During the 2025 Christmas season, the Muskogee Civic Center became a hub of holiday activity, hosting two Christmas Holiday Vendor Markets on December 19th and 20th.

 

Across both days, shoppers filled the halls, moving booth to booth, discovering gifts, treats, and handmade items while enjoying the sights and sounds of the season.

 

Food vendors were a highlight, offering everything from fresh-baked cookies and cakes to popcorn, pretzels, and other sweet holiday favorites. The smell of baked goods alone brought many people to a stop, reminding everyone that Christmas is just as much about flavors as it is about traditions.

 

Beyond the food, local vendors and small businesses showcased a wide range of products. Handmade jewelry sparkled from display cases, while custom hats, t-shirts, and embroidered items reflected the creativity and personal touch of their makers. Shoppers could find both homemade goods and familiar franchise favorites, all under one roof.

Arts and crafts vendors added another layer of interest to the market. From detailed beadwork and handcrafted wood pieces to unique taxidermy displays, each booth offered something different—proof that creativity comes in many forms.

 

Families enjoyed stopping at the Santa Claus photo booth, where children and adults alike had the chance to capture a special holiday moment. Smiles, laughter, and a little Christmas magic filled the area as photos were taken and memories were made.

 

Throughout both vendor markets, the event showcased the talent, dedication, and entrepreneurial spirit found right here in our community. These markets weren’t just about shopping—they were about connection, creativity, and supporting local businesses during one of the most meaningful times of the year.

 

The Christmas Holiday Vendor Markets at the Muskogee Civic Center offered something for everyone, from unique gifts to sweet treats and unforgettable moments.

 

This holiday season, Muskogee came together once again to celebrate community, creativity, and Christmas cheer.

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