Holiday shopping is easier to plan when the calendar tells you more than the name of a market. Is there an admission charge? Is it a small neighborhood fair or a convention-center event? Can you bring the dog? Those details change the outing, especially when several events land on the same weekend.
These Omaha organizers have posted dates for the weeks ahead. The guide separates confirmed details from the questions still worth asking, without treating a downloadable coupon as a product or promising that a vendor will have a particular item in stock.
November 13-15: Omaha Holiday Boutique
The Omaha Holiday Boutique confirms its return to CHI Health Center November 13-15, 2026. Its website describes holiday decor, apparel, toys, treats and other shopping categories, with a vendor directory for browsing before the show.
One specific evening window is worth noting: Girls Night Out is listed for Friday from 5 to 9 p.m. The site also describes a holiday entertainment stage. Use the organizer’s ticket and show-information pages to confirm the day’s full hours and admission before you make plans. A promotional savings button is not a substitute for understanding the ticket terms.
If your shopping list is specific, start with that vendor directory. It is a more useful planning tool than assuming every seasonal market carries the same mix. The calendar already includes the Boutique’s three public days, so this guide points back to that event rather than adding duplicate listings.
November 14: Holy Cross Lutheran Fall Craft Fair
Holy Cross Lutheran Church lists its 14th annual fair for Saturday, November 14, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Admission is explicitly free. The church is at 4117 Terrace Drive in Omaha.
The organizer publishes a maker list that includes art, baked goods, crochet and other small-business offerings. That makes this a straightforward choice if you want a neighborhood craft-fair outing without an admission charge. Purchases are separate, of course, and a place on the maker list is not a guarantee that a particular product will still be available when you arrive.
Also November 14: Offutt Enlisted Spouses Club Holiday Bazaar
The club’s own Bazaar page confirms Saturday, November 14, 2026, at the Omaha Kroc Center, 2825 Y Street. Admission is $2, with cash preferred. Children 12 and younger and Omaha Kroc Center members receive free admission.
The announcement describes local makers, gifts, home decor and an OESC bake sale. Proceeds support the club’s scholarship program. One important detail is still missing from the returned event text: opening hours. Check with the organizer before building a timed stop around this one. A confirmed date is not permission to guess when the doors open.
December 5-6: Omaha Farmers Market Holiday Market
Omaha Farmers Market lists one holiday-market weekend at Aksarben Village, December 5 and 6, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days. The location is Mercy Road between 67th Street and Aksarben Drive.
Admission is free and shopping takes place in a heated tent. Santa is listed for Sunday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The organizer asks visitors to leave dogs at home because the tent is crowded. That small planning detail can save a return trip before the shopping even begins.
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