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Shop, celebrate + give back at the Junior League of Columbia’s annual Holiday Market

Proceeds support JLC’s mission to strengthen the health and wellbeing of children and families across the Midlands.

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Beyond bustling market stalls, the Holiday Market is a cornerstone in supporting local initiatives.

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The magic of the season returns as the Junior League of Columbia (JLC) hosts its 39th Annual Holiday Market, Dec. 4-7 at the South Carolina State Fairgrounds.

This four-day shopping extravaganza brings together 100+ merchants from across the country, offering everything from home décor and gourmet goodies to holiday gifts and accessories.

More than just a festive tradition, Holiday Market helps raise nearly $300,000 each year to support JLC’s mission of strengthening the health and wellbeing of children and families across the Midlands. Don’t miss the beloved signature events — the elegant Holiday Ball on Friday, Dec. 5 and family-favorite Sundaes with Santa on Sunday, Dec. 7.

Tickets are on sale now — shop, celebrate, and make a difference this holiday season.

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