Apply for 2025 Christmas Village Market Grant Application

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The US Department of Commerce has announced the opening of applications for the 2025 Christmas Village Market Grant, which supports holiday markets across the United States. The event will commence on September 3, 2025, at 10:54 AM local time in Commerce, California, and seeks to foster community engagement through holiday traditions. This grant emphasizes the significance of handicrafts and local artisans in creating vibrant holiday experiences. LOVE Park in Philadelphia is among the highlighted locations for these markets, which aim to attract both residents and tourists. The Christmas market tradition has a rich history in the U.

S. , promoting local economies and cultural exchange during the festive season. Interested applicants can access the grant application details and deadlines via the official website. The initiative not only enhances community spirit but also supports small businesses in the holiday season. By investing in local markets, the program aims to bolster economic activity during the Christmas and holiday season.

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