Vendor marketplace managed by Colored Colors

The Spectacular Holiday Markets

Wall Street, Huntington Village ยท November 29, 2026 โ€“ January 3, 2027

  • Dates

    Fridays and Sundays, Nov 29 โ€“ Jan 3

  • Application deadline

    November 1

  • Where

    Wall Street, Huntington Village

  • Part of

    The Huntington Holiday Spectacular

  • Sponsored by

    Northwell Huntington Hospital and Huntington Village BID

Apply to be a vendor

  • Artists

    Acrylic, watercolor, oil, charcoal, pastel, glass, mixed media, wood, airbrush, clay, photography, digital, metals, crochet, ceramics, fabric

  • Craft businesses

    Jewelry, candles, t-shirt design, fashion, screen printing, handbags, leather goods, upcycled products

  • Small businesses

    Apothecary, bath products, boutiques, floral design, furniture, home decor, pet accessories, wellness

About

Every holiday season Wall Street in Huntington Village closes to traffic and fills with market huts beside the largest Christmas tree on Long Island. The Spectacular Holiday Markets are the artists, makers, and small businesses inside those huts. Now in its fifth year.

Colored Colors manages the vendor marketplace: applications and onboarding for the artists, makers, and creative small businesses in the huts, and staff on site every market day to keep it running smoothly. The Huntington Holiday Spectacular itself is produced by the Huntington Village BID.

2026โ€“27 market days

Sun Nov 29 ยท Fri Dec 4 ยท Sun Dec 6 ยท Fri Dec 11 ยท Sun Dec 13 ยท Fri Dec 18 ยท Sun Dec 20 ยท Sun Dec 27 ยท Fri Jan 1 ยท Sun Jan 3

About the Huntington Holiday Spectacular โ†’

Hosts and sponsors

Vendor marketplace managed by Colored Colors for the Huntington Village BID. Sponsored by Northwell Huntington Hospital.

Vendor inquiries: holidays@coloredcolors.com

Past years

Photos by Nicole Gargano

Past vendors have included Old Post Candle Company, Colbie's Cove, Dunn Designs, Lavender Moon Designs, and Barnyard River.

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We book artists, musicians, and vendors year-round for festivals, markets, and gallery placements โ€” most of it before it ever becomes a public call.