11 Dupont Circle on New Hampshire Ave, NW
From a press release:
“The DC Holiday Market returns to Dupont Circle this season, bringing a curated mix of small businesses, local makers, artisan goods, festive décor, and seasonal treats to the heart of the neighborhood.
Produced by Diverse Markets Management in partnership with the Dupont Circle Business Improvement District, the market will open on a Thursday this year to kick the season off early. The market’s first day will be November 12 and run through December 23, offering six weekends of holiday shopping, strolling, and neighborhood celebration.
Set along New Hampshire Avenue NW,
the DC Holiday Market invites Washingtonians and visitors to experience a more intimate, community-focused holiday market filled with charm, color, and discovery. Guests can shop from a carefully selected lineup of vendors offering bath and beauty products, art, jewelry, ceramics, vintage collectibles, boutique goods, global handcrafts, and unique gifts, all just steps from Dupont Circle’s restaurants, cafés, bars, hotels, and neighborhood destinations.
“The DC Holiday Market has always been about more than checking gifts off a list,” said Michael Berman, President and CEO of Diverse Markets Management. “It is about creating a joyful neighborhood experience, supporting small businesses, and giving people a reason to spend time in Dupont Circle during one of the most festive times of year.”
This year’s market will feature a mix of returning favorites and new exhibitors, creating a highly curated shopping experience designed for holiday gift-giving, weekend outings, and seasonal discovery. With its signature décor, neighborhood setting, and walkable location, the DC Holiday Market is designed as a picturesque seasonal destination for shoppers looking to support small businesses while enjoying one of Washington, DC’s most vibrant neighborhoods.
“This is the third year for the holiday market,” said Patrick Kain, chair of the Dupont Circle BID. “The market brings so many people to Dupont Circle, not just to shop for gifts, but to see what a great neighborhood we have with restaurants and shops.”
The market is easily accessible by foot, Metro, bus, bike, and rideshare, with the Dupont Circle Metro Station nearby and dining, retail, and cultural destinations throughout the surrounding blocks.”