Event name:

Ukrainian Christmas Market 2025
Event Date: Sat, Dec 6th, 2025 11:30:00 am
Event Summary:

 Saturday, December 6, 2025 Bay Path Barn, Boylston, MA - unique gifts from Ukrainian artisans, Ukrainian food, childrens performances, Vertep and visit from St. Nicholas.
Event Details:

Mission to support children both in Ukraine and here in the Ukrainian New England Community.
Goal: Rebuild the sensory room at the children’s inpatient mental health unit in Bucha, Kyiv region, in partnership with the charitable foundation “Your Support.”

Get your ticket to the Biggest Ukrainian Christmas Market in New England
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General Admission

$26.75 ($25.00 + $1.75 booking fee)

Standard entry for adults (18 and over).

 Teen Tickets. Ages: 12-18

$11.50 ($10.00 + $1.50 booking fee)

Discounted entry for teens ages 12-18.

Free entry for children under 11, accompanied by a ticketed adult.

 
Other Sponsor: Ukrainian Cultural Center of New Englad
Event Location:

Bay Path Barn - 119 Central St, Boylston, MA
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Ukrainian Christmas Market 2025

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