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Christkindlmarket Will Return To Wrigleyville For 2025 Holidays

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Christkindlmarket will return to Wrigleyville for the 2025 holiday season, running from November 23 to December 31. The market will transform Gallagher Way into a festive village, featuring over 25 local and international vendors, an ice skating rink, and a tree lighting ceremony. Admission remains free, welcoming visitors of all ages. A preview night is scheduled for November 20 at Daley Plaza, preceding the official opening of the Downtown market on November 21. The Wrigleyville market will operate from 3-9 p.

m. on weekdays and 11 a. m. -10 p. m.

on weekends, closing early on Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, and New Year’s Eve, while remaining closed on Christmas Day. The original Christkindlmarket at Daley Plaza has been a holiday tradition since 1996, expanding to multiple locations, including Wrigleyville and Aurora. Organizers emphasize that each location possesses its own unique charm while maintaining the magical holiday atmosphere. Visitors can enjoy hand-crafted gifts and traditional foods, including bratwurst and glühwein served in collectible mugs.

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