The Christmas Market 2026 is coming!

Trinity’s beloved Aeolian Skinner Pipe Organ is in need of restoration. All proceeds go to the Organ Restoration Fund!

Thursday, November 19, 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm, Preview Party
Friday November 20, 12:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Saturday November 21, 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Sunday, November 22, 9:00 am - 1:00 pm

Trinity Undercroft

Handmade crafts, plants/bulbs, cookies, jams and preserves, soup to-go, tag sale. Please contact leighcromey@gmail.com for more information and if you want to help!

Champagne Preview Party!

Thursday November 19, 6:00 - 8:00 pm. For $30 come and enjoy a glass of champagne, some nibbles, and purchase items at the Market.

Contact leighcromey@gmail.com.

Cookie Walk

The famous (and delicious) cookie walk is available on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday of the Market. During the Thursday Preview Party pretty bags of cookies will be available for sale.

About the Christmas Market

The Christmas Market, known for many years as the Holiday Bazaar, exists to ensure that Trinity’s church can be enjoyed for generations to come. Held annually in the undercroft of Trinity on the Green (230 Temple Street, New Haven, CT), the Christmas Market brings together handmade crafts, plants, bulbs, cookies, jams and preserves, soups to-go, a tag sale, jewelry, and more. A labor of love by the parish, the Market will direct all proceeds to support the restoration of Trinity's much-beloved and lauded pipe organ, a 1928 Aeolian-Skinner (Op. 927, lovingly nicknamed "Sister Soosie"), which is in need of some expert attention after nearly a century of loyal service to the Trinity community.

The Christmas Market has a record of success; it is responsible for supporting the preservation and restoration of another Trinity on the Green’s aesthetic wonders: its windows. Truly a jewel in a city of architectural gems, Trinity offers the city of New Haven a unique gift: a stunning corpus of stained glass created by L.C. Tiffany Company. Installed between 1897 and 1910, Trinity’s Tiffany stained glass gradually came to reflect the decades of time, dust, and weather they had seen. Recognizing an opportunity to draw the parish and the broader New Haven community into restoration efforts, the Holiday Bazaar stepped in to rejuvenate these windows and raise funds to bring these artistic masterpieces back to their full glory.