Vendors
2025 Vendors
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Rickey’s Jerky
Astro Vinyl Art
Your Nuts!
Florvino
Manny Ortiz, born and raised in Texas, loves wine and good food. For decades he developed and managed high end restaurants and clubs. He discovered flower wine when visiting the Spirit Hills Flower Winery in Alberta, Canada. Manny wanted to bring flower wine to Texas and craft flower wines from Texas flowers and so Florvino was born.
Florvino’s mission is to add value with all we do.
We add value to our customers by offering a high quality and unique Texas wine product.
We add value to our employees by offering a great work environment, fair wages and growth opportunities.
We add value to all our business partners by optimizing the return on their assets.
We add value to Texas by the trade we create and the unique new Texas flower wine product we bring to the market.
And we add value to Spirit Hills by further developing the flower wine industry and offering some of their products to customers in the United States.
817 Arts Alliance seeks to empower local artisans by providing them with affordable venues to bring their creations to market and unique shopping experiences for customers who want an alternative to mass produced big box store offerings. Handcrafted, may one-of-a-kind creations by local artisans will include pottery, jewelry, fused and stained glass, photographic art and handbags.
The Cookie Crave is a small woman and black owned business. We are structured for the inclusion of all customers no matter the dietary or allergy restrictions. We have 2 different cookie selections, our nut free cookie selection and our vegan cookie selection which is gluten, dairy, soy and nut free. Anyone can come enjoy one of our homemade gourmet cookies in over 30 flavors!
On September 17, 1951, Mayor Vandergriff wrote to Königshofen’s Mayor Kaspar Lurz about Arlington’s decision to help out the residents of Königshofen and about the fact that the people of Arlington were anxious to strengthen the bonds between the United States and Germany and especially the bonds between the two cities. Then on November 29, 1951 Mayor Vandergriff wrote to Mr. Zühlke that they “will be interested to know that we already have several thousand pounds of clothing, bedding, canned goods, thread, needles, etc…” and that “over 100 people are actively working on our committees.”
In recognition of our German Sister City, the Sister Cities of Arlington volunteers have a booth at the Texas Christkindl Market featuring many handmade holiday, lace gifts from Germany. The Sister Cities have items such as decorative tree ornaments, custom light scenes, creative table covers, limited addition Christkindl pins and mugs, and much more.
Rick Allen Designs creates beautiful and unique art jewelry. He designs and creates all of the jewelry. Some of the pieces may get close to what is considered “traditional” jewelry, but mostly he “colors outside the lines” and creates unique, expressive, art jewelry. By far his favorite style is one of a kind, fun art jewelry pieces. He loves it when a person hears a piece speak to them. It’s like they found an old friend they didn’t know they had. There is a joy and a comfort felt when that happens, both for Rick and the person that takes it home.
Sawdust and Bullets features one-of-a-kind creations from wood, acrylic and shell casings. All products are made by the owners. From the unique kitchen and bar utensils, to pens, to knives, to shaving, to lighters – all items reflect the creativity of the owners. Sawdust and Bullets have a loyal following – many who request customized products. Sawdust and Bullets have been a proud vendor at the Texas Christkindl Market for years!
Lael Alpaca works with local farmers in their native Peru, closely partnering with them to support sustainable practices and improve local communities. Lael Alpaca offers sweaters, dresses, scarves, gloves, hats, ruana-styled wraps, vests, children’s apparel, and more. Women’s tops and children’s clothing are made with Pima cotton, the premiere Peruvian cotton which highly durable despite its satiny, cashmere-like feel. Lael is committed to customer service and satisfaction. They vow to bring customers the best alpaca products on the market.
In early 2014, Jason, a Montana resident, met a Texas girl, and fell in love and in October of 2014 JJ’s Concessions was born. This husband, wife, and family team travel across country with kids in tow and serve people from all walks of life and live in Longview, Texas when they aren’t serving up delicious food.
Serving great German food at the Texas Christkindl Market for years, the JJ’s team serve schnitzel, bratwurst, funnel cakes and more.
Radiant Arts & Handicrafts
We provide a wide variety of art and crafts from Nepal. We offer sterling silver jewelry, cotton bags and clothing, hand carved masks. hand made felt Christmas gifts and more.
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Free Parking will be available in Lot B unless otherwise noted.
Date
Nov. 21-23 & Nov. 28 - Dec 23, 2025
Location
1650 E Randol Mill Road, Arlington, TX 76011
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Time
11:00 am – 8:00 pm – DAILY