This New Brunswick Village is Hosting a Christmas Celebration With Free Activities, Handmade Gifts, and Local Treats

Gagetown is getting into the holiday spirit as its annual Christmas in the Village celebration returns for its 29th year, inviting visitors to explore the riverside community and enjoy a weekend of festive traditions.

Credit: Village of Gagetown and Area Chamber of Commerce

The annual event, scheduled for November 28 and 29, 2026, will bring together local artisans, food vendors and community groups across the riverside village. You can explore shops and temporary market locations along Front Street and throughout Gagetown, with activities running from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on both days.

The event is free to attend, including the horse-drawn wagon rides.

More Than 60 Vendors Across the Village

This year’s vendor list features more than 60 participating businesses, artisans and community groups, offering everything from handmade Christmas decorations and pottery to baked goods and locally produced food.

At Connell Farm, visitors can find fresh lamb products, while Gagetown Leather will offer handcrafted leather goods, including belts, wallets and bags.

Sweet’s Hangover NB is bringing Filipino-inspired treats, including desserts, cakes, pastries and sweet breads. Other food options include homemade biscuits from Cooper’s Biscuits, pickles and jams from Crawley East Coaster, and baked goods from Caravan Bakery.

Those looking for Christmas presents will find pottery from Juggler’s Cove Pottery, handmade jewellery from Mother & Daughters Collectibles, and artisan glass creations from Monacco Glass.

Several vendors will also offer knitted accessories, candles, soaps, woodworking, holiday ornaments and other handmade items.

A Village-Wide Christmas Celebration

 

The festivities extend beyond shopping.

At the Anglican Parish of Gagetown on Court House Road, visitors can tour the historic church, play in the churchyard and watch the nativity scene display.

Gagetown Legion will provide an opportunity to learn about the Wabanaki community, along with the Treaty Food Safari.

Visitors can also stop by the Gagetown Distilling Cidery, where artisan bakery items and other locally made products will be available.

Horse-drawn wagon rides are another part of the weekend. Organizers note that the rides are free, but visitors must complete a waiver before boarding.

For those planning to explore several venues, the vendor map uses numbered stars to identify participating locations throughout the village.

Christmas in the Village 2026: Dates, Times and Admission

What: Stroll through festive streets and cozy venues filled with handcrafted treasures, local food, and holiday cheer. Hop on a horse-drawn wagon ride, enjoy delicious treats, and reconnect with the warmth of the season.

When: Saturday, November 28 and Sunday, November 29, 2026, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily

Where: Front Street and throughout Gagetown Village, New Brunswick

How Much: Free, no tickets required

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