Sponsored event · Braata Productions presents
Christmas Grand Market 2026: A Caribbean Celebration
Celebrate Christmas with all the Caribbean! Braata Productions brings its Jamaican and Caribbean Christmas Grand Market to Queens, Brooklyn and the Bronx this December, with live music, a Jonkanoo parade, a Caribbean Christmas exhibit and holiday vendors selling gifts and treats.
- Friday, Dec. 4Queens
- Saturday, Dec. 5Brooklyn
- Sunday, Dec. 6The Bronx
Performers and highlights
- Kimiela "Candy" Isaacs, Jamaican vocalist
- Andrew Clarke
- The Braata Singers, Braata Productions' Caribbean folk choir
- MC Owen "Blakka" Ellis, Jamaican comedian and storyteller
- Jonkanoo parade, the traditional Jamaican Christmas masquerade
- Caribbean Christmas exhibit: take a trip down memory lane
- Holiday vendors: shop Christmas gifts and Caribbean treats
- Special guests and much more
Tickets
| Presold (until Dec. 3) | $30 |
|---|---|
| Adults | $35 |
| Children and seniors | $25 |
| Market access only | $10 |
Buy tickets online at braataproductions.org or givebutter.com/CGM2026.
For more information, email programs@braataproductions.org or call 917-668-2209 ext. 2. Follow @BraataProd and braataproductions on social media for venue details and updates.
About Christmas Grand Market
In Jamaica, Grand Market is the festive Christmas Eve tradition of shopping, music, food and street celebration. Braata Productions, a New York nonprofit that shares Caribbean folk culture through music and theater, brings that tradition to New York City's Caribbean communities. It's a family-friendly Christmas event for anyone looking for Jamaican and Caribbean holiday celebrations in Queens, Brooklyn or the Bronx.
Christmas Grand Market is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Kathy Hochul and the New York State Legislature, with public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, additional support from the Howard Gilman Foundation, and a grant from the New York City Tourism Foundation. Event details come from the organizer and may change; check with Braata Productions before you go.