The biggest holiday event in Detroit, Noel Night takes place across a wide swath of Midtown and includes all the major cultural centers and shops in the area. The Winter Art & Retail Market at Warren and Woodward avenues, which will be open most of the day, will feature 50 pop-up vendors. In addition to shopping, there will be light displays, horse-drawn carriages, crafting activities, over 100 performances—all free.

Th 47th annual Noel Night takes place on Saturday, December 7 from 1-10 p.m.

Calling itself the “longest-running holiday art market in Michigan,” Art for the Holidays at the Detroit Artists Market has been around since the late 1960s. This shop, featuring a wide array fine art and gifts from Detroit artists, is open through December 28.

The two markets at Capitol Park and Cadillac Square feature 17 vendors—from streetwear brands and artmakers to bath products and food producers—selling goods out of glass sheds. The Cadillac Lodge—a large, covered event space—has even more local goods, including beverages from Eastern Market Brewing Co. and Blake’s Hard Cider.

They’ll be open every day of the week except Monday and Tuesday through January 1.

At Eastern Market, Saturdays are a year-round event. But during the holiday season, the market opens up on seven select Tuesdays and Sundays as well, including a night market on December 19. This is always a great opportunity to do some holiday meal shopping alongside gift-buying.

See Eastern Market’s website for exact dates.

The Masonic Temple gets crafty December 6-8 as the Detroit Urban Craft Fair takes over. Over 100 crafters and artists will be selling their wares at the event. Tickets are $1 Saturday and Sunday, and $10 on Friday night.

Taking place at the Grand on River, the annual holiday market features goods from over a dozen Detroit makers. It’s also right around the corner from the new Ponyride location, which is hosting an open house.

The Maker’s Market takes place on December 14 and 15 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

The historic Pewabic Pottery will be open Wednesday, December 11 from 5-9 p.m. for a special holiday shopping night. In addition to refreshments, there’s usually discounts on Pewabic’s classic hand-made goods.

Want to make your own gifts this holiday season? The head to Post, which is hosting workshops throughout December for those who want to make wreaths, cards, keychains, bath products, and try out screen-printing on textiles and notebooks. A full schedule can be found here.

And if you do want to shop, POST also offers an array of Detroit-made goods.

This free event at Woodward Throwbacks will feature 40 local food and craft makers from Hamtramck and Detroit. It takes place on Saturday, December 16 from 6-11 p.m.

The GM RenCen will host 30 Detroit businesses for one week each in a rotating marketplace. The pop-up shops will be open on level one of the 300 tower, Monday through Friday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. starting December 2.