Ladner Christmas Market
Get your tails waggin’ — the Ladner Village Christmas Market is back at the historic Harris Barn in Delta, BC! This market is packed with holiday cheer, featuring local artisans, makers, and food vendors ready to help you fetch the paw-fect gifts.
Here’s what your humans can sniff out:
- 🎁 One-of-a-kind artisan gifts
- 🍪 Homemade baked goods and gourmet treats
- 🎄 Handcrafted holiday décor
- 🍷 Specialty food and beverages
- 🚚 Tasty food trucks
- 🎶 Live music and festive vibes
Inside, you’ll find a carefully curated mix of local artisans, crafters, and vendors offering one-of-a-kind treasures. Think handmade jewelry, cozy knitwear, festive décor, gourmet treats, artisan skincare, and unique gifts you won’t find in big-box stores. It’s the paw-fect place to check off your holiday shopping list while keeping things local.
With such a wide selection of local talent, it’s more than just a market — it’s a community celebration. Entry is free, and donations will be collected in support of the South Delta Food Bank, spreading holiday cheer to even more tails and families.
So leash up your humans and head to the Ladner Village Christmas Market at Harris Barn on December 6-7, 2025. It’s the paw-fect place to shop local, support community, and kick off the holiday season in style!
Date
- Saturday - Sunday, Dec 06 - 07, 2025
Time
- 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Location
- 4140 Arthur Dr, Delta, BC V4K 2W8
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Website
https://www.delta.ca/parks-recreation/parks-trails/park-and-amenity-search/harris-barn -
The Harris Barn is one of Delta’s most treasured heritage landmarks. Originally built in the early 1900s on Hopcott Road in Tilbury, the barn was later moved to 64 Street in 1940. When faced with demolition in 2012, it was carefully dismantled and relocated to 4140 Arthur Drive, the historic site of Kirkland House. Reconstructed with the expertise of McDonald and Lawrence Timber Framing, the barn was brought back to life through a remarkable community effort. In August 2012, Delta hosted an old-fashioned barn raising, where hundreds of volunteers gathered to help re-erect the structure. Today, the Harris Barn stands as a symbol of community spirit, craftsmanship, and heritage preservation.