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U.S. Christmas Markets Bring a European Holiday Tradition Closer to Home
- Germany has developed its Christmas-market tradition over nearly six centuries, with more than 2,500 markets opening each winter.
- Kennebunkport, Maine, adapted the tradition by using a lobster boat.
- U.S. towns preserve traditions such as glühwein and gingerbread while adding elements tied to local history.
- Chicago’s market will mark its 30th anniversary in 2026, while Denver’s celebrates its 25th anniversary this season.
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U.S. Christmas Markets Bring a European Holiday Tradition Closer to Home
Germany spent nearly six centuries perfecting the Christmas market, and more than 2,500 open there each winter. Kennebunkport, Maine, gave the tradition its own twist and used a lobster boat to do it.
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