Holiday Night Marketplace: Support Local Small Businesses in a Festive Atmosphere

Get ready to celebrate the holiday season and support local small businesses at the Holiday Night Marketplace in Redwood City! Mark your calendars for Thursday, November 21, 2024, from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM at the CZI Community Space, 801 Jefferson Avenue – it’s your festive haven for handcrafted gifts, seasonal bites, and raffles galore.

Get ready to kick off the holidays in style (and maybe win a prize or two)! Let the kids loose in the play zone with free treats—because nothing says “happy holidays” like entertained (and snack-filled) kids!

About the Holiday Night Marketplace:

This family-friendly event offers a festive experience where attendees can shop for unique gifts from local artisans, enjoy delicious holiday treats, and participate in raffles with exciting prizes. The Holiday Night Marketplace brings the community together to support Bay Area small businesses while celebrating the season in a warm and welcoming atmosphere.

Event Highlights:

• Shop local vendors for handcrafted holiday gifts – perfect for that “I’m so on top of things” vibe.
• Savor delicious seasonal treats that’ll make your taste buds jingle.
• Enter exciting raffles for a chance to win prizes almost as good as finding the perfect parking spot.

Tickets:

• Adult General Admission: $10
• Children’s Ticket: FREE (includes snacks and beverages)

Please note: We only accept electronic payments, including major credit/debit cards and digital payment systems.

Donations: Can’t attend the event? You can still support local businesses by donating through our website. Your contributions help us continue hosting events that benefit the community and its small business owners.

About Renaissance Entrepreneurship Center – San Mateo

Renaissance Entrepreneurship Center has been transforming lives through entrepreneurship for thirty-five years in the San Francisco Bay Area. Our mission is to empower and increase the entrepreneurial capacities of socially and economically diverse women and men, thereby strengthening our communities through the creation of new and sustainable businesses, new jobs, and the promotion of financial self-sufficiency. Our clients reflect the diversity of the Bay Area: 90% are very low- to moderate-income, 72% are women, and 65% are people of color, and nearly 1 in 8 has disabilities. As a 501(c) (3) nonprofit small business development organization, Renaissance has played a vital role in the Bay Area for 35 years, serving more than 21,500 low- to moderate-income women and men and helping them launch and grow over 6,500 small businesses