When is Leeds Christmas Market 2026?
From Thursday 19 November to Wednesday 23 December 2026.
Where is the market?
In Leeds, in three places: City Square, home of the Thor's Winter Village market, and Millennium Square and Victoria Gardens, where the stalls sit beside the rides.
What are the opening times?
In City Square, the market stalls and Leeds Street Food are open Sunday to Thursday from 10.30am to 7pm and Friday and Saturday from 10.30am to 8pm. THOR'S Highland Lodge and the Folié Ski Bar are open Sunday to Tuesday from 11am to 9pm and Wednesday to Saturday from 11am to 11pm. Times for Millennium Square and Victoria Gardens have not been published.
What is there to see and buy in City Square?
City Square becomes a winter village of Christmas trees, with decorated wooden chalets for independent makers and businesses, plus Yorkshire makers, local food and drink and street food. Traders named for 2026 include Yorkshire Print Company, Paper Starlights, Magees Bespoke Woodwork, Beauty Scents and Pure Pet Food.
What is at Millennium Square and Victoria Gardens?
Stalls, rides and experiences, including a traditional carousel, a Big Wheel and Ice Cube ice-skating on a covered, open-air rink of about 400 square metres. Bavarian-style market cabins sell continental treats, currywurst, sweets and glühwein (hot spiced wine).
What can I eat and drink?
City Square has street food and drink from Leeds favourites and regional producers, including baos from Little Bao Boy, Hot Churros, crumble pots, bratwurst from Street Kings, craft beer, mead and speciality coffee. Millennium Square and Victoria Gardens have currywurst, sweets and glühwein (hot spiced wine).
Where can I sit with a drink?
City Square has THOR'S Tipi Bar, a canvas tent with faux-fur throws and log fires, and THOR'S Highland Lodge, which has winter games and live music and takes festive party bookings. The Folié Ski Bar is also in City Square.
Is it free to go in?
The market has not published an entry charge for the stalls.
Are dogs allowed at the market?
The market has not said whether dogs are welcome.
Is the market accessible?
The market has not published accessibility details. Visit Leeds has an Accessible Leeds guide for the city, including a map of Blue Badge parking in the city centre.