Omaha Farmers Market - Holiday Market

The Omaha Farmers Market - Holiday Market began as a partnership with the Holiday Lights Festival in the Old Market, tying this seasonal market directly to one of Omaha’s signature winter happenings. It is the winter counterpart to the larger Omaha Farmers Market season, with the Holiday Market set for December 5–6, 2026. The vendor lineup points toward gift buying and pantry restocking at the same time, with names that range from Jisa Farmstead Cheese and KP Heritage Hereford Beef to Denise Levy Art and Omaha Screen Co..

Why it matters locally

The Holiday Market sits inside the broader Omaha Farmers Market, which features produce, herbs, plants, fresh-cut flowers, meats, baked goods, cheese, eggs, prepared foods, crafts, and specialty items across its annual programming. That range matters here because the holiday edition keeps the market’s food-and-maker mix active in early December rather than limiting the experience to summer and fall.

Its local role also shows up in the organizations around it. The Holiday Market began with the Holiday Lights Festival in the Old Market, then moved to Aksarben Village for the first weekend of December in partnership with Physicians Mutual and WOWT. The market is also connected to food access programs including SNAP, EBT, Double-Up Food Bucks, WIC, and the Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program within the Omaha Farmers Market network.

What you'll find there

The vendor roster leans hard toward holiday gifting, shelf-stable treats, and specialty foods, with art and handmade goods woven throughout the market. You can shop it like a gift fair, but the lineup also includes cheese, beef, bakery items, jerky, coffee, wine, tea, spices, and prepared foods from named Omaha-area businesses and farms.

• -Find soap from Adagio Soap.
• -Browse Apothecuryous.
• -Pick up tea from Artemis Tea & Botanical.
• -Look for beer from Benson Brewery.
• -Bring home sweets from Boxicanyon Caramels.
• -Shop bakery treats for dogs from Brixtix Bakery for Dogs.
• -Stop by Carinara.
• -Sample goods from Carter & Rye.
• -Add confections from TheConfectionConnection.
• -See artwork from Denise Levy Art.
• -Browse Designs by Evo.
• -Grab popcorn from Dundee Popcorn.
• -Order prepared food from Erick's Enchiladas.
• -View work from etcArts.
• -Shop Fernweh Living.
• -Take home baked goods from Freedman Baking Co..
• -Pour wine from Glacial Till Vineyard.
• -Choose candles from Good Life Candle & Craft.
• -Find bee-related products at It's All About Bees!.
• -Buy cheese from Jisa Farmstead Cheese.
• -Explore illustrations from Julia M. Illustrates.
• -Pick up cookies from Kookaburra Cookies.
• -Select beef from KP Heritage Hereford Beef.
• -Start the day with Rally Coffee.
• -Pack home pico from Scott's Pico.
• -Choose jerky from Smoking Gun Jerky.
• -Add gourmet popcorn from Still Poppin Gourmet Popcorn.
• -Shop mushrooms from Terra Firma Fungi, LLC.
• -Stock up on granola from The Gourmet Granola.
• -Pick spices from Timbo's Spice.
• -Take home produce from Tuuli Farm, LLC.
• -Turn up the heat with Volcanic Peppers.

The Omaha Farmers Market organization also lists vendor training sessions for DUFB and SFMNP on April 13 and May 5, showing the administrative side that supports vendors across the market program.

Know before you go

No restrooms are available, and dogs are not allowed, two details that can change how long you stay and who comes along. The Holiday Market is listed at 67th & Center NE, while Aksarben Village is identified within the market materials as the Sunday host site at 67th & Mercy Road, so plan around the broader Aksarben area rather than a single storefront address. Nearby Aksarben references include an ATM at 64th Avenue and Center Street, plus parking at Aksarben Drive & Frances Street and on Frances Street. Payment methods are presented clearly by the market, and Barb Knapp is named among Omaha Farmers Market’s on-site managers.