The 2025 Holiday Market

The 2025 Holiday Market

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It’s the Illini Media Group Holiday Market and the Junior League Festival of Trees, Saturday November 22nd at the I-Hotel and Conference Center. Presented by Gibson Area Hospital. Limited Vendor space is still available!

If you want your business to be part of this fun, dynamic, and engaging event, fill out the form below, or email JUlrey@illinimedia.com

Holiday Market 2025 Vendor Inquiry

Holiday Market Vendor Inquiry Form

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