Shop Local With Holiday Arts Boutiques |

‘Tis the season to support the arts! With recent cuts on federal level and proposed cuts to the arts in the local county budget, shopping local is more important than ever. Luckily, historic estates, galleries, and bustling art centers across Westchester are hosting holiday arts boutiques this season. These markets, which feature African art, handmade pottery, works by regional artisans and more – and are sometimes paired with activities like ornament painting – make it possible to shop local, support the arts and soak in the holidays season all in one place.

Through January 2, 2026
Bethany Arts Community’s Annual Holiday Art Show
Presented by Bethany Arts Community
Bethany Arts Community’s first-floor studio hallway becomes a small-works gallery featuring paintings, prints, jewelry and mixed-media pieces priced between $25 and $300. There are also Open Studios days on November 15 and December 13. During these events, visitors can meet resident artists and tour the workspaces, offering a relaxed way to choose original, locally made gifts for the season.

November 13-December 23
Homemade for the Holidays
Presented by Clay Art Center
Clay Art Center’s shop features the works of local artists who specialize in ceramics. For the holidays, pottery, ceramic gifts and seasonal ornaments will be available both in the gallery and online. Family-friendly shopping events will take place on November 22 and December 13 (11am-3pm), featuring free sweet treats and ornament painting. Shop hours: Mon, 10am-3pm, Tues-Saturday, 10am-5pm.

November 21–December 24, 2025
A Gift of Art Holiday Show & Boutique
Presented by Mamaroneck Artists Guild
Mamaroneck Artists Guild’s A Gift of Art Holiday Show & Boutique presents member work in painting, photography, sculpture, jewelry and fine crafts. The Palmer Avenue gallery becomes a focused holiday shop where visitors can browse and purchase one-of-a-kind pieces, highlighting local artists as part of seasonal gift giving. Tue-Sat, 12-5pm.

November 22
Yellow Studio Annual Holiday Market
Presented by Yellow Studio
Yellow Studio’s annual Holiday Market features all women-owned businesses based in New York. Come join local makers, artists and designers offering one-of-a-kind gifts in an intimate art-space setting. Shoppers can browse prints, ceramics, textiles and small-batch goods while supporting independent creatives during the peak gift-buying season. Also for sale will be holiday wrapping paper, handmade greeting cards and hand-painted ornaments by Yellow Studio artist members Sarah Ehrlich, Sophie Reisz and Phoebe Polk. 11am-5pm.

November 22-December 21
Holiday Boutique at Washington Irving’s Sunnyside
Presented by Historic Hudson Valley
See Washington Irving’s Sunnyside cottage decorated for the holidays, and get your shopping done while you’re there. The estate offers a weekend holiday boutique, then browse books, toys and locally crafted keepsakes that reflect Sleepy Hollow’s literary heritage and make distinctive gifts for fans of history and folklore. Saturdays and Sundays, 10am–5pm.

November 22–December 21, 2025
Holiday Art Boutique
Presented by Pelham Art Center
Pelham Art Center’s Holiday Art Boutique displays work by local artists and makers, including original art, jewelry, candles, ceramics, ornaments, cards and stationery. The gallery becomes a neighborhood gift shop where visitors select affordable, handcrafted pieces while directly supporting Pelham’s creative community during the holiday season. Opening reception: November 22, 12-2pm. Boutique hours: Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm; weekends 10am-4pm

November 22-December 21
Philipsburg Manor Holiday Boutique
Presented by Historic Hudson Valley
Visitors can tour the historic 1750 property of Philipsburg Manor this winter. If it’s on the weekend, they can also shop a holiday boutique featuring regional specialties, storybook souvenirs and seasonal décor perfect for a history buff. Saturdays and Sundays, 10am–5pm.

Nov 28 & 29, 2025
Holiday Opening & Market ’25
Presented by Lyndhurst Mansion
The bustling Holiday Makers Market in the Lyndhurst Mansion’s carriage house and heated tent features offerings by more than 40 regional artisans and gourmet treats, from jewelry to home goods. A CM Cookies pop-up also features cookie activities like family-friendly cookie decorating. Guests have two ticket options: shop the market only or add access to the Mansion to their visit, where they can witness Lyndhurst’s themed trees, historic décor and rarely seen Gould family treasures. Dates and times vary.

November 28-30, 2025
Museum Shop Holiday Sale
Presented by Luangisa African Museum & Cultural Arts Center
This holiday store at the newly opened Luangisa African Museum & Cultural Arts Center will offer holiday sale pricing for three days. Handcrafted African gift items, including jewelry, home decor, wearable art and more, will be 20% off. While there, guests can discover the museum and its inaugural exhibit, The Tree of Life.

December 2 & 3, 2025
Tarrytown Music Hall Holiday Market
Presented by Tarrytown Music Hall
The historic Tarrytown Music Hall hosts a free, two-day Holiday Market with a changing roster of tri-state artisans. Shoppers can browse jewelry, textiles, home goods and treats as live music, food vendors and festive drinks fill the theater, turning holiday shopping into support for regional artists and local makers. 12-8pm.

December 5–14, 2025
White Plains Holiday Market
Presented by Downtown White Plains BID
Nearly 50 vendors bring handmade candles, art, fashion, sweets and bottled sangria to an indoor White Plains City Center marketplace. Candy Cane mini golf, a seasonal photo booth, Santa visits and kids’ activities create a family outing, while the new Shop Downtown White Plains Gift Card, redeemable at dozens of our downtown restaurants, encourages dining and gifting locally. On the first floor former Barnes & Noble location, 11am-7pm.

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