The Cité Danzas Creators? Market showcases local Saint-Louis craftsmanship with a selection of handmade products and unique objects perfect for original Christmas gifts. Visitors will be able to stroll among some 15 outdoor sheds, and discover the creations of 21 artisans and designers inside the Cité. From Christmas decorations and jewelry to ceramics, illustrations and other works of art, each exhibitor offers items inspired by regional holidays and traditions.
The designer market at Cité Danzas - St Louis
The designer market at Cité Danzas - St Louis
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From December 13 to 15, 2024, immerse yourself in the spirit of Christmas in Alsace at the Marché des créateurs de la Cité Danzas in Saint-Louis, an event dedicated to local crafts, local products and end-of-year traditions. Located in the heart of the city, the Cité Danzas transforms itself to offer a warm and festive atmosphere where illuminated Christmas chalets, entertainment and creative workshops invite you to share magical moments with your family.
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The Christmas market in Saint-Louis (Alsace), an immersion in local craftsmanship
Every year, at the height of the festive season, the town of Saint-Louis is transformed into a veritable Christmas story with the arrival of its Christmas market. This magical tradition, which has captured the hearts of locals and visitors alike, transforms the city into a glittering winter landscape, where the joy and spirit of Christmas reign supreme.
The Marché des créateurs de la Cité Danzas showcases local Saint-Louis craftsmanship with a selection of handmade products and unique objects perfect for original Christmas gifts. Visitors will be able to stroll among some 15 outdoor sheds, and discover the creations of 21 artisans and designers inside the Cité. From Christmas decorations and jewelry to ceramics, illustrations and other works of art, each exhibitor offers items inspired by regional holidays and traditions.
For even more magic, visit the Basel Christmas Market.¿
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Marché de Noël 2024 in Saint-Louis: the entertainment program
In addition to crafts and Christmas specialities, the Marché des Créateurs de la Cité Danzas offers a wide range of Christmas entertainment for all ages!
Christmas concerts and shows
Ambulatory show: The Caravan of Lights
¿ December 13 to 15, 5:45 p.m
Street performers, dancers and light jugglers bring the Cité to life with a kaleidoscope of color and magic.
White brass Christmas
¿ Saturday, December 14, 3:30 p.m
In a festive atmosphere, the brass family from the Saint-Louis conservatory will perform Christmas carols to delight fans of traditional music.
The Christmas Carols
¿ Saturday, December 14 at 3pm, 4:15pm and 6pm
Three singers accompanied by a guitarist will take the audience on a journey with swinging Christmas songs from the 1950s and 1960s, a must-see for those wishing to immerse themselves in the nostalgia of Christmas past.
Noël des Ch?urs
¿ Sunday, December 15 at 3pm
Modules A choirs from the Saint-Louis conservatory will be singing Christmas carols.
Patatra! The Opocho Witch?
An interactive show for the little ones, with elves and fantastic characters bringing a touch of humor and magic to the market.
Workshops and strolls
White Christmas workshop
saturday, December 14 and Sunday, December 15, 3pm to 6pm
A space for creative youngsters aged 5 to 10 to make their own Christmas decorations using materials provided on site.
Visit from Santa Claus and his donkey Rosie
¿ Sunday, December 15, 3pm
To the delight of young and old alike, Santa Claus himself will make a visit accompanied by his faithful donkey Rosie, offering the perfect opportunity for a souvenir photo.
Tastings and Christmas specialities in Alsace
To accompany this festive atmosphere, food stalls will be offering Alsatian Christmas specialities: mulled wine, bredele, roasted chestnuts and other local products. Visitors can enjoy these delicacies while taking in the Christmas lights, which add a touch of magic to the Christmas market in Saint-Louis (68300).
