Tualatin's holiday market for local makers.
The Red Sled Market returns to Tualatin's Nyberg corridor from October 31 through December 24, 2026, with more than 80 local artists and makers selling handmade gifts, decor, and treats, minutes from 22379 SW 107th Ave.
Every holiday season, the Red Sled Market turns a stretch of Tualatin's Nyberg Road shopping area into a cozy, walkable bazaar of Pacific Northwest makers. It is a long-running tradition that found a home in Tualatin, and it is one of the easiest places near 22379 SW 107th Ave to finish your gift list while supporting local artists and small businesses.
The market brings together 80-plus vendors selling handmade gifts, jewelry, candles, cozy knits, gourmet treats, ornaments, and holiday decor, all under one roof on Nyberg Road. For anyone who wants their holiday shopping to feel a little less like a big-box errand, it is the local alternative, and it runs all the way through Christmas Eve.
Plan your visit
When the market is open.
Dates
October 31 through December 24, 2026
The 2026 season runs from October 31 through Christmas Eve, December 24, with the market closed on Thanksgiving. It is a seasonal pop-up, so after late December the space returns to its everyday use until next year.
Hours
Monday-Saturday 10 AM-7 PM, Sunday 11 AM-5 PM
Plan a midweek visit to shop at a slower pace, or make a Sunday-afternoon trip of it. The weekend tends to be the busiest, especially as Christmas approaches, so arrive early for the best selection.
Location
7111 SW Nyberg Rd, Tualatin
The market sits on the Nyberg Road corridor, the same shopping strip as the restaurants and stores covered in our Tualatin shopping guide, a short drive from 22379 SW 107th Ave. Confirm the exact entrance and hours on the Red Sled Market website as opening day approaches.
Shop with purpose
Give back while you shop.
The Red Sled Market runs the Fill the Sled food drive through the season, collecting donations for the Oregon Food Bank. It is an easy way to turn a shopping trip into a small act of community: pick up a canned good or two at a local grocery, drop it in the sled, and know that your holiday dollars are also feeding neighbors in need across the region.
That spirit of shopping local carries through the whole season in Tualatin. The market pairs naturally with the holiday bazaars and craft fairs across the Tualatin Valley, and with the community events on our local events calendar, from the light parades to Starry Nights at the Commons.
What to expect
A full day of holiday shopping nearby.
Handmade gifts and home decor
One-of-a-kind finds for every list
Expect ceramics, woodwork, candles, jewelry, textiles, and ornaments you will not find on a big-box shelf, all made by Pacific Northwest artists and crafters. It is the kind of market where the gift feels personal because it is.
Gourmet treats and local food
Stockings and hostess gifts sorted
Artisan food vendors bring jams, honey, baked goods, spice blends, and other edible gifts that make excellent host gifts for holiday parties. Grab a few extras for your own table.
Nyberg corridor stops
Restaurants, shops, and services nearby
The market sits in the middle of Tualatin's busiest shopping and dining stretch, so a visit can easily become an afternoon: lunch on the corridor, shopping at the market, and a stop at Bridgeport Village across the city line, all within minutes of home.
A market with a long history
A holiday tradition that found its home in Tualatin
The Red Sled Market has been a holiday fixture for decades, originally in nearby Sherwood and now in Tualatin. For local makers it is a season highlight, and for shoppers it is proof that small-town holiday spirit is alive and well on Nyberg Road.
Make Your Move
A town that shops local, all season.
Tualatin's holiday market is one more reason this community feels like home. 22379 SW 107th Ave puts you minutes from the Nyberg corridor, the Commons, and all the local makers and shops that make the season special. Paul Knighton of MORE Realty can show you the home, then point you to the best local stops.
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