Place des Festivals
When: November 13, 2026 to January 3, 2027
PVM Winter Market
For its very first edition, the PVM Winter Market transforms Esplanade PVM into a festive holiday village in the heart of downtown. Five food kiosks will serve up a tempting selection, including products from Marché Artisans, coffee from Véloce, as well as crêpes, waffles, raclette sandwiches, French onion soup au gratin, fresh pretzels, and non-alcoholic cinnamon-spiced mulled wine and cider. A pop-up counter operated by Les Enfants Terribles will also be set up on the restaurant’s terrace on Saturdays and Sundays. Singer-songwriters, choirs, circus performances, festive characters and especially family-friendly weekend programming will round out the experience.
Where: Esplanade PVM
When: November 17 to December 13, 2026
Japanese Holiday Market
Come and discover or rediscover Japanese merchants and products such as natural skin care products, boxes of assorted biscuits, mochi, teas imported directly from Japan, homemade soy sauce fermented using traditional methods, original T-shirts and manga.
Where: 1700 Atateken Street
When: November 28-29, 2026
Le Marché des Artisans Récupérateurs
Discover over 40 local eco-creators have taken it upon themselves to create your future Christmas gifts using a minimum of 75% recycled materials. Zero-waste items are up front and centre in this eco-friendly market that puts the planet first.
Where: on the 2nd floor of the Pavillon de l’Esplanade Tranquille, 1442 Clark Street
When: December 4 – 6, 2026

Végan Christmas Market
Much to the delight of vegans and the vege-curious, the Montréal Vegan Christmas Market will be back for another edition! On the menu: baked goods, cosmetics, artisanal soaps and clothing, all made without animal exploitation or cruelty.
Where: Salle Agora, 175 avenue du Président-Kennedy
When: December 5-6, 2026
Nid Doux Pop-Up Market
The Sheraton Montréal hosts a holiday market showcasing Québec creators and locally made products. Browse the stalls to discover a selection of local finds and put together your own personalized gift box, perfect for giving or bringing home as a souvenir from Québec.
Where: Sheraton Montréal, 1201 René-Lévesque Boulevard West
When: December 8 to 13, 2026, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Salon des métiers d’art du Québec
Celebrating its 70th edition this year, this much-loved fair is a Montréal holiday tradition and a must for anyone who loves art, design and unique finds. Around 200 exhibitors from across Québec, Canada and beyond come together to showcase their creations, share their inspirations and offer a fascinating glimpse into different artistic worlds and perspectives.
Where: Grand Quay of the Port de Montréal, 200 de la Commune Street West
When: December 15 – 20, 2026


Holiday Pop-Up Market at Time Out Market Montréal
Looking for unique gifts while supporting local makers? Head to this festive market, where some 40 Québec artisans showcase their one-of-a-kind creations. It’s the perfect opportunity to discover locally made gifts while soaking up the deliciously festive atmosphere of Time Out Market.
Where: Time Out Market Montréal, 705 Sainte-Catherine Street Ouest
When: December 18 to 20, 2026
Holiday markets in the Quartiers du Canal
Indigenous Winter Market
This market celebrating Indigenous craftsmanship features authentic works of art, handmade clothing, beauty and wellness products, traditional baked goods and foods.
Where: Entrepôts Dominion – 3968 Saint-Ambroise Street
When: November 21 and 22, 2026


Montréal Christmas Village
Right next to Atwater Market, a festive village comes alive with close to 60 local artisans. More than 90 free activities animate the site, from family fun in the Elves’ Kingdom and a visit to Santa’s office to tasty discoveries and plenty of surprises along the way.
Where: Place du Marché Atwater, Saint-Ambroise Street, corner Atwater as well as between Sainte-Émilie Street and Greene Avenue
When: November 26 to December 24, 2026
Holiday markets in Plateau-Mont-Royal and Mile End
Marché des Fêtes – les Ateliers Parthenais
Step into the creative worlds of some 50 artists, right inside their studios on Parthenais Street. It’s the perfect chance to find a truly local gift while supporting Montréal’s homegrown creative talent.
Where: Grover Building, 2065 Parthenais Street
When: November 27 to 29, 2026
Puces Pop – Winter Edition
This quintessentially Montréal fair is back for two weekends, celebrating independent creativity with more than 100 local makers taking part across the two dates. Browse a wide selection of objects, clothing, ceramics, prints, leather goods and other treasures to slip under the tree.
Where: Saint-Denis Church, 5075 Rivard Street
When: December 11-12-13 and 18-19-20, 2026
Marchés des Fêtes Gourmand et Créatif
Mark your calendar: back for another edition in the heart of the Plateau, Pop-Up Lab Coworking créatif brings together some 30 Québec creators for a festive market celebrating local talent.
Where: 4510 Cartier Street, suite 201
When: December 12-13, 2026
PARI PASSU and PAPEROLE Holiday Market
The PARI PASSU and PAPEROLE Holiday Market is back for the second year running, celebrating both tradition and contemporary craftsmanship. Discover a curated selection of handmade creations offered in limited series—first come, first served. From fashion and visual arts to fine treats and body care, each item reflects meticulous skill and genuine commitment.
Where: 470 Duluth Avenue East
When: November 2026 to January 2027
Holiday markets in Montréal-East
Pointe-aux-Trembles Holiday Market
This festive holiday market brings together nearly 30 vendors offering handmade goods, ready-to-eat treats and sweet gifts. Outside, stop for a spell at a nearby picnic table or warm up by the fire, the tantalizing smell of roasted chestnuts in the air.
Where: Maison du citoyen, 12090 Notre-Dame Street East
When: December 5 and 6, 2026
Holiday markets in Pôle des Rapides
The Grand Marché de Noël de Bazar Verdunois
Back for another edition, this Christmas market celebrates local artisanal expertise and entrepreneurial spirit.
Where: Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes Church, 630 4e Avenue
When: November 28 and 29, 2026
Marché de Lëon
Housed in a historic industrial building in the heart of Pointe-Saint-Charles, this festive holiday market brings together more than 25 local artisans, artists and makers from the neighbourhood and beyond. Come browse their unique creations, meet local talent and discover the studios and community initiatives that bring this vibrant area to life. Stay awhile for Christmas ornament painting, hot cider, craft beer and Breton crêpes.
Where: Bâtiment 7, 1900 Le Ber Street
When: December 5 and 6, 2026
Holiday Market at Verdun Auditorium
Discover one-of-a-kind creations from more than 100 local makers, find unique gifts and support small businesses along the way.
Where: 4110 LaSalle Boulevard
When: December 5-6 and 12-13, 2026
Holiday markets in Montréal-North
Port-Royal de Belleville Christmas Market
For a festive outing the whole family will enjoy, head to the Port-Royal de Belleville Christmas Market, where more than 90 local creators come together for a fun-filled weekend of shopping, discovery and holiday cheer. Browse an array of one-of-a-kind finds, from wooden toys and handmade soaps to knitwear, jewellery, ceramics and sweet treats. There’s even a special kids’ market where young makers can showcase and sell their own creations.
Where: Les Ateliers Belleville, 545 Legendre Street West
When: December 11 to 13, 2026
Where to find holiday markets around Montréal?
DDO Fine Arts and Crafts Market
With more than 80 vendors from the West Island and Greater Montréal, this much-loved holiday market is a treasure trove of handmade creations, unique gifts and delicious treats for every taste and budget. A local tradition for more than 40 years, the event also features the Artists’ Association of Dollard (AAD)’s fall exhibition and sale. Throughout the weekend, draws and other fundraising activities give you even more ways to shop, discover and support local organizations.
Where: Galerie des sources, 3237 des Sources Boulevard, Dollard-des-Ormeaux
When: November 6 to 8, 2026
Le Collectif Créatif Montréal Holiday Markets
Moving from one neighbourhood to the next, Le Collectif Créatif de Montréal gets everyone into the holiday spirit at a variety of Christmas markets celebrating local creativity and craftsmanship. It’s the perfect opportunity to fill your shopping bags with hundreds of unique products, lovingly made right here in Montréal.
Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie – Holiday Market at Locoshop Angus // November 14-15 et 21-22 novembre 2026 // 2600 William-Tremblay Street
Downtown – Pop-Up Market at Windsor Station - Montréal // November 26 to 28, 2026 // 705 Sainte-Catherine Street West
Montréal Gourmet Markets
Three markets across Montréal’s neighbourhoods bring together talented Québec creators, along with plenty of holiday fun. Expect giveaways, kids’ face painting, a Christmas choir, complimentary treats and prizes. Then browse for handmade soaps, jewellery, clothing, accessories, beautiful home goods and delicious treats…there’s something for everyone on your list.
Verdun – Marché Gourmand Noël // November 6-7, 2026 // Church of the Epiphany, 4322 Wellington Street
Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie – Marché des trouvailles de Noël // November 14-15, 2026 & Le Grand Marché de Noël // December 12-13, 2026 // Paroisse Saint-Ambroise, 6510 de Normanville Street
Holiday magic infuses Montréal’s public markets
Get into the holiday spirit over four festive weekends packed with things to see, do and enjoy. Browse the holiday markets, sing along with Christmas choirs, catch live musical performances and settle in for Christmas stories served with hot chocolate for the little ones. Kids can also meet Santa, while visitors of all ages can join in games, creative workshops and culinary activities throughout the weekend.
Olympic Quarter and Hochelaga-Maisonneuve – Maisonneuve Market // Dates to be announced // 4445 Ontario Street East and on Gennevilliers-Laliberté Square
Little Italy – Jean-Talon Market // Dates to be announced // 7070 Henri-Julien avenue, north-east corner and on the mezzanine
Quartiers du Canal – Atwater Market// Dates à venir // 155 Greene Avenue
Where to find an Indigenous Market around Montréal?


Indigenous Winter Market
This year’s Indigenous Winter Market, presented by Kanehsatà, the Municipality of Oka and Oka National Park, is a wonderful opportunity to experience and celebrate the community’s rich cultural heritage.
Where: Oka National Park
When: December 4 to 6, 2026
Where to buy local Christmas gifts online?
Idée Cadeau Québec
This online Christmas market brings together more than 100 products from Québec artisans, entrepreneurs and creators. It’s an easy way to discover local talent, find thoughtful gifts and support Québec businesses, all without leaving the couch.
Original article in French by Laure Juilliard, adapted into English by Dawn Bessey-Gans.

Laure Juilliard
Originally from Paris, Laure Juilliard made Montréal her home over 15 years ago and has never looked back. Won over by her new city's unique energy, cultural vibrancy and gastronomic effervescence, she loves exploring all the coolest spots. A writer and blogger specialising in lifestyle, culture, travel and gastronomy, she has lent her pen to Tourisme Montréal for more than 10 years, in addition to magazines such as ELLE Québec and Clin d'œil, as well as a variety of well-known companies and agencies. Always on the lookout for innovative concepts and the best addresses wherever she is in the world, she is also always planning her next trip.






