Holiday Bazaars, Boutiques & Craft Shows 2017: SF Bay Area

SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA, CA – You can skip mall madness this year, and do your holiday shopping at your local "holiday bazaar," a quaint, community staple where you can find baked goods, gourmet gifts and handcrafted items.

Where and when are these boutiques in the San Francisco Bay Area? Patch has you covered.

ALBANY:
DEC. 9: Holiday Children’s Book & Toy Swap

BENICIA:

DEC. 9: Christmas Parade & Holiday Market

BERKELEY:

DEC. 9-10, 16-17, 23-24: Telegraph Ave. Holiday Street Fair 2017

DALY CITY:

Through DEC. 17: The Great Dickens Christmas Fair 2017 - Living Theater: Cow Palace

DANVILLE:
DEC. 9: Holiday Boutique at Rolling Hills
DEC. 16: Holiday Wreath Design Class

DAVIS:

DEC. 17: Holiday Craft & Vintage Fair

DIXON:
DEC. 19: Christmas Fun For Kids Workshop

FAIRFAX:

DEC. 9: Holiday Craft Faire & Bake Sale

GILROY:

DEC. 9 - 10: Holiday Boutique, Fortino Winery

LOS ALTOS:

DEC. 8: Egan School Holiday Craft Faire 2017

NAPA VALLEY:

DEC. 9-10: Santa’s Helpers Holiday Gift Faire: Napa Expo

OCCIDENTAL:
DEC. 9 - 10: 32nd Annual Holiday Crafts Faire

PALO ALTO:
DEC. 9: Gamble Garden Holiday Green Sale 2017
DEC. 10: Holiday Family Day, Art Center: Free

RICHMOND:

DEC. 16-17: Annual KPFA’s Craneway Crafts Fair: Pavilion

SAN RAFAEL:

Through DEC. 8: Pop-Up Holiday Boutique: Marin Center

DEC. 9-10: Marin Indoor Antique Market Christmas Show

SANTA CRUZ:

DEC. 10: Jingle Shells Arts & Crafts Fest: Seymour Marine Discovery Center

SCOTTS VALLEY:

DEC. 9-10: Zinnia's Annual Holiday Open House

SEBASTOPOL:
DEC. 8 -9: 2017 Holiday Home Tour & Artisan Boutique

WALNUT CREEK:

Through DEC. 10: Annual Holiday Faire: Shadelands Ranch Museum

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ALSO FROM THE PATCH HOLIDAY FILES:

• Holiday Happenings At Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk 2017

• Holiday Tree Lightings, Parades & Ice Rinks: SF Bay Area 2017

• Thanksgiving 'Turkey Trots' In SF Bay Area 2017

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