ST. HELENA, Calif. — The St. Helena Winter Market returns to historic Native Sons Hall on December 12–13, bringing together more than two dozen artists, designers, and makers for a weekend celebrating art, craftsmanship, and the holiday season.

Now in its seventh year, the market features a curated selection of handcrafted ceramics, textiles, jewelry, furniture, artwork, books, artisanal foods, and distinctive gifts.

Rooted in Napa Valley’s creative community, the event draws makers from throughout Northern California and beyond.

Returning participants include Carter and Co., JG SWITZER, artist and author Obi Kaufmann, Tsuchikara Pottery, Austin Press, Lisa Ziff Designs, and My Dear Tejas.

This year’s market also welcomes new vendors including Aleni and ReWeave.

Visitors can enjoy freshly baked pastries and warm beverages from Feuilleté Bakeshop, barbecue from Southern Stoke BBQ, and seasonal treats from La Saison on Saturday.

Local wines and fresh silvertip Christmas trees will also be part of the festivities.

Founded in 2017 by artist and ceramist Richard Carter, owner of Carter and Co., the Winter Market began as a way to bring designers and craftspeople together with the community.

What started as a small studio gathering has grown into an annual holiday tradition celebrating independent makers and thoughtful design.