Four Festive Saturdays of Art, Gifts, and Holiday Cheer 

The halls of the Northrup King Building are about to transform again, this time into Holiday Lane, our most cozy, joy-filled stretch of the year. From November 29 through December 20, every Saturday becomes an invitation to slow down, sip something warm, and wander through a building packed with holiday magic and hundreds of local artists. 

I think that’s what makes this event special, it doesn’t feel rushed. You can take your time, explore, talk to the artists who made the work, and find gifts that actually mean something. 

What to Expect This Year 

Holiday Lane kicks off on Small Business Saturday, and the building will be buzzing. Studios throughout Northrup King will be decorated for the season, many of us offering festive treats or little surprises to make your visit feel even warmer. 

From hand-crafted gifts to original art, prints, jewelry, ceramics, textiles, ornaments, and décor, the entire building becomes a holiday market, only you don’t have to fight the crowds of a mall, and everything comes with a story. 

Hours: 

Saturdays, 10am – 4pm | Nov. 29 – Dec. 20 

Open until 6pm on Small Business Saturday! 

ADA Accessible • Free Parking • Passenger Elevator 

Where to Find Me 

If you’re stopping by, I’ll be in Gallery Aurora – Studio #179. This is where I display my Minneapolis,  and landscape prints, and I always enjoy talking with people about the stories behind the images. Whether you’re shopping for someone special, or treating yourself, come say hello. 

Why Holiday Lane Matters 

These four weekends are some of the best days of the year inside the Northrup King Building. There’s an energy that only happens when you bring together talented local creators and a community that loves supporting small businesses. It’s the kind of event you leave feeling lighter, more inspired, and maybe carrying a few unexpected treasures. 

If you’re looking for a holiday tradition that feels personal and genuinely local, this is it. 

I hope to see you there, and if you make it to Gallery Aurora, don’t be shy. Step in, warm up, and enjoy everything the artists in this building have created for the season.