Snowport Holiday Market returns to Boston Seaport with 125+ vendors, curling lanes, and live music

The Boston Seaport’s holiday centerpiece is back. The fifth annual Snowport Holiday Market Presented by Constant Contact opens Nov. 7 and runs through Dec. 28 at 100 Seaport Blvd., bringing a festive mix of shopping, eats, and seasonal activities to the waterfront.

Organizers say the market will showcase “over 125 small businesses, 88% of which are BIPOC- and/or women-owned,” highlighting a curated lineup of gifts, apparel, home goods, and gourmet treats. Visitors can sample 20 food and beverage concepts, from luxe hot chocolate and handmade dumplings to après ski–style cocktails at four themed bars: The Jingle Bar, The Dizzy Dreidel, Betty’s Bar, and The Blizzard Bar. Warm up under The Warming Tent by JetBlue, which offers beer garden–style seating and can be reserved for private or semi-private events.

Community support remains a core focus. The Snowport Scholarship Program returns to provide funding, mentorship, and marketing support to 12 underrepresented small businesses, backed by Constant Contact. Beloved attractions are back as well, including Presents Place by Citizens, the Winter Wish Wall by Mass General Brigham Health Plan, and The Crafting Corner by The LEGO Group. Live holiday music from Berklee College of Music artists takes the stage every Monday night at The Stage by Mohegan Sun.

Weekends use timed-entry tickets via the Seaport Insider app, while “walk-up admission is free daily.” The app also offers neighborhood-wide deals and event updates. Details: bostonseaport.xyz/snowport.

Just steps away, the iceless Snowport Curling Lanes along Harbor Way (111 Seaport Blvd.) run Nov. 7, 2025–Feb. 28, 2026. “Go ahead, and give it a curl,” the release invites. Reservations are made through the app; each 30-minute slot books one lane for up to eight people. The North End Curling Club will offer complimentary Learn to Curl classes on select Saturdays, 2–4 p.m.: Nov. 22, Nov. 29, Dec. 13, Dec. 20, Jan. 10, Jan. 24, Feb. 7, and Feb. 21. “This is a terrific, family-friendly activity that promotes health and wellness,” said Stanley Hochberg, M.D., Chief Medical Officer, Mass General Brigham Health Plan.