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Baltimore Public Markets Bring Holiday Magic to Families Across the City

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Baltimore Public Markets are ushering in the holiday season with a lineup of joyful, family-focused events across the city. From gingerbread decorating to breakfast with the Grinch, markets are becoming festive gathering spaces that celebrate community, creativity, and the spirit of giving.

As one of the oldest continuously operating public market systems in the country, Baltimore Public Markets have always served as neighborhood anchors. This tradition continues today through programs that support local merchants, uplift families, and strengthen Baltimore’s vibrant communities.

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Sign upA Season of Giving: Nourish the Neighborhood

Recently, Baltimore Public Markets hosted the2nd Annual Nourish the Neighborhoodat Lexington Market—an extraordinary demonstration of community impact.

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Together with merchants, partners, and volunteers, the event:

Servedover 600 mealsProvidedfree haircutsDistributedhundreds of toiletry packagesCreated a welcoming holiday moment for families across Baltimore

The event was a powerful reminder of how meaningful community collaboration can be, especially during the holiday season.

Upcoming Holiday Events at the MarketsOh, Snap! It’s a Gingerbread Party – Hollins Market

Saturday, December 13, 2025

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Hollins Market kicks off the holiday festivities with a hands-on gingerbread cookie decorating party for children and families. Guests can enjoy music, crafts, and a festive afternoon designed to spark creativity and joy.

How the Grinch Stole Breakfast – Broadway Market

Saturday, December 13, 2025 — 9:00 a.m. & 11:00 a.m.

Families are encouraged to arrive in their coziest pajamas for this whimsical, pajama-friendly breakfast experience. Kids can meet the Grinch, enjoy a festive meal, and dive into a morning full of storybook magic.

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Saturday, December 20, 2025

Northeast Market welcomes families forfree holiday photos with Santa, complete with treats and a warm, festive atmosphere. It’s the perfect chance to capture cherished memories without the typical holiday hustle.

Joy Baltimore Toy Distribution – Lexington Market

Saturday, December 20, 2025

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Later the same day, Lexington Market will host Joy Baltimore’s3rd Annual Toy Distribution, bringing more than200 toysto children in the community. This beloved tradition ensures that joy and generosity reach families across Baltimore during the holiday season.

Celebrate the Season at Baltimore Public Markets

With festive programming, community-centered events, and a proud legacy of service, Baltimore Public Markets continue to shine as welcoming spaces for all Baltimoreans. This month’s holiday lineup offers something special for every family and reminds us of the power of tradition, togetherness, and giving back.

For more information about Baltimore Public Markets, visit:https://baltimoremarkets.org/

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