2025 Houston Ballet Nutcracker Market and Ticket Giveaway

The Woodlands, TXLocal News

The 2025 Houston Ballet Nutcracker Market will take place at the NRG Center from November 13-16, featuring approximately 280 merchants with a variety of seasonal goods and gourmet treats. Early Bird Tickets, priced at $60, provide exclusive access from 8:30 AM on Thursday and Friday and allow repeat entry for all four days. General admission tickets will be available for $20, with free entry for children under 2. Houston Ballet's Chief Development Officer Angie Lane expressed excitement about the market's 45th anniversary, emphasizing its significant role in the local community. The market will introduce new vendors while welcoming back popular longtime merchants, enriching the festive shopping experience.

Special events include the Wells Fargo Preview Party and themed fashion shows, each requiring separate tickets. With more than $97. 6 million raised since its inception, the Nutcracker Market continues to be a vital fundraiser for the Houston Ballet and its educational programs. This event not only supports the arts but also enhances communal ties and holiday cheer in Houston.

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