Photo via Pioneer Square
The Pioneer Square Holiday Market returns for its third year, now expanded to a two-day spectacular at Occidental Square Park. From shopping to skating and an ornament scavenger hunt, this celebration is full of fun activities for people of all ages.
Need to check off your holiday gift list? Look no further! The market boasts 40+ vendors, featuring craftmakers, sustainable gifts, and local artists offering a diverse array of treasures. Indulge in delectable treats from the neighborhood and food and drink vendors while you shop in the cheery holiday ambiance.
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Plus, there’s a free public skating rink presented by the Downtown Seattle Association. Free skate rentals are included, ensuring a delightful time for all.
Other than shopping and skating you can immerse yourself in the holiday spirit with entertainment from local performers and carollers. If you’re feeling adventurous you can try your hand at the Ornament Scavenger Hunt throughout Pioneer Square every Thursday and on Small Business Saturday (November 25th).
You’ll be looking for unique, handblown ornaments by Glasshouse Studios. Weekly clues will be provided through Instagram and if you’re the lucky locater, you get to keep the ornament.
And finally you can give back by participating in the Chief Seattle Club Supply Drive. You can donate new items from Chief Seattle Club’s Amazon wishlist to support the Native-led housing and human services agency.
When: Friday, December 8th & Saturday, December 9th
Where: Occidental Square, 117 S Washington St
Cost: Free/Varies
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