Christkindlmarkt

Fun experience to get into the holiday spirit in a new way!I came here with friends for the first time and we all had a great time! The first floor has a bunch of stalls with gifts and snacks, and scheduled performances on the stage at the front of the room. The second floor has the food for sale. We waited a while for the food but it was well worth the wait. The sausage plate was awesome - the sausage was so good! The spatzle was also great, especially if you like creamy mushroom. They had a wide selection of desserts too; we loved the beehive cake and the chocolate foster. They also serve mulled wine and hot apple cider downstairs. Overall, we loved the experience and will look forward to it every year!

This is an annual event, for 2022 it is December 3 from 10am-6pm and December 4 from 11am-5pm.There's a small fee to enter $5/family (two adult max) and $3 per adult after that. Be sure to bring cash and most of the Turn Verein offerings are cash only, some of the vendors take Venmo and other forms of payment though.This is an indoor event and has 28 booths featuring local vendors. Food and drink offerings like Lebkuchen and Magenbrot, traditional German baked Christmas treats. Glühwein, also known as mulled wine, German beers, sausages, coffee and cakes. They also have appearances of Santa Claus and the German Christkind along with performances from their dance team and holiday carols.I highly recommend heading upstairs for a Hofbrau Dunkle and a Weisswurst. It's the perfect pair!This event is family friendly and they have a lot of cute items for sale including ornaments, gifts, decorations, toys, homemade sweets and items like steins.We took a few years of German Language classes at the Turn Verein ( I also recommend these if you're interested) and we love supporting their events. This one is more low-key but all of them are fun.