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Snowport Holiday Market to return on November 6th

Boston, MA Boston Seaport by WS has marked the return of the Snowport Holiday Market, a holiday tradition and seasonal destination. Opening Friday, November 6 for its sixth season, this year, the market will feature more than 130 local small businesses, many of them minority and/or women-founded, offering visitors a curated mix of artisan goods, handcrafted gifts and seasonal favorites. With over one-third of participating makers from Boston and many more from across Massachusetts and New England, the market continues its commitment to championing local entrepreneurs, artisans and independent businesses. Alongside its vibrant market, Snowport will once again offer immersive programming and experiences, creating a festive destination that draws visitors from near and far throughout the holiday season.

In addition to its thoughtfully curated lineup of makers, the Snowport Holiday Market will feature a mix of returning favorites and new experiences throughout the season, including The Stage by Mohegan Sun, The Winter Wish Wall by Mass General Brigham Health Plan, The Mistletoe Arch by Constant Contact, The Warming Tent by Bermuda Tourism Authority, The Creativity Corner by The LEGO Group, and Presents Place. The market will also expand its weekend hours this year, giving visitors more time to shop and explore. During the winter months, Boston Seaport transforms into Snowport, a magical winter wonderland filled with shopping, games, art, food, interactive experiences, and special community events, including the annual Light Up Seaport Presented by Constant Contact tree lighting on December 4, 2026.

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