The Broadway Market has been a staple for families and their holiday traditions since 1888.
Decades later, it's no different.
From Santa Claus, to the train show, children's chorus, local produce and homemade treats, joy and heavy foot traffic have been circulating since Thanksgiving - and they won't stop until Christmas Eve.
Long-time vendors like, Chrusciki Bakery and Camellia Meats, are stocked with some hometown favorites and ready to roll - from the sweets to the savory.
Rene Toole's been working the Chrusciki booth for years, "It's really great. I see generations stop by this booth. Grandmas, great grandmas, you name it! By the end of it all, I've seen almost everyone I know between Easter week and Christmas," she shared.
For others, like Dorothy Coles, who's been selling her holiday crafts at the Market for 30 years, it's all about the people.
"I just love to see the people. Love to see people loving The Broadway Market. I'm only here seasonally, which makes the experience extra special," she said.
It's a place for the whole family.
A bit of history, mixed with tasty tradition abd activities for the kids, oh and holiday cheer, of course.
And for those who missed Santa Claus last weekend, he will be back Saturday, December 16th and Saturday, December 23rd from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. ready for wish lists, a few pics and plenty of hugs to go around.
The Market will be open on Christmas Eve from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
For regular hours and a list of vendors, visit their website.
