European flair at Bradenton market
Bradenton will again welcome the Christmas season with a large festive market. A European Holiday Market: The Heart of the Holidays returns for its second year with four days of vendors, music and cultural performances.
Merchants and artists who participate in markets such as this often use flyer printing to highlight their products.
Market guests will enter to find themselves in a simulated European train station complete with whistles and steam. They will then move on to a quaint vendor's village created through video projections of architecture in Europe. While designed to have an atmosphere similar to a traditional European village, the market will also have a gulf coast vibe.
Artisan stalls will include items such as crafts, candles, jewelry, clothing, vinyl records and art Festive food vendors will be offering baking, canning, candy, honey and other treats. In addition, while shoppers browse, they can enjoy German pretzels, French pastries, mulled wine, hot chocolate or the local taste of fresh oysters
Market organizers have also put together a line-up of live music and entertainment as well as hands-on workshops where guests can make their own holiday cards, ornaments and wreaths. Children will have the opportunity to take a photo with Santa.
The European Holiday Market will be held December 4 to 7, 2025 at the Bradenton Area Convention Center. Tickets and further information is available on the event website.
Merchants and artists who participate in markets such as this often use flyer printing to highlight their products.
Market guests will enter to find themselves in a simulated European train station complete with whistles and steam. They will then move on to a quaint vendor's village created through video projections of architecture in Europe. While designed to have an atmosphere similar to a traditional European village, the market will also have a gulf coast vibe.
Artisan stalls will include items such as crafts, candles, jewelry, clothing, vinyl records and art Festive food vendors will be offering baking, canning, candy, honey and other treats. In addition, while shoppers browse, they can enjoy German pretzels, French pastries, mulled wine, hot chocolate or the local taste of fresh oysters
Market organizers have also put together a line-up of live music and entertainment as well as hands-on workshops where guests can make their own holiday cards, ornaments and wreaths. Children will have the opportunity to take a photo with Santa.
The European Holiday Market will be held December 4 to 7, 2025 at the Bradenton Area Convention Center. Tickets and further information is available on the event website.