Each year, more than 100 vendors participate in the Union Square Holiday Market, where visitors can expect to find a wide assortment of items crafted by local artists like Handmade in Brooklyn and Retro NY Metro. Of course, there is a variety of food and beverages from local restaurants to indulge in as well from places like the popular mini doughnut shop, Doughnuttery and dozens more. The market is open from November 21 through December 24.

Vanderbilt Hall will be transformed once again into a holiday bazaar with 40 booths that offer everything from ornaments to home goods to gifts for your pets from vendors that include Apotheke, Hardwood Creations, and others. The fair prides itself on being “one of the finest, longest-running indoor holiday fairs in New York City” and is open from November 18 until Christmas Eve.

Market maker UrbanSpace crafted the holiday shops at Bryant Park to mimic European-style open-air markets with shops that are housed in custom-designed “jewel box” kiosks. Within these shops are goods from both local and global vendors, as well as an assortment of artisanal food, offering vegan options, Mexican fare, Bolivian cuisine, and a plethora more than what can be mentioned here. Shops are open daily until 8 p.m. through January 5.

For just three Sundays in December, the Main Hall of the Bohemian Hall & Beer Garden in Astoria transforms into a holiday market with vintage goods, antiques, jewelry, clothing, food, and more. Catch the market on December 1st, 8th, and 15th.

The popular Brooklyn Flea has been relocated indoors for the winter and can be found at 25 Kent Avenue. If you’ve ever been to the Brooklyn Flea, you can expect much of the same assortment of goods and there are plenty of food and drinks to check out as well. The market is open every weekend from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

For the second year in a row, the Brooklyn Navy Yard will host a holiday market (December 7-8) featuring goods from makers based within the manufacturing complex. Of the 40 participating vendors, 24 produce their wares at the yard, including Kings County Distillery and American Heirloom. The market will be held in Admiral’s Row, near the new Wegmans outpost.

On December 14 and 21, Prospect Park Alliance and Brooklyn Pop-Up will host an artisan holiday fair at Lefrak Center with at least 19 vendors selling handmade, sustainable, and local goods, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. (And while you’re there, you can also skate at Lefrak’s ice skating rink.)

Another holiday market comes to Brooklyn, this time at the sprawling Industry City campus. WantedDesign will curate the goods for sale, some of which will be produced by makers within the campus; there will also be nifty workshops and other events happening throughout each weekend. The market will take place over three weekends in December, leading up to Christmas day.