Christkindlmarket Unveils Gingerbread And Heart Mugs For 2025 Season, And A Krampus Plush

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The Christkindlmarket in Chicago will launch on Nov. 21, featuring two new collectible mugs: a heart-shaped mug and a gingerbread design, both priced at $10 without a drink. The market, held at Daley Plaza and Gallagher Way, will also introduce a Krampus plushie, symbolizing Alpine folklore's demonic figure, available for $28. In addition to mugs and plushies, attendees can find glass-blown ornaments and beer steins among the offerings. To streamline purchases, visitors can reserve specialty items at the Oct.

5 Sundays on State event, ensuring they avoid long lines during the busy market season. The market aims to attract holiday shoppers and collectors alike until Dec. 31. This year’s event promises a vibrant atmosphere and unique merchandise reflecting the spirit of the season. The Krampus plushie features the phrase "Gruss vom Krampus," adding an element of fun for collectors.

Overall, the market continues to celebrate traditional holiday themes while offering modern twists on classic items.

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