Cherry Creek Holiday Market - Denver, Colorado

Clark Evans

It's what I would expect from a market of this type. The cubes that they use for the vendors are quite nice, much better than typical canopies and allow one to warm up just a bit while shopping. The covered lounge is very nice. We found parking close by, easy access and friendly vendors. Lots of good foods too! Not the largest market you'll ever visit.

DenvHer CO

We spent an evening in Cherry Creek North and our first stop was at Cherry Creek North's Holiday Market. We shopped local and enjoyed festive entertainment; the market featured more than 40 vendors and a wide array of gift options from area artisans and local brands. It was dog friendly, and we got in our fair share of puppy love.

The market had a new holiday pop-up bar, the Mistletoe Lounge that we checked out after shopping. We warmed up and got cozy inside. We hung out in the lounge for quite some time; it was well heated, and the place was buzzing with festive energy. The lounge offered a festive drink menu and comfy seating. The skilled mixologists behind the bar created a stellar lineup of holiday-themed alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. Brandon took care of us and he had the best recommendations. My favorite was the Mocha Espresso Martini made with vodka, cold brew, coffee liqueur, chocolate syrup, & chocolate shavings - this indulgent cocktail was freaking delicious, and I couldn't get enough.

After our time at the Mistletoe Lounge, we walked over to the Light the World Giving Machines at the front of the market. The Giving Machines were vending machines where patrons could select to donate to a specific charity. Users inserted a credit card, chose the specific item they wanted to donate, and then a block representing their gift fell into a bin for collection. It was so special to see so many people donating! Definitely added to the to the spirit of the Christmas season.

Kyle McBride

Super disappointed in the Cherry Creek Christmas market this year. One of our cocktails that cost $20 and was not even half way full….when we asked them about it, they said that’s how it typically comes because there is no ice…Waste of time and $$$$

Lua Franklin

This holiday market beats the Christkindl market hands down. I’ve been going to Christkindl for a few years in a row and have seen it get progressively less organized and more expensive as time goes on. It doesn’t have the charm that it used to. Meanwhile, the cherry creek holiday market has managed to capture that charm in an elevated space without being pretentious. I will be visiting every year.

Jordan Jackson

Cute Christmas market. Lots of small, local vendors selling their goods. The crepes are worth the trip! It was pretty crowded on a Friday night, but that adds to the fun, festive feel.

Rachel Adams

The Mistletoe Lounge was incredible and new this year. It allowed some of our group to sit, relax and get a cocktail while some kept shopping. Speaking of, the hand shaken cocktails were awesome .....our group tried every one of them! Some of the vendors were new this year and some were from last. we enjoyed our time.

Chad Smith

The holiday market was very enjoyable. There were various vendors selling food and interesting items. The lights and decorations were very nice. We all had a great time!

Julie K

There was no live music, one drink cost $20 and the market is only half a block long. Not what we expected

Editing to add that we were there during a live music time, it said 6-9pm. It was not a band it was a dj booth playing vinyl records. That’s not live music