One of the most whimsical holiday experiences in Ontario opens very soon, and you can enjoy all the Christmas spirit under one roof. Neimi’s Christmas Market returns this November, and you’ll feel like you’re at the North Pole.

Starting Nov. 14, 2025 and every Friday and Saturday until Dec. 20, 2025, Neimi Family Farm will transform into the ultimate Christmas experience. It’s the biggest Scandinavian Christmas market in Ontario, featuring over 60 local vendors.

And it’s all happening just an hour north of Toronto!

What’s happening at Neimi’s Christmas Market?

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Photo via Neimi Family Farm Christmas Market

Although it’s just a short drive away from Toronto, it’ll feel like you’ve been whisked away to another world, filled with festive fun.

You’ll be surrounded by stunning Christmas trees, setting the mood as you enjoy a bite or two from the Scandinavian bakery. Looking for one-of-a-kind goodies? Stop by the gift shops and find some magical pieces.

Though this area is free to enjoy, if you want more holiday fun, get your ticket to Gnomeville. Still on the farm, this experience includes a chance to ride on the Christmas train, cookie decorating and a journey through a lit forest path.

End your evening by a warm bonfire with s’mores, and perhaps a visit with Santa?

This family-friendly experience is not one to miss.

How much is a ticket to Gnome Ville?

Tickets start at $19.99 for children aged two to 12 and $29.99 for adults. Time slots can be booked online for when you plan on going.

Make the most of this holiday season and plan your experience.

Neimi’s Christmas Market

When: Nov. 14 to Dec. 20, 2025
Time: Noon to 8 p.m.
Where: Niemi Family Farm, 18463 ON-48, Mount Albert, Ont.
Cost: $19.99+

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Karen Doradea

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