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Holiday Markets in Haddonfield 2026: Yule Night Market, Artisan Fair and a Kids-Run Market

Three holiday markets, three different vibes. Here is when and where to shop handmade in Haddonfield this season, and what is still not posted.

By Live Haddonfield · November 8, 2026

Haddonfield has three holiday markets on the calendar this season. The Artisan Fair at Haddonfield United Methodist Church and Markeim Arts Center's kids-run market both land the weekend of Nov. 21, and the first Yule Night Market takes over Kings Highway on Friday, Dec. 4, from 4 to 9 p.m. If you want handmade gifts with a short drive, or no drive at all, this is your list.

Sat., Nov. 21: Artisan Fair at Haddonfield UMC

This is the early bird option. United Women in Faith hosts a new Artisan Fair from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Fellowship Hall at Haddonfield United Methodist Church, 29 Warwick Road.

What to expect, per the Haddonfield.Today listing:

More than 30 vendors with handcrafted stained glass, jewelry, pottery, woodwork, dollhouses, basketry, original paintings and South American artwork
Baked goods and lunch
A visit with Santa in Sayre Pavilion
Free parking, open to the public

Proceeds support the church's United Women in Faith. It is indoors, so weather is not your problem.

Sat., Nov. 21, and Sun., Nov. 22: Markeim's Kid's Handmade Holiday Market

This one is run by kids. Markeim Arts Center, 104 Walnut St., hosts its second annual Kid's Handmade Holiday Market, with young crafters selling their own holiday goods. Markeim's event listing shows noon to 2 p.m.

Vendor space is capped at 15 kid vendors a day, first come, first served. If your child wants a table on one or both days, Markeim says to email Kathy Tully at ktully9@verizon.net. Bring small bills. Kid entrepreneurs appreciate exact change.

Fri., Dec. 4: The Yule Night Market

The big one. The Partnership for Haddonfield is turning its Night Market format into a holiday edition, and this is the first year. The Partnership's event page lays out the basics:

When: Friday, Dec. 4, 4 to 9 p.m.
Where: Kings Highway and Kings Court, with holiday trees lighting the streets
Who's selling: more than 50 vendors and artists, with handcrafted goods, artwork, jewelry, home decor, specialty foods and seasonal gifts
Entertainment: live music, a DJ and holiday carolers
Parking: free throughout downtown, per the Partnership
Transit: steps from the PATCO Haddonfield station

The Haddonfield.Today listing adds the dress code, sort of. Ugly sweaters are encouraged, and so are Ghosts of Christmas, Krampus, Grinch and other holiday costumes.

What is not posted yet

The vendor list is not up. Neither is a map, a list of street closures or a food lineup. We checked the Partnership's page on Nov. 8 and it still describes vendors only in general terms. We will not guess. When the list posts, the Friday newsletter will have it.

Tips for the night

Take PATCO if you can. Free parking downtown on a busy Friday still means circling. Bring a tote. Plan to eat on Kings Highway or grab a table at a downtown spot before the crowd peaks.

More holiday shopping nights

The market sits inside a busier stretch downtown. Candlelight Shopping runs Friday evenings from Nov. 27 through Dec. 18, and the Tree Lighting is Nov. 27. We put every date in one place in our Haddonfield holidays 2026 guide.

FAQ

When is the Yule Night Market in Haddonfield? Friday, Dec. 4, 2026, from 4 to 9 p.m. on Kings Highway and Kings Court, per the Partnership for Haddonfield.

Who are the Yule Night Market vendors? The vendor list has not been posted yet. The Partnership says more than 50 vendors and artists will take part.

Is parking free at the Yule Night Market? The Partnership's event page promises free parking throughout downtown that night. It is also a short walk from the PATCO Haddonfield station.

Sources

Vendor lists and street details tend to drop a week or two out. The Friday newsletter is where we post them when they land, so you can plan your list before you go. Subscribe here.